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Bandcamp is music company founded in 2008, based in California. Bandcamp’s goal is...

The royalty statements Bandcamp pays you land in Reprtoir and reconcile against your catalog automatically — matched to releases, tracks and contracts, ready to split and pass through to your rights holders.
Bandcamp’s mission is to create the best possible service for artists and record labels to share and earn money from their music, and for fans to discover and enjoy it. Bandcamp is music company founded in 2008, based in California. Bandcamp’s goal is simple: making it easier for independent record labels and artists to monetize their content and reach fans. Whatever is bought on Bandcamp from artists (merchandising, digital music, vinyl…), 80% goes to artists or record labels. Today, fans have paid artists US$678 using Bandcamp’s platform. Bandcamp has been profitable since 2012 and is used by thousands of artists, around 3 000 record labels.
Yes. Bandcamp’s statements are ingested and reconciled against your catalog automatically — matched to releases, tracks and contracts, ready to split.
Not by Reprtoir. Reprtoir is a tool for managing and delivering your catalog — your data and stable identifiers stay yours and portable, so nothing on our side ties you down. Any commitment to Bandcamp, however, is governed by your own agreement with Bandcamp, not by us — that’s yours to negotiate directly with them.
No. Reprtoir doesn’t introduce you to Bandcamp or broker that relationship, and we don’t provide support for what happens on Bandcamp’s side. Your Bandcamp account, deal terms and any issues there are handled directly with Bandcamp — Reprtoir looks after your catalog, delivery and reconciliation on your side.
Reprtoir works with distributors, DSPs, collecting societies and more — from one catalog, with no lock-in.
Reconcile the royalties Bandcamp pays you, and keep your catalog free to move — one platform, no lock-in.