The money you get paid when your article is featured in magazines : What's it called?

Question

What's the money you get paid when your article is featured in magazines and columns?

Answer 1

Nope, not commission. Its known as "royalty"

Meaning of Royalty as per the dictionary :

A share paid to a writer or composer out of the proceeds resulting from the sale or performance of his or her work.

Answer 2

A "royalty" would be if you got a share of each magazine sold; the more they sell, the more you make.

A "fee" is a flat dollar amount that you are paid for an article or column. For example, you might receive a $200 fee for writing an article. You would receive no more, regardless of how many copies are sold.

Answer 3

I think its royalties.

Meaning of royalties as per allwords.com - A percentage of the profits from each copy of a book, piece of music, invention, etc that is sold, publicly performed or used, which is paid to the author, composer, inventor, etc.

Answer 4

I'll throw a guess in and say "royalties", but I'm pretty sure that's more for novels than articles... ~Scottie

Answer 5

I think the word you are looking for is a commision.