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Studios
Approve products, set royalty rates, and pull revenue reports by SKU, market, and campaign — across one film or a slate.
No film monetizes merchandise alone. Movieonomy is the shared revenue infrastructure that connects studios, producers, distributors, retailers, dealers, venues, sponsors, and manufacturers — each with their own access, their own reporting, and their own piece of the revenue.
Every partner type has its own role, its own surface, and its own share of the audience economy.
Approve products, set royalty rates, and pull revenue reports by SKU, market, and campaign — across one film or a slate.
Producer royalty tracking and reporting alongside studio royalties. Backend revenue visible from day one of release.
Distribute merchandise alongside theatrical and streaming windows. Territory-by-territory release control built in.
Retail pickup, partner-branded SKUs, and dealer-exclusive bundles. The local activation layer for a film at scale.
Dealer networks run their own pickup operations, with dealer-exclusive products and order routing that respects territory.
Theatrical exhibitors and live event venues operate as pickup locations, capturing merchandise revenue tied to ticket-holders.
Brand sponsors get a reserved attribution slot on every order — credit, reporting, and audience insight tied to their contribution.
On-demand and inventory-based manufacturing partners plug into the catalog, with order routing and production reporting per SKU.
Each partner type connects to Movieonomy with a scoped view: their products, their orders, their revenue, their attribution. Studios see the full picture. Producers see their backend. Dealers see their pickup queue. Sponsors see the audience segments they influenced.
The data model — film, customer, campaign, platform, film phase, touchpoint, location, partner, sponsor — is the same for everyone. The slice each partner sees is the part of that data model that belongs to them.
If your business touches a film's audience, it touches the film's merchandise economy. Let's wire it up.