Free tool
Estimate track or catalog royalty obligations with gross royalty, recoupment, expenses, reserve hold, and net payable fields. Then load a music royalty sample workspace to see the full close workflow.
Use this asset
The free asset helps you preview the workflow. A workspace adds source imports, mapping checks, calculation runs, statement output, payment-ready exports, reconciliation, and audit history.
Calculators are useful for estimating one scenario. Allocora turns the same logic into reviewed, repeatable, exportable evidence.
Gross royalty and net payable estimate.
Recoupment and reserve hold lines.
Sample workspace CTA for a full music royalty close.
Source-backed answers
These answers connect the calculator to Allocora royalty workflow pages and explain which calculation evidence should support music royalty statements.
A music royalty calculator starts with gross royalty revenue, applies the agreed royalty rate, subtracts recoupable balances or approved expenses, applies any reserve hold, and shows the net payable plus carried balance. For a real close, those fields should trace back to imported royalty rows and statement output.
A royalty statement should be supported by imported source rows, catalog or work mapping, the applicable rule version, recoupment and reserve treatment, a locked calculation run, and an exportable statement. That evidence lets a label, publisher, artist, or author review the same calculation later.
Use the calculator for one estimate. Start the sample workspace when you need payees, works, imported rows, calculation runs, statements, export files, and close evidence in one place. The sample path shows how the estimate becomes a governed royalty close workflow.
Product boundary
Allocora calculates, explains, exports, reconciles, and proves expected obligations. It does not move money, collect bank credentials, provide KYC/AML, or file taxes.
Create a free workspace, use sample data or templates, and review calculation evidence before external payout execution.
