Creators keep 70% of every primary sale, automatically, the moment a collector checks out. nommo keeps 30% to run the shelf. On a resale, the reselling collector keeps the majority of the price, the original creator earns an ongoing royalty, and nommo takes a smaller cut than on the first sale.

You pay once for a work and it is permanently yours, no subscription to keep paying, no license that quietly expires, no access getting revoked because you stopped paying a monthly fee. It behaves like owning a record or a book, not renting a stream.

Checkout takes cards and a range of local payment methods depending on your country. Creators connect their own payout account and get paid directly the moment a sale completes, nommo never sits on your money or holds it for a payout schedule.

Contact support and we will look at it case by case. Because a purchase grants permanent access rather than a shippable good, refunds are generally available within 48 hours of purchase if you have not meaningfully accessed the full work, at nommo’s discretion.

It isn’t a thrift shelf, it’s provenance: once a collector has held a numbered, limited-edition work for a while, they can pass it on to another collector, and the record of everyone who’s owned it travels with it, the same idea as a watch’s papers or a first edition’s history. The original creator keeps earning a royalty on it, indefinitely.

Every work carries a rating, G, PG, PG-13, R, or NC-17, the same idea as a film rating at the box office, so you know roughly what you are getting before you buy or press play. nommo does not host hardcore or explicit sexual content regardless of rating.

Yes. Audio and video carry a capped free preview, images get a measured glance, and text work gets a sample excerpt, all without needing an account. You only pay when you are ready to own it.

Yes, one work at a time. You can lend a single track, book, or piece to someone for a set number of days, or gift it permanently. Your own access pauses for as long as a loan is out, mirroring handing over a physical copy, no file ever actually changes hands. Lending a whole album or collection in one step is on the way, for now it is one work at a time.

Each account can register up to 3 devices for playback. It is meant to blunt casual password sharing, not to function as strict copy-protection, and you can remove an old device from your account at any time to add a new one.

Yes, but creators have to disclose it honestly at upload, fully human, AI-assisted, or AI-generated. Undisclosed AI-generated work gets held for a quick review before it goes public.

Exclusive content produced by the nommo Institute for Creative Futures, nommo’s own production arm. It carries its own badge and its own shelf on the homepage, separate from the general creator catalog.

A continuous, curated stream pulled from the catalog. It plays live rather than on demand, join in anytime, there is no pausing, skipping, or picking your own tracks, it is built to feel like a real station, not a personal playlist.

Yes, for any work a creator has specifically opened up for it. This is a separate thing from buying a copy, a broadcast license to publicly perform the work, not ownership of a unit, so it never touches provenance or edition size. A DJ or station applies for verification once, then a verified account can license any eligible work directly.

Whatever the creator uploads, standard streaming quality, lossless, hi-res, or Dolby Atmos mixes. Creators declare the real spec of their file at upload, and it shows as a badge on the work.

Yes. You have to confirm you are 18 or older to create a nommo account, checked at signup, not just implied by the content ratings above.

File a copyright notice through the Copyright link in the footer. We review every notice and may restrict access to the work while we do, this is a good-faith notice channel, not legal advice.