Rights
Permission to stream the performance, and a clear list of territories.
Player+ Group / Guide: selling a livestream on pay-per-view
Guide
A practical guide for artists, managers, promoters and rights holders: what you need, how it works, and how to make the most of one night.

In short
Pay-per-view means fans pay once to watch a single event, live or on demand, instead of subscribing. A platform like Player+ handles the event page, payments, secure streaming and TV apps, and you keep the rights and the relationship with your audience.
What you need
Permission to stream the performance, and a clear list of territories.
Concerts on Player+ are covered by our platform music licences, so there is no separate music clearance for the Player+ stream.
A broadcast-quality camera feed from your own team, or a production crew such as Player+ Productions.
Somewhere fans can find the show, buy a ticket and watch, ideally on their TV.
Announce early, run pre-sales, and remind fans on the day: most tickets sell close to showtime.
Decide on replays, on-demand release and broadcast licensing before the night.
The steps
Stream your event
Concerts, festivals, comedy, sport and more. Tell us a little about it and we’ll come back to you, usually within two working days.
Questions
Fans buy a ticket to watch a single event online, on their TV, phone or computer, instead of paying for a subscription.
It depends on the event. Player+ works on agreed revenue shares or fees, built around who holds the rights.
Yes. You can sell worldwide, or only in the territories where you hold the rights.
No. You can send a feed from your own team, or Player+ Productions can film the show to broadcast standard.
The show can stay on sale on demand, and our syndication team can license the film to broadcasters and streamers.
Talk to us
Tell us about your show and we’ll come back with a plan, pricing and timings.
Based in London. Working worldwide.