Understanding royalty payments and revenue tracking
Your monthly royalty statement shows exactly what you earned, where, and from which platform. Here is how to understand every column.
InterSpace lets you automatically share your royalties with producers, co-writers, and collaborators. Here is how splits work and how to set one up.
Neighboring rights are performance royalties earned when your master recording is played on radio, TV, or in public spaces. Here is how InterSpace helps you collect them.
Your music can earn on SoundCloud, but monetization is only available in certain territories. Here is how SoundCloud earnings reach your InterSpace balance.
Step-by-step guide to requesting a royalty payout from your InterSpace Distribution wallet.
The MLC collects mechanical royalties for songwriters from US streaming and downloads. Learn what it pays and how to register.
InterSpace Distribution has a minimum balance threshold before you can request a payout. Learn what it is and how it works.
Streaming numbers appear in your InterSpace dashboard after the first 3 months, and update monthly after that. Here is why, and where to see your streams in real time.
A PRO collects performance royalties for songwriters when their songs are streamed, broadcast, or performed. Learn why you should register.
A guide to understanding your Balance tab — what each section means and how to read your earnings dashboard.
Your master and your publishing are two separate copyrights that earn money in different ways. Understanding both is key to collecting everything you are owed.
The TikTok number on TikTok's sound page is not the same as your royalty streams. Here is what each number means and how TikTok earnings work.
How YouTube Content ID works, how royalties are earned from YouTube, and how to manage claims.
Royalties on InterSpace Distribution are paid in your local currency. Learn how currency conversion works.
An IPI (or CAE) number uniquely identifies you as a songwriter or publisher for royalty collection. Here is what it is and where to get one.
InterSpace collects your streaming royalties from every DSP and pays them out to you, minus a plan-based platform fee. Here is the full process, including the fee and payout steps.
An ISWC is a unique identifier for a musical composition, used to track publishing royalties. Learn how it differs from an ISRC.
Publishing royalties are split into a writer's share and a publisher's share. Learn what each is and how independent artists can collect both.
How to add or update your bank account details and payment information on InterSpace Distribution.
Music publishing is the side of the business that manages the song itself, separate from the recording. Learn how it earns money for songwriters.