LiveXLive launches new pay-per-view offering

The option to pay for individual livestreams on the LiveXLive platform, rather than purchasing a subscription, generates “a new revenue-sharing model” for artists

News By IQ | 15 May 2020

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LiveXLive, a digitally focused live entertainment company best-known for its festival streaming, is launching a new pay-per-view model for livestreamed performances and events, adding to its existing subscription-based offering.

The move drives a new revenue-sharing model for both artists and LiveXLive, via digital ticket sales, fan tipping, digital meet and greets, merchandise sales and sponsorship.

LiveXLive’s pay-per-view offering will include tour and weekend passes for $39.99 and $19.99 respectively and an “a la carte option” for single shows, priced at $4.99.

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