Media dashboard template

Reverb Music Royalties Dashboard Template

Reverb shows a label's streams, split sheets, quarterly royalty statements, release calendar, and nine-artist roster across five tabs.

Reverb is a single-file HTML dashboard template for an independent music label. It consolidates streaming performance, catalog splits, royalty payouts, release operations, and the artist roster into five tabs: Charts, Catalog, Royalties, Releases, and Artists.

The Charts tab renders the last 90 days of label-wide streams as one waveform with release-day markers you can scrub, plus a top-tracks table ranked by weekly streams with move, weeks-on, and peak columns. Catalog holds 24 tracks under deal with 218.4M all-time streams; each row expands to its split sheet with writer, producer, and label shares, and the catalog-wide split averages 48% writers, 17% producers, 35% label. Royalties closes the quarter at $89,518 earned and $62,116 payable to 9 artists, with a payout-run history table and RUN-2026-Q2 scheduled for Jul 15 via ACH. Releases tracks 4 shipped and 4 upcoming releases with DSP pitches due 14 days before release day. Artists profiles 9 roster acts with 3.75M combined monthly listeners and a share-of-streams treemap.

What is inside Reverb

90-day stream waveform with release-day markers and a scrub tooltip
Top tracks table ranked by weekly streams with move, weeks-on, and peak columns
Track ledger of 24 masters with ISRC, length, release date, and all-time streams, expanding to full split sheets
Catalog split summary averaging 48% writers, 17% producers, and 35% label share
Quarter close at $89,518 earned and $62,116 payable, with per-artist statement cards
Payout-run history table across 5 runs with dates, totals, artist counts, and settled or scheduled status
Release timeline from April to October with a next-release spotlight and DSP pitch deadline tracking
Roster grid for 9 artists with 10-week listener trends and a share-of-label-streams treemap

Specifications

Format	Single self-contained HTML file; zero dependencies, no build step
Theme	Studio Violet
Mood	Light
Category	Media
Price	$6.99, one-time

Who Reverb is for

Reverb gives label owners the waveform and quarter close to see if the business is growing: streams, estimated royalties, and release-day impact in one view.

Royalty accountants work the payout-run table, confirming RUN-2026-Q2 at $62,116 across 9 artists before the Jul 15 ACH date.

Artist managers check their act's statement card, monthly listeners, top city, and share of label streams ahead of renewal talks.

A&R and release coordinators manage the timeline, keeping DSP pitch submissions inside the 14-day window before each release.

When to reach for it

Reverb fits a label whose royalty tracking lives in a spreadsheet that only one person understands. Split sheets, statements, and payout runs sit in labeled views anyone on the team can read.

Pick it when artists ask where their money is. Per-artist statement cards and the payout-run history answer with dates, amounts, and statuses.

Pick it when you are building label or distribution software and need a royalties front end that handles splits, ISRCs, and quarterly runs correctly.

Frequently asked questions

Does Reverb model split sheets per track?

Yes, Reverb models split sheets per track. Every master in the catalog carries its split sheet. Clicking a row in the track ledger expands the writer, producer, and label shares for that track, and the catalog panel averages the splits across all 24 tracks at 48, 17, and 35 percent.

Can I change the payout schedule and runs?

Yes, you can change the payout schedule and runs. The payout-run history is a plain table of runs with dates, totals, and statuses, and the scheduled run is a data entry. Edit the rows to match your statement windows and payment rails, and the Run payout action in the header reflects the change.

Is the stream data real?

No, the stream data is consistent demo data: 218.4M all-time streams across 24 tracks, 3.75M combined monthly listeners across 9 artists. All figures live in JavaScript arrays inside the file, ready to swap for your distributor or DSP reporting exports.

Is Reverb free?

No, Reverb is priced at $6.99. Every tab, including the waveform scrubber and split-sheet expansion, works in the live preview before purchase. The catalog's six free templates cover other categories.