You can receive automatic payouts for your Asset StoreA growing library of free and commercial assets created by Unity and members of the community. Offers a wide variety of assets, from textures, models and animations to whole project examples, tutorials and Editor extensions. More info
See in Glossary Publisher earnings either monthly (through PayPal) or quarterly (through a bank transfer). You need to set up a payout profile so that Unity knows how you want to get paid, and whether your tax authority requires tax withholding on revenue.
Use your payout profiles to specify how (and how often) Unity pays you for your Asset Store sales, and whether Unity needs to withhold taxes (as some tax authorities require). A payout profile is associated with an Organization. You must be the Organization’s Owner to access, create, or update its payout profile. For more information, refer to Managing your Organization.
Note: The Unity Asset Store currently only supports payouts in USD currency.
To set up your payout profile:
The Sales tab displays the sales data on each of your paid packages. It also displays the Gross and Net amounts for the last month. To show the sales figures for different months, select the calendar icon and select a month.
Note: Free packages don’t appear in the Sales tab.
Column: | Description: |
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Package | The name of the package, linked directly to your package page on the Asset Store. |
Price | The value in USD of the product at the time of the sale. |
Qty | The quantity of purchases for that package. |
Refunds | The number of refunds completed for that package. |
Chargebacks | The number of chargeback refunds completed for that package. A chargeback is when a credit-card provider demands that a retailer compensate them for the loss on a fraudulent or disputed transaction. |
Gross | The gross amount of money earned for that package’s sales. |
First | The date of the first purchase for that package for the selected month. |
Last | The date of the last purchase for that package for the selected month. |