Royalty Math That Actually Understands the Music Business
Not a spreadsheet with formulas bolted on. A real royalty engine, built for how labels actually pay artists.
Waterfall recoupment, done right
Share minus recoupment plus balance-forward, with unpaid remainders tracked automatically and below-threshold payouts flagged before they slip through. A chronological recoupment ledger keeps a running record of every advance, direct repayment, and royalty-based recoupment.
Member-level splits, per song
When a band's lineup shifts from song to song, most tools force you to fake it. Artalyx splits earnings among tagged band members per song, fans whole-release sales out across tracks first, and reconciles merch splits across all members down to the penny.
Multi-currency, built in
11 currencies supported with live exchange rates, so an artist getting paid in one currency and earning in another isn't your problem to solve by hand.
Statements that look like statements
Select an artist, choose the period, click Load Revenue. Every qualifying entry pulls automatically, splits calculate, and you get a print-ready statement with your full letterhead, a statement reference number, recoupment tracking against advances, a dispute clause, and a signature block.
This Usually Costs a Lot More, Alone
Some royalty-accounting-only tools charge over $2,500 a year once a label crosses $200K in revenue, and that's before adding a separate PR tool, a separate merch tracker, and a separate client portal. Artalyx includes all of it, flat, at every tier.
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