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Beat Requests let you describe the type of beat you’re looking for and receive submissions from producers on BeatPass. It’s a direct way to connect with talented creators and find music tailored to your specific needs.

How It Works

1

Create a Request

Describe the beat you’re looking for, including genre, tempo, mood, and a reference track. This costs one token from your monthly allowance.
2

Producers See Your Request

Verified producers on BeatPass are notified when new requests are posted. They can browse all active requests and decide if they want to submit.
3

Receive Submissions

Producers submit beats from their catalog that match your requirements. You’ll be notified each time someone sends you a beat.
4

Review and Connect

Listen to the submissions and connect with producers whose work you like. Requests stay active for 24 hours.

Feature Overview


Quick Facts

Request Duration

24 hours From creation to expiry

Cost

1 token Per request (refundable if deleted)

Submissions

Unlimited Multiple producers can submit

Reference Track

Required Helps producers understand your vision

Description Limit

500 characters Be specific about what you need

Who Can Use Beat Requests?

As a Requester (Anyone)

Any BeatPass user can create beat requests:
  • Free users — Receive tokens based on your plan
  • Subscribers — Higher monthly token allowance

As a Producer

To submit beats to requests, you need:
  • A producer profile on BeatPass
  • At least one uploaded track to submit
All producers can enable notifications for new beat requests in their notification settings.

The Token System

Beat requests use a token system to ensure fair usage:
  • Each request costs 1 token
  • Tokens reset at the end of each month
  • Your plan determines your monthly token allowance
  • Deleting a request refunds your token
Check your token balance before creating a request. You can see your remaining tokens in the beat request section.
For full details, see Understanding Tokens.

Request Lifecycle

Created → Active (24 hours) → Expired

        Submissions arrive
  1. Created — Your request is posted and visible to producers
  2. Active — Producers can submit beats for 24 hours
  3. Expired — Request closes automatically, no new submissions accepted
Requests don’t close when you receive submissions. They stay open for the full 24 hours so multiple producers can respond.

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
  • Check regularly — Review submissions as they come in
  • Respond to producers — If you like a submission, reach out via messaging

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 hours

Last modified on December 5, 2025