Revenue & accounting

Attribute each app's revenue to a legal entity (e.g. a Series-LLC cell), export per-entity statements, and pull the numbers into your accounting tool or finance portal over the API.

Attribution only

EntitleHub reports the split; it never holds or moves money. Apple and Google are the merchant of record and pay you directly. Use these numbers for bookkeeping and to allocate your payout across entities.

Concepts

App — a project. Each has its own catalog, keys, and revenue.
Entity — a legal entity / Series-LLC cell you attribute apps to. Create them in Dashboard → Accounting, then assign each app.
Allocation — for a period: gross (list price), refunds, net, each entity's share %, and an estimated payout (net × [1 − store fee]).

Gross vs. net payout

EntitleHub tracks gross list-pricerevenue from purchase events — not the exact bank payout (store fees, taxes, and FX are netted by Apple/Google downstream). The reliable move: apply each entity's share %to your actual payout amount. Exact-net reconciliation from the stores' financial reports is on the roadmap.

Dashboard & CSV

Dashboard → Accounting shows per-entity tables for a period and a CSV export (one row per app with its entity + amounts) that imports into QuickBooks, Xero, Wave, or a spreadsheet.

API — for a finance portal

Two endpoints, depending on scope. Base https://entitlehub.com.

Account token (for cross-app finance)

A finance portal that spans all your apps uses an account token (eht_live_…) — generate it in Dashboard → Accounting → Finance API. It's account-scoped and read-only. (This is separate from a project's pk_/sk_ keys, which are scoped to one app.)

GET /v1/allocations — full allocation, one call

http

GET /v1/allocations?from=2026-07-01&to=2026-07-31
Authorization: Bearer eht_live_…

200 OK
{
  "from_ms": 1751328000000, "to_ms": 1753920000000,
  "total_net_micros": 984210000, "currency": "USD",
  "entities": [
    {
      "id": "ent_…", "name": "Series A, a series of DanCue LLC",
      "store_fee_pct": 30, "share_pct": 62.4,
      "gross_micros": 620000000, "refunds_micros": 6000000, "net_micros": 614000000,
      "estimated_payout_micros": 429800000,
      "apps": [
        { "project_id": "proj_…", "name": "StatSnap",
          "gross_micros": 620000000, "refunds_micros": 6000000, "net_micros": 614000000 }
      ]
    }
    // … more entities; unassigned apps appear under an entity with "id": null
  ]
}

Amounts are micros (1,000,000 = $1.00). Add &format=csv for a CSV download. Defaults to the last 30 days.

GET /v1/revenue — one app

Per-app revenue with a project key (pk_ or sk_):

http

GET /v1/revenue?from=2026-07-01&to=2026-07-31
Authorization: Bearer pk_live_…

200 OK
{
  "app": "proj_…", "currency": "USD", "transactions": 412,
  "gross_micros": 620000000, "refunds_micros": 6000000, "net_micros": 614000000,
  "by_store": [ { "store": "play", "gross_micros": 410000000, "net_micros": 406000000 },
                { "store": "app_store", "gross_micros": 210000000, "net_micros": 208000000 } ]
}

Multiple apps

Own several apps under one account? Use the app switcher (top of the dashboard) → New app. Each app is its own project; the allocation groups them by entity, and /v1/allocations returns them all together.