Licensing a beat means you're buying the legal right to use that beat in your own music. You don’t own the beat - you’re getting permission to use it under specific terms (like how many streams, whether you can monetize, etc.).

If your track is gaining traction - first off, congrats! When you exceed the stream or usage limits, you'll need to upgrade your license or negotiate a new one. Reach out and we’ll make sure you’re covered.

Usually no - you're covered by the one-time license fee. If your song passes 1 million monetized streams, a small royalty kicks in on revenue beyond that. Publishing is split 50/50 for all non-exclusive licenses.

As soon as your payment is processed, your beat files and official license agreement are automatically delivered to your email. This usually takes just a few minutes. If you don’t see them, be sure to check your spam folder or reach out if you need help.

Due to the digital nature of the product, all sales are final. Once a beat is delivered, there's no way to "return" the file, so we don’t offer refunds or exchanges. Please make sure to choose your beats and licenses carefully before purchasing.

If a beat is no longer showing in the store, it likely means it’s been sold exclusively and is no longer available for licensing. Once a beat is purchased exclusively, it's no longer available for licensing. If you're looking for something similar, feel free to reach out - I can recommend alternatives or discuss custom production.