SPOTIFY STREAMING ROYALTIES CALCULATIOR

Spotify do not publish an official per stream rate of pay as this is not the way they work out their royalty payments. Spotify pay the majority of their revenues earned through their subscriptions and advertising back to the music rights-holders (Record Labels, Publishers and PROs) .

The royalty payments depend on several variables including the country people are streaming from, the amount of premium members compared with ‘freemium’ members (more premium members = higher payments for artists), currency values and the deal your distributor has with Spotify.

The calculator below will come up with a rough estimate of how much you can expect to receive in royalties excluding publishing income for the songwriters and before any label, management or distribution fees have been subtracted. The stream rate we are using for this calculator has been worked out using a number of different online sources and is to be used as an estimate only.

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THE SPOTIFY MUSIC ROYALTIES CALCULATOR

  • Please note - This estimate is for the total amount the artist receives before labels, management & distributors take their cut and before any recoupable costs have been removed.

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We hope our Spotify royalties calculator will help artists and record labels work out an estimate of what they can expect to earn from the streaming platform. This information is completely unofficial and in no way endorsed by Spotify. It is purely a tool to help artists and music companies better predict and plan for their revenue.

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