In the Kingsmen Studio dashboard, Revenue Analytics breaks down your earnings across multiple monetization sources—providing a detailed view beyond just streams or downloads. Our platform currently tracks up to 25 revenue channels, capturing how different platforms and content types generate income.
Breakdown of Revenue Channel Types
STREAMING
Ad‑Supported Radio
Ad‑Supported Streaming
Breakage (unbatched or residual revenue)
Locker Service (offline listening)
Non‑Interactive Radio (digital broadcasts)
Rental (temporary access purchases)
Subscription Radio
Subscription Streaming
DOWNLOAD
Download (digital purchases)
Mobile Products
Tethered Download (linked device sales)
DIGITAL PERFORMANCE
Background Music (licensed ambient use)
Neighboring Rights (rights for performers/sound recordings)
Performance Rights (public performance royalties)
LICENSING
Sync License (Master)
Sync License (Publishing)
PHYSICAL
Physical (CDs, vinyl sales)
OTHER
3rd Party Compilations
Channel Revenue (aggregated channel-based earnings)
Claimed UGC (user-generated content usage)
Digital Licensing
Other (miscellaneous)
Publishing
Unknown (unclassified revenue)
Unmonetized (streams/views that generate no revenue)
Why It Matters
Some platforms monetize in different ways—for instance, Spotify separately accounts for premium subscriber streams versus ad-supported streams.
Understanding each channel helps you see where your income is truly coming from, and helps explain why some plays might not generate royalties.
Not every view or stream is monetized. “Unmonetized” entries explain instances like trials, unmatched receipts, or non‑paying usage.
Quick Reference Table
Revenue Category | Examples of Channels |
Streaming | Ad-supported, subscription, radio, rentals, breakage |
Downloads | Digital downloads, mobile purchases, tethered sales |
Digital Performance | Background music, performance rights, neighboring rights |
Licensing | Sync licenses (master or publishing) |
Physical | Physical media sales |
Other | UGC claims, compilations, unmonetized, publishing fees |