Compare MP3, WAV, Trackout, Unlimited, and Exclusive licences by files, limits, and exclusivity.
Licence names are useful shortcuts, but the written terms on the beat are what the producer and buyer agree to. Always review the specific limits before checkout.
The entry tier delivers the MP3 and usually carries the lowest usage limits. It works for demos, early releases, and artists who do not need a lossless mix file.
The buyer receives the MP3 and a lossless WAV. This is a better fit when the artist or engineer wants higher-quality audio for recording, mixing, or mastering.
Trackout adds the producer's ZIP of stems. Stems give an engineer more control over arrangement, vocals, and the final mix. This tier is unavailable until the producer uploads a valid stems archive.
Unlimited normally delivers all available files and removes the numerical usage limits shown on lower tiers. It is still usually non-exclusive: the producer can continue licensing the beat unless the written terms say otherwise.
An Exclusive licence removes the beat from new sales after the transaction is finalized. It may have a fixed price or be Offer only.
Exclusive does not automatically mean every copyright or publishing share transfers, and it does not erase valid non-exclusive licences sold earlier. Read the agreement and resolve those points before paying.
Producers can customize these fields. Two beats with the same tier name may not carry identical rights.