How much will I get paid from stores?

When your music is distributed through Fresible Music, your earnings from streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, and others do not come from a fixed “pay-per-stream” rate.

This is because streaming services do not pay a flat rate for every stream. Instead, royalties are calculated using several economic, regional, and contractual factors.

🌍 What Affects How Much One Stream Is Worth?
There are lots of factors that affect how much money one stream is worth in royalties. The main factors include:

1. Listener’s Country & Location

• The value of a stream changes depending on:
• Regional subscription prices
• Local advertising rates
• Currency exchange rates
• Market economic conditions

Streams from higher-priced regions generally generate higher

2. Free vs. Paid Listeners

• Premium subscribers generate more revenue per stream
• Ad-supported listeners generate less
• Services with large free tiers may have lower overall average payouts.

3. Your Rights & Contract Splits

Royalties from streaming platforms are paid to the rights holder (Fresible or your label).

Your final payout depends on:

• Your distribution agreement
• Publishing splits
• Any other parties entitled to royalties
• For Fresible Music artists, the standard revenue split is 70% Artist / 30% Fresible.

4. Total Platform Revenue Each Month

• Your per-stream value can change based on:
• Number of total streams on the platform
• Changes in subscription revenue
• Fluctuations in advertising income
• Seasonal trends (e.g., holidays, promotions)

5. Minimum Play Duration

• Most platforms only count a stream after at least 30 seconds of listening.
• Shorter plays may not earn royalties.

6. Playlist & Algorithm Exposure

• Being placed in playlists (editorial or algorithmic) or receiving high listener engagement can increase total streams, which affects your share of the revenue pool