Licenses
Simple breakdown of what each license includes. Final terms apply at checkout.
Quick Note
*This serves as a plain-language overview. The official agreement is the Terms/License Terms presented at checkout*
If anything here conflicts with the checkout terms, the checkout terms control.
License Comparison
| License | Best for | Includes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| MP3 Lease | Writing, demos, budget releases |
|
Most affordable entry point. |
| WAV Lease | Serious releases, better mix quality |
|
Higher quality than MP3. |
| Trackouts (Stems) | Full control of the mix |
|
Recommended if you’re recording vocals seriously. |
| Exclusive | Major releases / one-buyer ownership |
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If an exclusive is sold, it can’t be purchased again. |
Common Questions
Leases are non-exclusive. You can release music using the beat under the license terms, but the beat can also be leased to others.
Trackouts (stems) are the individual instrument files (808, drums, melodies, etc.). They let your engineer mix the beat like a full session.
The beat is marked as sold and removed from exclusive availability. Any past leases remain valid unless the checkout terms say otherwise.
Sometimes. Use the contact info on the About page and include the beat title + the license you want.
Last updated: January 13, 2026