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Revenue Split

Free Revenue Split Modeler

Model percentage and fixed splits across creators, affiliates, or marketplace sellers. Apply fees and withholding first, then see net allocations before go-live.

% + fixed splitsDeductionsShareable link

A worked starting point

See what gets deducted before the remainder is shared

This example starts with a $5,000 transaction, removes a 2.4% processing fee and 1.5% withholding entry, then allocates the remainder across three parties. Replace every label and value with the commercial terms your team has agreed.

Gross amount
$5,000.00
Example deductions
$195.00
Amount left to split
$4,805.00

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Process

How it works

  1. 01

    Set the gross + deductions

    Transaction amount plus platform fees and withholding.

  2. 02

    Add split parties

    Each with a percentage or fixed amount.

  3. 03

    See net allocations

    Line-by-line net payout per party.

  4. 04

    Share the model

    Keep the shareable link in step with the model or copy a summary.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the model apply deductions vs splits?+
Deductions are applied to the gross transaction first (fees, withholding). The remaining amount is then allocated across split parties.
Can I model fixed payouts?+
Yes. Choose "fixed" for any party to allocate a specific amount instead of a percentage.
Does the model handle FX or taxes?+
The model maps split logic, deductions, and net allocation structure. Apply your production FX rates and tax rules during implementation.
How do I share a model with my team?+
The shareable URL reflects your edits. Send the link or use the copy summary button.
Is this a contract or payout calculator?+
Use this to design and align payout structures with finance and ops before production rollout.

Splits modeled, splits paid

Bring the approved allocation into a payout batch with clear beneficiary, amount, currency, and source references. Gruv keeps item status and finance results connected as the batch moves.

Many teams start with a narrow launch in weeks.