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Are you tired of inefficient, error-prone royalty systems? We get it—and we’ve got the solution.
In over 25 years of serving clients in book publishing, biotechnology, tech transfer, online learning, entertainment, and other industries, we’ve heard some common complaints about the royalty management process.
Maybe you can relate:
MetaComet® is dedicated to eliminating your royalty management headaches, saving you time, reducing errors, and boosting efficiency. Bring us your toughest challenges, and we’ll find the solutions.
Our laser-sharp focus on royalties and other complex revenue sharing scenarios—along with our active, ongoing customer engagement—fuels our unparalleled expertise. We also offer:
Companies in a wide range of industries pay royalties in exchange for permission to license and sell or resell intellectual property (IP) from creators or other IP owners. These industries include:
What is the industry standard for royalties?
There is no single “industry standard” for royalties. Royalty rates and terms vary from one industry to the next, and within industries as well. Rates for any royalty licensing arrangement will be negotiated between two parties and will depend on the type of IP involved, the type of end product to be sold, perceived value, market demand, levels of risk and investment for both parties, the bargaining power of each of the parties, whether or not the license is exclusive, territories covered in the agreement, the duration of the agreement, and many other factors.
Even within a single industry, royalty rates will range far beyond any average, and standard rates will change over time. Average royalty rates should be considered only as rough benchmarks. That said, here are some typical industry-specific royalty rates as of this writing:
While royalties are usually calculated as a percentage of revenue generated from a given property, revenue sharing is a broader concept in which multiple parties agree to split the income generated from a business venture or project. This can take the form of an equal split, percentage-based distributions, or a tiered model based on performance or other factors.
Both models tie compensation to the financial performance of a product or business, distribute the risk between participants, and align them all towards the success of the venture. Sometimes these models can be combined in an agreement.
Regardless of how simple or complex a royalty or revenue sharing arrangement is, or even if the two are blended, MetaComet software is designed to process sales, calculations, reporting, and payments with the same level of efficiency and ease.
Industry aside, if you need to calculate and distribute revenue based on sales data, our software is likely a fit. Rather than guess, let’s talk about your specific situation.