See that number? That's a song getting paid.
$0.000000climbing since you opened this page · 0 seconds · paid 0 times
No pool. No mystery.
No quarterly maybe.
Just math. Wanna do some?
The math
One play of one song.
Three and a half minutes.
A signed artist, over there
$0.001
about a tenth of a cent — on a good day
The same play, here
$0.0036
and that's our floor, not our ceiling
the number that can't lie
Every hour anyone spends with your music
pays you 6.2 cents.
One superfan or sixty casuals — an hour is an hour, and it's yours.
1,000 hrs / month
$62.10
every month · on time · on chain
100,000 hrs / month
$6,210
every month · on time · on chain
same hours, signed, over there
~ a penny/hr
that's a 4× raise for walking through our door
Play 30 seconds over there — the artist gets zero.
Play 29 seconds here — the artist already got paid 29 times.
Every. Second. Counts.
The ratchet
It gets better — literally,
automatically, forever.
Our revenue split is written into the smart contract, and it only moves one direction: toward the artist. No board meeting can reverse it. We made it illegal for us to become greedy.
One-way valve, 72-hour timelock, no admin key can reverse it. That's not a promise — it's a hardcoded number with a padlock on it. Check the code — it's open source. Fork our algorithms if you don't trust us.
Some people will tell you streaming just can't pay artists.
Interesting theory. The last guys strip-mined twenty years of music, paid the miners in “exposure” — and their founder led a seven hundred million dollar round into a military AI company.
The money was never missing.
It was just going somewhere else.
We simply point it back at the humans making the music.
Turns out that's not impossible. It's arithmetic.
Not features — receipts
Sentences no other platform
on Earth can say.
Their era ran on extraction.
Ours runs on receipts.
The first hundred artists get a permanent seat at the table — a founding badge, a vote, their name in the charter.
still climbing — it hasn't stopped since you got here
EVERY SECOND COUNTS.
Come get paid for yours.
Every figure on this page is auditable: $0.0621 per listening-hour at the 75% launch split (23 µUSDC/sec × 3600 × 0.75) · per-play comparison uses industry-reported per-stream rates · split ratchet enforced in revenue_router.rs, open source. Numbers, not vibes.