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Gross payout to labels per stream by streaming services
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Qobuz is paying even more $0.04390
https://community.roonlabs.com/t/qobuz-giving-more-back-to-the-artists-than-other-services/125013
How they can afford that rate, an user that listens just one hour per day would cost them more than the monthly subscription (30×60÷3×,044)
Probably because they sell you the FLAC files directly, too. But you are right, it's a high payout, that can't be really sustainable.
e.g.
Something is giving me red flags here if they can't get "DRM" right as one of the main features of the product
Definitely lost in translation. They are a French company. And if I set the interface to french, it says "Zero DRM".
But they have so many blog articles where you can feel that it was written in French but machine translated.
Daba mights ranachment
Banking that not everyone is a power user and listens 100k minutes per year?