P&L dashboard
Monthly and yearly views, income stacked by lane — streaming, publishing, sync, shows, merch — with isolate-on-click filters and the always-visible net-profit curve.
Your band's money,
in the open
Radical financial transparency profiles for bands — fans, bookers, and bandmates see the real books: every royalty lane, every show, every expense, even the tax math.
How it works
Three steps to open books
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Connect your accounts
Distributors, PROs, publishing admins, banks, payment apps — each through the provider's own secure login. BandPeace never sees a password.
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2
We pull the stats automatically
Royalty statements, per-store streams, gig payments, and expenses land on their own schedules; BandPeace reconciles them into one honest ledger.
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3
Your profile goes live
A public page that updates itself — dashboard, royalty map, tax cards, downloadable books. The whole money story, no spin.
What you get
The whole money story, legible
The Royalty Map
Every collector, every cut, every delay: which organization is sitting on your money, what commission it keeps, and when the check actually lands.
Tax cards, plain English
Schedule C summaries with the books↔tax bridge spelled out — meals add-back, self-employment tax, and a quarterly set-aside figure anyone can follow.
Downloadable open books
The same artifacts an accountant would get: P&L spreadsheets, royalty map CSVs, simulated filings, and the full dataset behind the page.
The example profile
Meet Fly Asshole
Fly Asshole
- Avg monthly streams
- 199K
- 3-yr gross
- $124K
- Shows played
- 40
Trust principles
Open books, closed doors
- Read-only connections
- We never see your passwords — connections happen at the provider, OAuth-style
- We never touch money, only statements
- Revoke any connection anytime
- Your data is yours