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Royalty agreement intelligence
Search broadly. Review precisely.
A professional royalty agreement database for moving from a global search universe to a documented comparable set — with the source, reviewer decision and final statistics kept connected.
TPAR permanent agreement identityReviewer-led comparability workflow30,000+ agreements
Database30,000+royalty and licence agreements
Typical review queue50–100agreements reviewed in a focused search
Typical final set8–15comparables after qualitative review
The difference
A royalty percentage is only useful when the agreement behind it is comparable.
TPRoyalty is built around that discipline. Search broadly, preserve the source, screen the agreement facts, record reviewer judgement and let only confirmed rates enter the final range.
Search it your way
Multiple paths into the same evidence.
Use a quick search when you know the target. Use structured filters when you need a documented search strategy.
Full agreement text
Look directly inside available source agreement text.
Parties
Find agreements by licensor, licensee or filing company.
Classification
Use industry plus SIC, NACE or NAICS classification terms and codes.
Economics
Filter by disclosed value, common base, agreement base, term and dates.
Direct TPAR lookup
Jump straight to a known TPRoyalty agreement using its permanent TPAR identifier.
Evidence, not decoration
Every chart should lead back to an agreement.
TPRoyalty keeps the statistical view connected to the accepted comparable set. The reviewer can move from the range back to the agreement, source record and decision note.
See the workflow01
Database universeGlobal agreement evidence
30,000+02
Review queueTargeted search + screening
50–10003
Agreement reviewQualitative comparability
50–10004
Final comparable setConfirmed economics
8–15Issues in focus
Short research notes. One issue at a time.
Comparability
A royalty rate is not a comparable by itself
Why the agreement facts should be reviewed before the number enters the range.
Contract termsExclusivity does not automatically mean a higher royalty
Treat exclusivity as evidence to analyse, not a pricing formula.
EconomicsThe royalty base can matter as much as the percentage
Gross sales, net sales, units and other bases can change the economics materially.
Built for professional review
Search faster. Keep the reasoning visible.
Use the database, save the working set, review the agreements and preserve the evidence trail.