Evergent Revenue & Royalty Management (ERRM) equips you to support your partner's goals and streamline the intricacies that come along with every deal, using customizable setups and automated workflows. ERRM enables companies across the digital media value chain to track and collect payments from subscribers and distribute royalties to partners. Unlike legacy billing systems, Evergent's solutions are easy to deploy, configure and manage. We offer out-of-the-box capabilities that enable, develop, distribute, and/or deliver digital media properties such as advertising, video, gaming, applications, and music, to achieve faster time to market and business model flexibility, while lowering the risk. Pricing depends on scale and % settlement amount. For custom orders through private offers, proof of concepts, or custom pilots, please reach out to us at inquiries@evergent.com
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This listing uses a contract-based pricing model with a single dimension: the Monthly Minimum Platform commitment. You pay a set monthly minimum tied to license fees and transaction volume. This means your cost combines platform access with the volume of transactions the system processes. As your transaction activity grows, the platform is built to handle high-volume settlement, royalty, and revenue-sharing workloads. Pricing does not break out separate tiers or instance sizes here. Instead, one commitment covers platform licensing and the transaction throughput you run through it each billing cycle.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as transaction volume for billing purposes?
Transaction volume covers the events the platform processes and rates, such as subscription charges, rentals, purchases, data consumption, voice calls, API calls, or usage tokens. The system is unit-agnostic, so any billable event you route through it counts toward your volume for the billing cycle.
What happens to my cost if transaction volume drops below the monthly minimum?
You pay the set monthly minimum regardless of volume. The minimum acts as a floor for platform access and license fees. When your processed transaction volume stays under that floor, you still owe the minimum. Higher volume above the floor adds to what you pay each cycle.
Which factor drives my bill — license fees or transaction volume?
Both combine on one commitment. License fees cover platform access as a baseline. Transaction volume adds cost as processed events grow. For steady, low-volume use, the minimum dominates. For high-volume settlement, royalty, or usage workloads, transaction throughput becomes the larger driver.
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