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Estimate streaming income

Per-stream payouts are a share of a revenue pool, not a fixed price. Set the range yourself and see the spread.

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What it costs over five years

The first-year price is not the price. Put in your own numbers and see what each charging model actually takes from a catalogue over five years.

TOOLS & CALCULATORS

Estimate with your own range—not a made-up fixed rate.

Four small planning tools. Every figure comes from your own inputs — nothing here is a quote, a rate card or a promise.

Illustrative planning tools only. Rates, dates and amounts are values you set yourself — they are not payout quotes, guarantees or delivery commitments.

Royalty & revenue estimator

Estimate gross streaming revenue from your own assumptions.

100,000
$ 0.004
You set this rate. Real per-stream rates vary by platform, country and subscription type — check your own reports.
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YOUR ESTIMATE — GROSS
$ 2,400
BASED ENTIRELY ON YOUR INPUTS
Per month$ 400

Numbers modelled. Record ready?

When the release exists, the application takes a few minutes and is answered by a person.

Apply for review

No account is created; a human reviews and replies by email.

Free tools that check your release

Free, no account, nothing uploaded. Everything runs in your browser.

Loudness & true peak checker
Measure integrated LUFS and true peak, and see what each service will do to your master.
Cover art checker
Check size, ratio, colour mode and detail — and see your cover at store thumbnail sizes.
Metadata checker
Test artist, title, version and featured credits against the published store rules.
ISRC & barcode checker
Validate an ISRC and verify or calculate a barcode check digit.
Release timeline planner
Work backwards from your release date, including the pitch deadline.

Work the number backwards

Set a monthly income target and see the play count it actually needs — after your split and after our 5%.

Why no one can give you a fixed rate

A stream is not sold at a price. Each service pools the money it collected that month and divides it by the listening it recorded. What reaches you is your slice of that pool — so it moves with the listener’s country, whether they pay for a subscription or listen free, and how much everyone else was streamed that month. Two artists with identical play counts can be paid very differently, and the same artist can be paid differently in two consecutive months.

That is why this page asks you for a range instead of printing a rate. 0.0020 is a cautious floor, 0.0035 sits in the middle of what most independent catalogues see, and 0.0060 is a strong month weighted towards paying markets. The distance between the ends of that range is the honest answer.

What we take

Five percent of what a release earns. Nothing to apply, nothing to release, no subscription that expires and pulls your music down with it. If a release earns nothing, we are paid nothing. The full terms are here.