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StreamRoyalties

Get paid every second your work is heard.

Your split sheet becomes a live contract: streams, sales and licenses reach every collaborator the moment they land.

Night Bus HomeLive
Incoming+0.02/s
35%Noor1,512.408231
25%Théo1,080.291594
20%Ama864.233275
10%Rui432.116637
10%Band432.116642

Split so far

4,321.166379 tUSDC

Night Bus Home · 5 collaborators · paying continuously
Simulated revenue, replayed in your browser.

Why it matters

The six-month wait, removed.

A stream in March still reaches most teams on a September statement.

The usual way

  1. Stream
  2. Distributor
  3. Statement, 90 to 180 days later
  4. One person's account
  5. Spreadsheet
  6. Transfers, eventually

With StreamRoyalties

  1. Stream
  2. Royalty contract
  3. Every collaborator, in seconds

How it runs

Three moves, then it runs on its own.

  1. 01

    Write the split sheet.

    Who worked on it and their share. Faders keep it at exactly 100%.

  2. 02

    Point your revenue at it.

    Streams, sales and licenses pay the work's contract, not one person's account.

  3. 03

    Watch every meter rise.

    Balances grow in real time. Everyone withdraws whenever they like.

What's on the desk

Built for how creative money actually moves.

Continuous or weekly

Split every inflow the second it lands, or batch releases to save fees.

Bonus rules

The producer gets five more points after a million plays. The contract does the math.

Consent to change

A split changes only when everyone signs. Past earnings never move.

A songwriter with headphones on, smiling as she writes notes on paper beside a laptop
A band playing together in a small room

Who it's for

For teams paid in small amounts, all the time.

  • 01

    Bands and producers

    Splitting streaming income, edition drops and the odd sync license.

  • 02

    Podcasts

    Co-hosts, editors and ad revenue, released weekly so fees stay small.

  • 03

    Collectives and DAOs

    Commissioning films, books and editions with many contributors.

Live

Your next royalty statement could be a live meter.

Connect the demo wallet, send some revenue through a song and watch it split.

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