What residuals do Seinfeld get for each show?

Seinfeld gets residuals for each show in the form of syndication fees. Syndication fees are paid by local television stations to air reruns of a show. The amount of money that Seinfeld gets for each syndication fee varies depending on a number of factors, including the popularity of the show, the length of the syndication contract, and the size of the market in which the show is being aired. According to some estimates, Seinfeld gets around $1 million per episode in syndication fees.