revenue sharing
Splitting the proceeds
Revenue sharing is the distribution of profits or income among multiple parties—typically between a company and its partners, employees, or affiliates.
Governments also practice revenue sharing when federal funds are allocated to states or localities.
In sports, leagues share broadcasting and ticket revenues among teams to maintain competitive balance.
The platform's revenue sharing model gives creators 55% of ad income.
- block grantsFlexible federal-to-state funding
- residualsOngoing compensation for rebroadcasts
- broadcasting rightsPermission to air media
- media rightsPermission to broadcast content
- joint venturesShared business undertakings
franchise fees · royalty payments · draft system · ticket sales · salary cap · luxury tax · licensing agreements · earmarked funds · municipal funding · subsidy programs · partnership agreement · streaming · commission · monetization · content creators · sponsorship · platform · creator
- fundingfunding, grant, loan, grants, venture capital
- sharinggiving, lending, borrowing, donating, swapping
- profit sharingshared profits, bonus, bonuses, annual bonus, annual bonuses
- public financepublic debt, budget deficit, budgets, expenditure, public spending
- sports businesssalary cap, general manager, team owner, agents, agent
- fiscal federalismblock grants
revenue sharingfinancial independence
Wealth sustaining indefinite living