Did I see the Bat Signal for an earnings breakdown? 😄 ...
Here ya' go ... Your 20% vs if you had cut it in half to only 10% royalty:
So despite the ERF fee for a royalty above 10% and the greater MRF fee deducted, you still made twice the amount on this sale then if you had been at only 10%,
At your 20% royalty:
* you earned 10% of the total the customer paid
* the 3rdP earned 15% of the total the customer paid
* Zazzle earned 75% of the total the customer paid
At a 10% royalty instead:
* you would have earned 5.5% of the total the customer paid
* the 3rdP would have earned 15% of the total the customer paid
* Zazzle would have earned 79.5% of the total the customer paid
* my amounts are sometimes off by a penny from Zazzle's due to rounding differences and I think this is also why there is sometimes a penny difference between the amount you see on the Royalty History vs the amount shown on the detailed eye report.
Did I see the Bat Signal for an earnings breakdown? 😄 ...
Here ya' go ... Your 20% vs if you had cut it in half to only 10% royalty:
So despite the ERF fee for a royalty above 10% and the greater MRF fee deducted, you still made twice the amount on this sale then if you had been at only 10%,
At your 20% royalty:
* you earned 10% of the total the customer paid
* the 3rdP earned 15% of the total the customer paid
* Zazzle earned 75% of the total the customer paid
At a 10% royalty instead:
* you would have earned 5.5% of the total the customer paid
* the 3rdP would have earned 15% of the total the customer paid
* Zazzle would have earned 79.5% of the total the customer paid
* my amounts are sometimes off by a penny from Zazzle's due to rounding differences and I think this is also why there is sometimes a penny difference between the amount you see on the Royalty History vs the amount shown on the detailed eye report.
LOL! That's a good one! 😂
Forgot to note:
if Zazzle was also the 3rd party here then
At your 20% royalty:
* you earned 10% of the total the customer paid
* Zazzle earned 90% of the total the customer paid
At a 10% royalty instead:
* you would have earned 5.5% of the total the customer paid
* Zazzle would have earned 94.5% of the total the customer paid
Even before April 1 there were often "my royalty is X but looks like I only really made Y..." type comments. With the new payment scheme it's even more common to see people talking about how much they really made instead of the % they set. I'm working an an updated version of my spreadsheet that includes the actual percents of total sale.
FYI: Just released new updated version (free as always) of my spreadsheet calculator that now includes the percents in the breakdowns.
See update in orig thread here.
