In the distribution, we also pay for plays in Norway, Switzerland, South Korea, and many other countries. Also covered are thousands of Swedish live performances, additional amounts for Swedish public service radio (SR), and many other music sources.
Remember that your songs must have accumulated at least SEK 100 for you to receive a payment. As long as your balance is lower, your money is saved until you reach the threshold. The payment takes place on September 17, and the money will normally be in your account within two working days.
Dig into "My STIM Payments"
This is where you track your royalties - find out where your songs were played and when. The latest version of "My STIM Payments" is tailor-made for desktop users and high-resolution screens. Log in to My Pages and try it out.
Also, explore your payment in STIM's app, available for iPhones, Android, and Huawei phones.
The STIM app is available in English and Swedish. If you don't have access to identification via BankID, you have the option to log in with a username and password. Download the app: Android | iPhone | Huawei
Delayed royalties from Germany
We at STIM have an ongoing errand with the German tax office. It concerns an incorrect double-tax issue of royalty income from Germany, which would impact our rightsholders negatively. We expect a solution to this errand in 2025. Until then, some remuneration from our German sister-society GEMA may come late. Most of it will come according to plan, but in September, we will not include German royalties from online usage and television plays, which will come when the tax issue is solved.
When is the next payment?
The next royalty payment will be made on November 21, 2024 and covers Youtube, Apple Music, Amazon, Spotify and many other streaming services.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us.
Press
For press inquiries contact STIM's press officer:
+46-8-783 95 65
