July 2026 · US mechanical royalty rate
TREBEL
Mechanical Rate
Headline rate · Regular
$0.0013177
per stream · $100 = 75,890 streams
The per-stream mechanical rate TREBEL pays songwriters and publishers, calculated monthly from US service revenue and total plays. Historical data covers 31 monthly periods since May 2021 across 1 service plans.
31-month rate trend
Per-stream rate for each TREBEL service plan, month by month. Rates move with the ratio of streaming revenue to plays — a good barometer for the health of songwriter earnings on the platform.
About this data
These rates are the statutory US mechanical royalties payable under Section 115 of the Copyright Act for interactive streaming services. UniteSync tracks the per-period calculations for every major DSP in the United States and updates this page monthly as new usage periods are reported.
The headline number for each service plan is the per-play rate that DSP pays for that tier. Rates differ by plan because the revenue-per-play ratio differs — a family plan spread across four listeners pays less per stream than a premium individual account.
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Complete monthly history for TREBEL, most recent first.
Period
Plan
Rate per stream
Jul 2026
Regular
$0.0013177010
Oct 2023
Regular
$0.0035360800
Sep 2023
Regular
$0.0024806315
Aug 2023
Regular
$0.0022244578
Jul 2023
Regular
$0.0024911808
Jun 2023
Regular
$0.0029505186
May 2023
Regular
$0.0024848750
Apr 2023
Regular
$0.0026087006
Mar 2023
Regular
$0.0016901192
Feb 2023
Regular
$0.0014789530
Jan 2023
Regular
$0.0011679316
Dec 2022
Regular
$0.0016201846
Nov 2022
Regular
$0.0018071495
Oct 2022
Regular
$0.0014386889
Sep 2022
Regular
$0.0014328925
Aug 2022
Regular
$0.0013489830
Jul 2022
Regular
$0.0013458934
Jun 2022
Regular
$0.0018217645
May 2022
Regular
$0.0015920034
Apr 2022
Regular
$0.0013784259
Mar 2022
Regular
$0.0012975964
Feb 2022
Regular
$0.0016398219
Jan 2022
Regular
$0.0013576323
Dec 2021
Regular
$0.0021630589
Nov 2021
Regular
$0.0021686002
Oct 2021
Regular
$0.0017844394
Sep 2021
Regular
$0.0015497347
Aug 2021
Regular
$0.0016027772
Jul 2021
Regular
$0.0013472761
Jun 2021
Regular
$0.0015386592
May 2021
Regular
$0.0010750311
Frequently asked questions
How much does TREBEL pay per stream in mechanical royalties?
TREBEL paid $0.0013177 per stream (Regular) in July 2026. That's roughly 75,890 streams to earn $100 in mechanical royalties.
Are TREBEL mechanical royalties the same as recording royalties?
No. Mechanical royalties are paid to songwriters and publishers for the composition. Recording (master) royalties are paid to labels and performers for the sound recording. This page only shows mechanicals — the money that flows to the songwriter side of the credits.
Why does the rate change every month?
The US statutory mechanical royalty is calculated as a share of each streaming service's US revenue divided by total plays for that month. When revenue grows faster than streams, the per-stream rate ticks up; when streams outpace revenue, it drops.
How do I know if I've been paid these royalties?
Mechanical royalties are paid to publishers and their administrators, not to distributors. If you self-publish and don't have a mechanical rights administrator, this money is likely sitting unclaimed. Request a free audit to check.
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