The numbers
| How old the music is | Would sell for |
|---|---|
| Out for 1 year | £15,200 |
| Out for 3 years | £23,200 |
| Out for 5 years | £28,700 |
| Out for 10 years | £31,800 |
25 tracks of masters you own outright. Older music fades more slowly, so it's worth more for the same earnings. Estimates, not offers.
How it’s worked out
Earnings
£5,000 a year, self-reported. Upload statements to tighten the range
Age
Released 2021. Songs this age usually lose 7% a year
Diversified
25 tracks spread the risk
Deal size
Smaller deals are riskier: fewer buyers, less data
Risk
Future earnings aren't certain, so a buyer pays less today than they would add up to over the years. The riskier the music, the bigger that gap.
Questions
How accurate is this?
It's an estimate, not an offer. Your own statements make it much sharper. What a buyer pays depends on the deal.
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