Combine music royalty statements into one Excel earnings tape

By Perpendis · Published 16 Aug 2026 · Reviewed 16 Aug 2026

DistroKid, TuneCore, CD Baby, Symphonic, ASCAP, the MLC, publisher exports — any mix, any period. One normalized dataset, verified to the cent.

Files never leave your browser Tied out against each statement's own totals Full results, no account

One cent in binary repeats forever — a float keeps 64 bits and stops at the red mark. This engine keeps exact decimals. Every pixel above is a real bit of 1/100.

Drop statements here — or click to choose

CSV, TSV, TXT or ZIP · multiple files welcome

Waiting for statements

Drop any mix of statements Every file tied out to the cent Excel tape + CSV, yours to keep

What this proves — and what it doesn't

TIED proves the extraction, not the source. Extracted rows sum to the statement's own printed totals within $0.01. It cannot prove the vendor reported your royalties correctly.
SELF-CONSISTENT is normal. Most machine exports print no totals — internal checks passed, there was simply no stated total to reconcile against.
Unknown formats are best-guess. Unmatched layouts get a header-vocabulary mapping, labelled as such. Unreadable amounts become warnings — never silent zeros.
Nothing is uploaded. Parsing runs in WebAssembly in this tab — go offline and it still works. Saved history stores summary numbers only. Downloads use a free account's allowance of 120 pages a month (1 page = 500 rows); on-screen results are never limited.

Supported formats

DistroKid TSV TuneCore sales report CD Baby DDSales Symphonic earnings CSV ASCAP electronic statement MLC royalty TSV Publisher / admin CSV

Each page documents the full column layout. Anything else falls back to the labelled generic mapper. See also: how to read a royalty statement · the earnings-tape format · preparing data for a catalog sale.

Guides

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Plain-English walkthroughs of the messy parts — reading, converting and reconciling statements. All guides →

Bigger job?

Catalog sale, diligence, or a back-office backlog — including label PDFs, foreign-society files and legacy formats — handled under NDA, tie-out on every statement.

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Who made this

Perpendis built the Nash royalty engine (Rust → WebAssembly) that runs on this page, and wrote the format references from each vendor's own documentation and the engine's test fixtures. These pages were drafted with AI assistance and checked line by line against those sources. Corrections welcome: platform@vbounds.com.