Brianna Price: 1M Spotify streams generates $4,000 on average
Brianna Price · Connor Price’s Viral Formula to Get +650M Spotify Streams (#484) · Aug 10, 2023 · at 21:42
Brianna Price, manager and wife of independent hip-hop artist Connor Price, explains streaming royalty economics on Spotify.
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“It's roughly, there's a lot of variables, but on average, a million streams is around 4000 dollars USD. On Spotify.”
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