Beat Requests are built around producers sending tracks that already exist in their BeatPass catalog. They are useful for discovering strong matches quickly, but they do not guarantee a custom-made commission.
How It Works
Create your request
Open Beat Requests and click Submit Request. Add a description, a required Reference Track, and any optional details that help producers understand your sound.
Choose how long it stays live
Pick a request window of 24, 48, or 72 hours. Those durations cost 1, 2, or 3 tokens.
Producers discover it
Verified producers are notified automatically when a new request is posted. Other eligible producers can still browse the public request feed and submit if they find a good match.
Receive beat submissions
Producers send BeatPass-hosted tracks from their catalog. Each submission increases the request’s submission count and can trigger a notification based on your notification settings.
Feature Overview
Creating Requests
Learn how to post a beat request and what information to include.
Understanding Tokens
How the token system works and how many requests you can make.
Request Specifications
Details on genre, BPM, key, mood, and reference tracks.
For Producers
How producers can browse and submit beats to requests.
Receiving Submissions
What happens when producers send you beats.
Managing Requests
View, track, and delete your requests.
Quick Facts
Request Duration
24 / 48 / 72 hrs
Longer windows cost more tokens but give producers more time to respond
Token Cost
1 / 2 / 3 tokens
Matches the duration tier you select
Renewal
1 token
Eligible expired requests can be renewed within 30 days
Submissions
Up to 5 per producer
A single producer can send up to five different tracks to one request
Reference Track
Required
Helps producers understand your vision
Description Limit
500 characters
Be specific about what you need
Who Can Use Beat Requests?
Creating Requests
Any signed-in BeatPass user can create requests as long as they still have tokens available for the month.Sending Beats as a Producer
To submit beats to requests, you need:- A BeatPass producer profile
- The ability to upload tracks to BeatPass
- At least one BeatPass-hosted track that you own or collaborate on
Verified producers are the ones BeatPass notifies automatically about new requests. Non-verified producers can still browse the public feed and submit when they have eligible tracks.
What You Can Review Today
BeatPass currently gives you three main ways to track responses:- Submission notifications
- Submission counts on each request card
- Producer messages and submitted track pages
BeatPass does not currently include a dedicated request-details submissions inbox. If you want the fastest path back to a submitted beat, open it from the notification when it arrives.
Request Lifecycle
- Created — Your request is posted and visible to producers
- Active — Producers can submit beats for the duration you selected
- Expired — New submissions stop automatically
- Renewable — Eligible expired requests can be renewed for 1 token within 30 days of expiring
Requests stay open for the full time you selected. They do not close early just because you already received submissions.
Best Practices
For Requesters
- Be specific — The more detail you provide, the better matches you’ll receive
- Include a reference track — This helps producers understand your vision
- Keep notifications on — Notifications are currently the main entry point into submitted beats
- Avoid deleting too early — Deleting removes the request from the public feed and from the current request-management flow
For Producers
- Read carefully — Make sure your beat actually matches what’s requested
- Submit your best work — Quality submissions lead to connections
- Be timely — Requests expire after 24, 48, or 72 hours depending on the tier selected
Related Topics
Plans & Pricing
See how many tokens are included with each plan.
Messaging
Connect with producers who submit to your requests.