Report to the charts
Every eligible sale from your own store counts toward Billboard, OCC, ARIA and FIMI — automatically.
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Report to the charts
Every eligible sale from your own store counts toward Billboard, OCC, ARIA and FIMI — automatically.
Your store is a reporting retailer
Sales you make direct to fans count the same as sales anywhere else. No separate process, no manual uploads.
Digital and physical both count
Downloads, albums, vinyl, CDs and eligible bundles all report — from the same store, in the same week.
Know what's counted
See what reported, what's still pending and what won't count, week by week, before the chart closes.
US chart reporting on every eligible digital and physical sale.
UK reporting to the Official Charts Company, same automatic path.
Australian chart reporting for eligible releases.
Italian chart reporting, added most recently.
Vinyl, CD and cassette report alongside your digital releases.
Album-and-merch bundles follow the chart rules so eligible sales still count.
Billboard, the Official Charts Company, ARIA and FIMI. Reporting happens automatically on eligible sales — you don't file anything.
Yes. Your Shopify store reports as a retailer, so a direct-to-fan sale counts the same as one made anywhere else.
They do. Vinyl, CD and cassette report alongside digital, as long as the release is set up with a valid UPC.
Your plan sets how many UPCs you can report in a period. Compare plans on the pricing page.
Sales are submitted on the chart week they fall in. The week closes before the chart publishes, so late sales land in the following week.