FAQ

Leased beats are instrumentals that are sold to multiple artists on a non exclusive basis. When you lease a beat, you gain the right to use it for your project, but the producer retains ownership and can lease the same beat to other artists. Leased beats are typically more affordable than exclusive beats, but they come with certain restrictions, such as limited usage rights and distribution terms. Be sure to review the specific lease agreement for details on how you can use the beat.

The main difference is ownership and usage rights. With a leased beat, you are granted a non exclusive license to use the beat, meaning the producer can sell the same beat to other artists. In contrast, with an exclusive beat, you purchase full rights to the beat, and the producer cannot sell it to anyone else. Exclusive beats typically come with more flexible usage rights and are priced higher.

To purchase a beat, simply browse our selection of beats, choose the one you want, and select the appropriate license. Once you’ve made your selection, proceed to checkout to complete your payment. After payment, you’ll receive a download link for the beat and a license agreement detailing the terms of use.

A beat license outlines the terms under which you can use the beat, including usage rights, distribution limits, royalty requirements, and any restrictions on how the beat can be used. Different licenses offer varying levels of rights. Always read the license agreement carefully to understand your specific rights and limitations.

Yes, you can use a leased beat in a commercial project, but the terms of the lease may include certain limitations, such as revenue caps or specific distribution restrictions. If you plan to generate significant revenue from the track, check the license terms to ensure it covers your intended use. If necessary, you can always upgrade to an exclusive license.

Yes, crediting the producer is often required, especially for leased beats. The specific requirements for crediting will be outlined in the license agreement. Typically, you’ll need to give credit in the song’s credits or description when releasing the track.

Yes, you can sell your song after purchasing a beat, but the terms of the license will dictate the specifics. For leased beats, there may be restrictions on how many copies you can sell or how you distribute the song. Exclusive licenses typically allow more freedom to distribute and sell the song without limitations.

Yes, you can generally modify a beat as part of your creative process, but you must follow the terms of the license. For leased beats, some modifications may be allowed, but certain licenses may have restrictions. Always check your license agreement to ensure that you have the rights to modify the beat in the way you intend.

Yes, if you own a non exclusive license, you can upgrade your license if exclusive rights are still available. If exclusive rights have already been sold, and are no longer available, you can still upgrade your lease to a premium lease at any time. Please contact us via email for license upgrades and we will credit the amount you have already paid, and deduct it from the price of your desired license.

Yes, all of our beats are royalty free up to a certain number of units sold or distributed, as specified in the license agreement. This means that for most of our beats, you can use them in your projects without owing royalties until you reach the specified limit. Once the limit is exceeded, additional terms may apply, including royalties or an upgrade to a premium lease or an exclusive license. Always check your specific license agreement for the details on royalty free usage and any applicable limits.

Once you’ve purchased a beat, you’ll typically have unlimited access to download the file, unless otherwise specified in the license terms. However, it’s always a good idea to download and save the beat immediately after purchase to avoid any issues with future access.

Yes, you can use a leased beat for YouTube or social media, but be sure to check the terms of the lease for any platform specific restrictions, if any. If you plan to monetize your content on these platforms, review the license to ensure it covers such usage.

Due to the nature of digital products, all beat sales are final. We cannot offer refunds once the beat has been delivered. However, if you encounter an issue with your order or the beat doesn’t meet the agreed upon terms, please contact us, and we’ll do our best to resolve the problem.

If you have any questions or issues, feel free to contact us at [email protected]. We’ll respond as quickly as possible to assist you with any concerns.