For game developers

    Royalty Reporting for Game Developers

    Self-publishing or sharing revenue with partners? RoyaltyDesk helps game developers manage sales reports, calculate revenue splits and create royalty statements for co-developers, IP owners and other partners.

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    60 days, all features. No credit card needed.

    Built by indies, for indies

    Small studios often own both sides of the work: shipping the game and paying partners correctly. RoyaltyDesk gives you the same structured workflow publishers use, without a finance department.

    Your sales reports in one place

    Bring Steam, PlayStation, Nintendo, Xbox, Epic Games Store, Apple (beta), Google Play and Humble reports into one model. Preview each file before import; nothing is transformed out of sight. See supported report formats.

    Revenue splits with partners

    Set up shares for co-developers, composers, IP licensors or porting partners. Platform fees and engine fees are deducted according to your agreements before partner shares are calculated.

    • Partner-specific shares
    • Engine and platform fee handling
    • Recoupment of shared costs

    Statements partners can follow

    Every statement shows the revenue, deductions and share behind each partner share, so partner questions can be answered from the statement itself. See what a statement contains.

    FAQ

    Frequently asked questions

    If you share revenue with anyone, such as a co-developer, an IP owner or a porting partner, you need to calculate and document their share each period. RoyaltyDesk automates that from your platform reports.

    Start from net platform revenue, deduct the fees your contract allows (for example engine fees), then apply each partner's agreed share. RoyaltyDesk applies those steps as fixed rules and keeps the calculation path visible.

    Yes. You can try RoyaltyDesk for 60 days with all features and no credit card.

    Both game publishers and game developers. Publishers create statements for the developers they publish; self-publishing studios create statements for co-developers, IP owners and other revenue-share partners.

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