Every nudge comes back around.
Artists keep 90%. The other 10% goes back to the fans.
The Fanloop in five steps
- 1
Stream and nudge your favorite artists
Nudges are tips that fuel the Fanfare economy. When you tip an artist, it nudges them closer to greatness!
- 2
Artists keep 90% of tips (nudges)
Artists can cash out their earnings in just a few clicks.
- 3
Monthly rewards pool
10% of the tips (nudges) drip into a pool that fills for 30 days.
- 4
Fans earn their share of the pool
Nudging, listening, sharing and commenting raise the fans' stake in the pool.
- 5
Fanbucks return to the fans
Fans get their share of the rewards pool distributed back to them every month. They can use their Fanbucks to nudge more of the artists they love!
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Back to step 1.
One $10 nudge, start to finish.
- Lands in their wallet$9
- 2% fee when they cash out−$0.18
- To their bank$8.82
- →Joins this month's rewards pool
- →Is shared among qualifying fans by score
- →Comes back as Fanbucks, ready to nudge
How your share is figured.
Qualify each month
Hit all three.
- 1+ nudgeany amount, this month
- 1+ hour of listeningthis month
- 10+ unique plays30s or more each
Then your score sets your share
Your score ÷ every fan's score × the pool.
- Nudges35% · counts up to $100
- Listening25% · counts up to 100 hrs
- Unique plays15% · counts up to 200
- Shares15% · counts up to 20
- Shoutouts10% · counts up to 20
Each part is capped every month, so no one can buy the whole pool.
Rewards made for nudging.
Nudge with them
Fanbucks nudges split 90/10 too, so the loop keeps going.
Use by the end of next month
Fanbucks last until 11:59 PM ET on the last day of the month after you earn them. Unused ones go to Pro artists, split evenly.
Not cash
Fanbucks can't be withdrawn. They're for backing artists.
Fanfare takes no cut of nudges.
On Pro, unused Fanbucks from fans are shared with you each month. See Pro
Get in the loop.
Monthly cycles run on New York time. Unused Fanbucks and leftover balances under $1 expire at the end of next month (11:59 PM ET) and are split evenly among artists who've been Pro for at least one full billing month.