About Us

Who we are

We are Gemma and Jere, two Getty Images / iStock contributors based in Barcelona, Spain. Like many of you, we spend our time creating stock photography and videography — and like many of you, we were frustrated by how hard it was to understand our own sales data.

Getty Images provides earnings as plain text files that are difficult to read and almost impossible to analyze. No thumbnails, no charts, no trends — just rows of numbers in a .txt file.

How it started

In 2013, we had a simple idea: what if there was a tool where the community could upload their royalty statements and instantly see their sales in a visual, meaningful way? A place where contributors could browse thumbnails, compare months, analyze trends, and actually understand their data.

So we built it. What started as a small side project quickly grew into something much bigger than we expected. Today, thousands of Getty Images and iStock contributors around the world rely on Todayis20 every month to explore their earnings.

What Todayis20 does

Todayis20 transforms your Getty Images royalty statement into a rich, visual dashboard. Upload your .txt file and instantly get:

• Thumbnails of every asset sold, so you can see what's actually selling
• Charts and analytics — by month, collection, customer, country, content type and more
• Historical data — compare your performance across months and years
• Email notifications — we let you know when new sales data is available so you don't have to check manually
• No credentials needed — we never ask for your Getty or iStock login. Just the royalty text file.

Built for the community

Todayis20 has always been free and always will be. It was born out of a real need we had as contributors, and we believe every contributor deserves access to clear, beautiful insights about their work — regardless of whether they sell 10 images or 10,000.

Over 8,000 contributors from all over the world use Todayis20, and we've processed more than 7 million sales records. We keep improving the platform because we use it ourselves every single month.