CSV reports are hard to read
Royalty files are built for accounting, not for fast catalog decisions.
Royalty analytics for high-volume music catalogs
Understand what actually earns in your music catalog.
Upload your DistroKid royalty CSV and see earnings by album, track, platform, and month without fighting spreadsheets.
- CSV
- Distributor reports
- UPC
- Album enrichment
- PWA
- Mobile dashboard
$1.8k
418k streams
$612
YouTube
$438
Spotify
$286
Apple
$191
TikTok
Monthly trend
By platform
Atlas Ramp
$1,102.41
Night Focus Systems
$486.92
Cold Orbit Loop
$128.44
UPC 198002746...
metadata found
The catalog problem
You can release 100 albums faster than you can understand which ones work.
Album names hide behind UPC codes
AIStat connects payout rows to releases so a catalog becomes scannable.
Platforms behave differently
See where streams are strong, where revenue is weak, and what deserves focus.
Workflow
From royalty CSV to catalog decisions.
1
Upload report
Start with a DistroKid royalty CSV. More distributors can be added later.
2
Normalize the catalog
Group rows by artist, UPC, album, track, platform, month, revenue, and units.
3
Act on the winners
Find the releases, genres, and platforms worth continuing.
What AIStat shows
A practical dashboard for people managing large music catalogs.
Revenue by monthTrack catalog growth and dips over time.
Platform tubesCompare stores by earnings and listening volume.
Artist, album, track treeScan the catalog from the top down.
UPC metadata enrichmentTurn codes into album names, artists, covers, and release dates.
Local filtersSwitch months and platforms without losing context.
Mobile and PWAReview royalty data on phone during sessions and calls.
For mentors and micro-labels
Teach with real royalty data.
Review student or artist catalogs in one place. Show which releases are alive, which platforms pay, and which experiments should become a series.
AI music creators
Serial producers
Catalog mentors
Micro-labels
Early access
Help shape the SaaS version.
The current dashboard already analyzes royalty reports. The next step is a multi-user product for high-volume creators, mentors, and small catalog teams.