Shared upside.
Zero upfront costs.

A workable partnership starts with a shared definition of net. Hard costs are the agreed direct expenses required to process and deliver the approved offer before the revenue split is calculated.

The exact list varies by campaign. It can include payment processing, applicable taxes, direct digital-delivery expenses, and approved production or shipping expenses when physical goods are part of the scope. Those examples are not an automatic or exhaustive deduction list.

Before launch, teams should confirm which expenses count as hard costs, how refunds or chargebacks are handled, and what settlement information will be available. The final written agreement—not this overview—defines the campaign terms.

ComesWithMusic coordinates the agreed technology, delivery, fulfillment, and support workflow. The artist team provides approved creative assets, confirms show and ticketing details, and signs off on the fan-facing offer and communications.

The published model has zero upfront cost. The digital add-on, hard-cost definition, net split, taxes, refunds, approvals, and fulfillment responsibilities are still documented for each campaign before the offer goes live.

If a date changes or is cancelled, the written launch plan determines who communicates with fans, who has refund authority, and what happens to an item that has already been delivered. Physical offers may require additional inventory, address, shipping, and returns decisions.