Each monthly statement shows what you earned and where it came from. It’s named after the month it was posted, not the month of the plays. For example, the October 2026 statement, posted October 15, covers plays from about 3 months earlier. A store that reports late goes into the next statement.
Open a statement
In the menu on the left, select Earnings.
In Statements, select View next to the month you want. The list shows 10 per page. Select Next for older months.
You can also select a bar in the chart, or Open the full breakdown → on the statement card. When a new statement is ready, you’ll get a notification (the bell). You may also get an email with a View statement button.
The top of the statement
A Posted badge and the statement number, for example Statement № 12 · October 2026, or an Adjustment stamp
Units and Revenue, with arrows showing the change from the month before, for example ↑ +10%
Period: the month the statement was posted in, not when the plays happened
Posted: the date we added it to your balance
Select Download reports to get the full report. See Download your statement.
Overview tab
Where the money came from: each store that paid you, with its units, Share, and Revenue. Smaller stores are grouped under Other. Select Show more → to see them. Select a store, or View, to open its breakdown.
Share of revenue: a chart of how the statement divides across stores.
Yours vs splits: your releases is what you earned from your own music. from splits is what you earned on other people’s tracks where they gave you a split.
Where it was earned: a map and table of countries, with each one’s Units, share, and Revenue.
Catalog tab
Select Releases, Tracks, or Splits to see what each one earned on this statement: its title, artists, units, and Revenue. Select Revenue to change the sort.
Store breakdown
Select a store under Where the money came from to see everything it added to the statement: its Units, its share of the statement, its releases, tracks, and splits, and a table of countries. Select ← Back to statement to return.
Adjustments and negative amounts
An adjustment is usually a correction or reversal that a store sent in its report. For minus signs, see Why are amounts negative? Don’t recognize a store? See Stores you don’t recognize.