NewRevenue-share partnerships, with an expiry date

Back the sound.
Share the upside.

Put your money and your audience behind an artist you believe in. In return you take an agreed share of what their songs earn — for an agreed stretch of time, and not a day longer.

100%
of the rights stay with the artist
1–120
months, then it ends on its own
0.01–100%
share, agreed by both sides
Live balance

€0.00

Your share of net sales · Maya — After Hours

25.00%

Term

12 months

Sales counted

Album + tracks

Payouts

Per sale

Song1Maya+€3.40After HoursNyuyo+€12.90Neon FastJules+€2.10Basement TapeKito+€5.60Blue StaticMaya+€3.40RunnerAria+€8.90Low OrbitVex+€4.50Paper RadioJules+€2.10Song1Maya+€3.40After HoursNyuyo+€12.90Neon FastJules+€2.10Basement TapeKito+€5.60Blue StaticMaya+€3.40RunnerAria+€8.90Low OrbitVex+€4.50Paper RadioJules+€2.10

How it works

Four steps,
one clear end date.

Sponsorship on Diskohell is deliberately boring to explain. An artist offers a slice of what a release earns, you accept it, you go and make some noise, and the arrangement closes itself when the time is up.

  1. 01

    Find music worth backing

    Artists publish on Diskohell and send you a proposal with your partner ID. You see the track or album, the share, and the term before anything is signed.

  2. 02

    Agree a share and an end date

    A percentage of net sales, from 0.01% to 100%, for a term between one and one hundred and twenty months. Both sides accept, or nothing happens.

  3. 03

    Do what you do best

    Post it, play it, put it in front of the people who listen to you. The audience you bring is the whole reason the artist chose you.

  4. 04

    Earn on every qualifying sale

    Each sale is split the moment it happens and your share lands in your Stripe account. When the term ends, it stops — automatically.

Run the numbers

Watch a share compound.

Drag the deal into a shape you would actually sign. The bars are a release's monthly net sales, the glowing line is your money stacking up, and the red mark is the day it all goes back to the artist.

Projected payout

€0

over 12 months at 25%

Your shareArtist
Month 1100% back to the artistMonth 16

Net sales in the term

€0

The artist keeps

€0

Agreement ends

Shape the deal

An illustration, not a promise — real earnings follow real sales. Diskohell splits every sale with the same exact-cent allocator used here, so nothing is lost to rounding.

What is guaranteed

Built so an artist
can say yes.

A sponsorship only works if the person making the music never feels cornered by it. These rules are enforced by the platform, not by good intentions.

Ownership never moves

You are buying a share of revenue for a while, not a piece of the song. The master and the rights stay entirely with the artist.

Every deal expires

There is no evergreen agreement here. A term runs between 1 and 120 months and cannot be backdated or silently renewed.

The catalogue is frozen

Sale targets are fixed the day the agreement is written. Songs added to an album afterwards are never pulled into your deal.

Never more than 100%

Before an artist can accept, every overlapping agreement is checked. The shares in force at any moment can never exceed the whole.

Exact to the cent

Splits use integer allocation with largest-remainder rounding, so every cent of every sale is accounted for. Nothing evaporates.

Paid through Stripe

Connect your account once. Your share of each sale is transferred to you directly, with the full history in your dashboard.

25%

yours

The artist keeps

75%

You earn

25%

An example split. Every agreement sets its own.

  1. Step 1

    Proposal sent

  2. Step 2

    Both sides accept

  3. Step 3

    You earn on every sale

  4. Step 4

    Term ends by itself

The end date is the point of the whole thing. An artist can back a stranger for a season without signing away a catalogue, and you can take a real position in a record without asking anyone to give up what they made. When the term is up, the split disappears and every future sale is theirs again.

Questions

The things
people ask.

No. Nothing about the ownership of the music changes. You hold an agreed share of net sales on specific releases, for a fixed period, and that is all.

Whatever the agreement says: individual track sales, album purchases only, or both. The targets are frozen when the proposal is written, so an artist adding tracks to an album later never widens what you are owed.

Yes. Artists can work with several partners at once, as long as the shares active at any given moment never add up to more than 100%. Every overlap is checked before an agreement can be accepted.

It simply stops. Sales after the end date go entirely to the artist again, with no action needed from either side. Everything you already earned stays yours and stays on record.

It can be terminated, and the reason is recorded. Earnings up to that point are unaffected, and refunds are always calculated against the split that was in force when the sale happened.

A phone number to sign in, a profile name artists will recognise, and a Stripe account for payouts. Artists then send proposals straight to your partner ID.

Somebody is about to
break out. Be there first.

Create your sponsor profile with a phone number, and artists can start sending you proposals today.

No listing fee. You only ever earn alongside the artist.