Beat licensing is when a producer grants you the right to use their instrumental music for a specific purpose, like recording a song. The license specifies the terms of use, such as monetization rights, distribution limits, and required credits.

A "type beat" is an instrumental track created in the style of a popular artist. It's not an official beat used by that artist but is designed to give an artist who buys it a similar sound and feel for their own song.

Not these ones—but I offer a selection of free for profit beats that you can use even in commercial projects. Just check out the Free Beats page.

Yes, but custom beats are done on a case-by-case basis. Please contact us with your project details and requirements, and we'll discuss the possibility and pricing.

An MP3 is a compressed audio format, great for streaming and smaller file sizes. A WAV file is an uncompressed, high-quality audio file. For professional recordings, it's recommended to use a WAV file to maintain the best sound quality.

A trackout (or stems) is a zip file containing each individual instrument from the beat, such as the drums, bass, and piano. This allows your mixing engineer to have full control over the mix, adjusting the volume and effects for each sound to make your final song sound professional.

Yes. The purchase of any license ensures that the producer's voice tags will be removed from the beat.

Many of our beats are original compositions. However, some may contain samples from other works. If a beat contains a sample, it will be noted in the beat description. It is the licensee's responsibility to clear any required samples.

Your files are delivered instantly after purchase via email. You'll receive a download link to all the necessary files based on the license you selected.

You can release your song on all major streaming platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube, as well as social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram. Your license will outline the specific usage rights and distribution limits.

All licenses are royalty-free for the granted streams and uses. You do not owe any additional royalties for the streams outlined in your license.

Content ID systems, like YouTube's, are used to claim revenue on copyrighted content. Since a non-exclusive license can be sold to multiple artists, registering your song would cause conflicts with other artists who have also licensed the beat. This could lead to claims against their content, so it is prohibited to avoid disputes.

Producer credit should be given in the title or description of your song release, for example: "Artist Name - Song Title (Prod. by Producer Name)." The specific credit requirements are detailed in your license agreement.

When you add two beats to your cart that are of the same license type and price, the second beat's price will automatically be discounted to zero at checkout. The free beat must be of equal or lesser value.