Every distributor sends a statement, and almost no one reads it. This tool opens the CSV in your browser and shows the numbers that matter: which stores and countries pay you, what each thousand streams earned, which rows were adjusted or paid at zero, and how far the gross is from what you received. The file never leaves your device.
How to use it
- Download a statement from your distributor as CSV or TSV (most dashboards have an export button on the earnings or sales page).
- Choose the file below. The analyzer finds the columns by their headings: store, country, units, revenue, gross, title.
- Read the summary, the tables and the flags. Then compare with the next statement.
What the flags mean
- Negative rows are adjustments or clawbacks. A few are normal; many in one period deserve a question to your distributor.
- Rows with units but zero revenue usually mean free-tier or promotional plays, or a store that reports late. Check that the money arrives in a later statement.
- A gross-to-net difference is what sits between the store's payment and yours: the distributor's share, fees, taxes or currency conversion. Your agreement should explain each part.
- A single store carrying most of your income is a risk, not a problem. It tells you where a change in that store's rates would hit you.