CLACK RADIO • STATION DIRECTORY

Find your genre station.

Daily playlists will feature the highest-selling eligible CLACK artists in each genre. Stations are planned for continuous, noninteractive radio once streaming rights and operations are ready.

Station status: Prelaunch — no live audio or artist earnings yet
PAID MUSIC PROMOTION

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Promote a new release for one to seven days, with a dedicated sponsored rotation and subscriber notifications. Plans start at $200 per day.

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CLACK SPORTS

SportsRadio & Sports Podcasts

Listen to approved sports podcast episodes, watch full videos, or submit an MP4 up to 3 hours and 20 GB.

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FOR CLACK ARTISTS

How the daily playlist is chosen

01 / Rank

Eligible artists are ranked by verified paid song and album unit sales in their genre over the previous rolling 30 days. Refunded, fraudulent, and self-purchased units are excluded. Ties use unique paying buyers, then a rotating draw.

02 / Select

Up to 360–480 different top-selling artists can receive one track slot per genre each day, depending on track lengths and station programming. An artist must have an approved, playable recording and cleared radio rights. If fewer qualify, the station uses fewer artists; a slot is never guaranteed.

03 / Rotate

Ranks refresh daily at 00:00 Eastern. A track's air time is randomized and never announced in advance. Playback limits for an artist and album are enforced. Selection is based on sales, while pay is based on verified listening.

Sales from other genres do not determine this station's ranking. Featuring an artist on radio does not change their separate download payout terms.

ARTIST PAY POLICY • PROPOSED FOR LAUNCH

What a radio listener play earns

A listener performance is one transmission of a recording received by one listener. CLACK's proposed top-seller bonus is separate from required sound recording and songwriting royalties.

Daily genre rankCLACK bonus per verified listener performance
#1$0.0020
#2–3$0.0015
#4–10$0.0010
#11 through final qualifying slotNo extra CLACK bonus at launch; applicable licensed royalties still accrue

The highest tier replaces lower tiers; tiers do not stack. Example: 1,000 verified listener performances for the genre's #1 artist earn a $2.00 CLACK bonus, plus applicable royalties. A broadcast with 100 listeners counts as 100 performances, not one. Bonus eligibility uses the artist's rank on the broadcast date.

Required royalties

CLACK must license recordings and compositions, log each listener performance, and pay the applicable rights holders through the required channels on their own schedules. The six-month CLACK bonus cycle does not postpone those obligations.

Six-month CLACK bonus settlements

January–June earnings are reviewed in July; July–December earnings are reviewed in January. Artists receive an itemized statement by the 30th of the following month and approved bonus balances are sent by the 45th, subject to verified payout and tax details, disputes, and legal requirements.

Better pay over time

CLACK will report station revenue, listener performances, royalty costs, and bonus spending each half year. The next rate review will assess higher bonuses or broader eligibility only against funded revenue and rights costs; any change is published before it applies.

CLACK bonuses are a proposed additional program. They start only after the launch terms, funding, artist agreement, payout provider, and play verification are active. Unpaid balances remain artist liabilities; they are never treated as CLACK profit. Artists can dispute a statement and correct payout details before disbursement.

LAUNCH READINESS

Before the stations can broadcast

CLACK needs an approved music catalog and ownership metadata, recording and composition licenses, a compliant noninteractive stream, listener-level play logs, royalty reporting, tax and payout onboarding, a funded bonus reserve, and a working settlement ledger. Until then, the station cards are a directory preview and do not play audio or accrue earnings.