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Access and downloads

What do I need to download a track?

You need to be signed in, your account must have download access, your subscription cannot be overdue, and the track must still be available for standard download.
Yes. Track owners can download their own tracks without needing a standard generated license certificate for that step.
The most common reasons are: the track was sold exclusively, the track is exclusive-only, or your subscription is overdue.
The current standard flow downloads the track file itself. Certificate access happens separately through the track page or Library -> Licenses.

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Certificates and verification

Where do I find my certificates?

Go to https://open.beatpass.ca/library/licenses. You can search by track, artist, licensee, or license ID.
Certificate access depends on BeatPass having an active license ready and, for the current Get License flow, a completed fingerprint. That is why the download can finish before the certificate appears.
Yes. Every certificate includes a public verification URL in the format https://open.beatpass.ca/verify-license/{uuid}.
It shows whether the certificate is valid, along with the certificate ID, track details, license type, masked licensed user, issue date, current status, and verification count.

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License rules

What does a standard non-exclusive license let me do?

It lets you create one original musical work with the beat, distribute and monetize that finished song, and perform it live up to 50 attendees per event while crediting the producer.
You cannot release the beat by itself, use it in film, TV, broadcast radio, commercials, or video games, perform at larger events, resell or share the beat, or register it in Content ID.
Yes for the current standard non-exclusive license. The certificate wording uses Produced by [Producer Name].
It means the license does not expire on its own. The certificate remains valid unless BeatPass later marks it revoked.

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Exclusive purchases

What happens when I buy exclusive?

BeatPass processes the Stripe payment, generates the exclusive license, marks the track as sold, attempts an immediate track download, and stores the license in Library -> Licenses.
Yes. Existing older licenses remain valid, but no new standard licenses are issued after the exclusive sale.
The exact deliverables come from the license preview and the final certificate for that track. Do not rely on older generic promises about automatic file bundles.
Not by default. The current default exclusive model marks transfer as not allowed.

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Producers and privacy

Can producers see who licensed or downloaded their tracks?

Producers can review license and download-related activity through their tools, including granted licenses shown in Library -> Licenses for owned tracks.
No. The public page shows a masked email only.

How Downloads Work

Current download and access behavior.

License Certificates

Understand the certificate and how to open it.

Exclusive Licenses

Learn how exclusive purchases differ from standard downloads.

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Last modified on February 28, 2026