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Royalty Reporting
For licensed sports apparel brands

Royalty Reporting for Licensed Sports Apparel Brands.

Licensed sports apparel brands — companies selling NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, MLS, WNBA, and other pro-sports-licensed merchandise — manage royalty reporting across multiple league and player-association licensors simultaneously. Royalty Reporting handles every league, every team, every player royalty, and every statement format in one connected platform.

Built for sports-apparel brands selling fan jerseys, team gear, league-marked merchandise, and player-branded apparel across DTC, wholesale, mass, and stadium-retail channels.

What this reporting workflow looks like in practice

What Royalty Reporting tracks

Royalty Reporting calculates, reports, and audits royalties by every dimension finance and licensing teams actually work with — not just the high-level totals.

Frequently asked questions

How does Royalty Reporting handle multi-league sports apparel brands?

Each league (NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, MLS, WNBA) is a distinct licensor with its own rate card, statement format, and reporting cadence. A single sales transaction can post royalties to multiple licensors when applicable. The data model is multi-licensor-native.

Does the platform handle player royalties through PA agreements?

Yes. NFLPA, MLBPA, NBPA, NHLPA, and MLSPA player royalties are modeled as separate licensors parallel to the league trademark license. Both reporting workflows are supported in one platform so finance teams keep the data consistent across both.

How are stadium-retail and team-store channels handled?

Channels are modeled at the customer level. Stadium-retail customers, team-store customers, and team-owned ecommerce all carry their own attribution and (where applicable) per-channel rate variations. Royalty calculations apply correctly regardless of where the sale originates.

Built for your league portfolio.

Show us the licensors you report to — NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, MLS, plus player associations and cooperative marks — and we'll walk through how Royalty Reporting handles each.