Pricing
Clear terms.
Money without delay.
There is no subscription for cinemas. Almost every title runs on revenue share, and payouts leave as soon as attendance is confirmed — nobody sits on the money in between.
Licence models
Revenue share is the standard. Terms are visible before you book.
Share of box office (standard)
A percentage of gross ticket revenue, calculated from the attendance you report after the show. This is how the vast majority of bookings run — around 95% of cinemas use it.
Flat fee per showing
The exception rather than the rule: a fixed licence fee per screening, shown on the film card before you book.
Run pricing
Book a night, a week or the whole release window — the fee is applied per showing across the dates you selected.
How settlement works
From the last show to money in the account, with no middlemen in between.
01
Show plays
The screening runs on the booked screen.
02
Attendance confirmed
The cinema reports admissions and gross.
03
Fee calculated
The revenue share (or flat fee) is applied, itemised line by line.
04
Statement issued
Both parties get the same exportable PDF, straight away.
05
Paid out
Money moves as soon as it can — no distributor in the middle, no batch run to wait for.