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BeatPass currently supports two licensing paths for producers:
  • Standard licensing through BeatPass subscription downloads
  • Exclusive licensing through direct exclusive purchases
This section explains what BeatPass standardizes for you, what you can configure yourself, and what changes after a beat sells exclusively.

How Licensing Works on BeatPass

Non-Exclusive Licenses

Automatic standard licenses granted when subscribers download your beats.

Exclusive Licenses

Producer-configured licenses with your own price, terms, and deliverables.

Two License Paths

Standard Licensing

When a BeatPass subscriber downloads your beat:
  • BeatPass issues a non-exclusive license automatically
  • The terms are standardized across the platform
  • The beat can still be licensed by other users
  • You earn through BeatPass subscription revenue sharing
The current standard certificate is worldwide, perpetual, and tied to one original musical work per download.

Exclusive Licensing

When someone buys your beat exclusively:
  • BeatPass issues an exclusive certificate using the terms you configured
  • The beat is marked Sold
  • New standard downloads stop
  • Existing non-exclusive licenses remain valid
  • Your exclusive sale is recorded in your producer finances

Track-Level Licensing Models

On the track form, BeatPass currently shows three licensing models:
UI LabelWhat It Means
Standard LicensingSubscription downloads only
Standard + ExclusiveStandard licensing stays on, and the beat can also sell exclusively
Exclusive OnlyBeatPass does not offer standard downloads for that beat
If you enable an exclusive-capable model, BeatPass also requires an exclusive contact email and exclusive status.

What BeatPass Standardizes for Standard Licenses

You do not configure the standard BeatPass certificate. The current standard license includes:
  • One original musical work per download
  • Worldwide, perpetual usage
  • Commercial distribution on major music platforms
  • Attribution requirements
  • No Content ID registration
  • No film, TV, broadcast radio, commercials, or video games
  • Live performances capped at 50 attendees

What You Control for Exclusive Licenses

For exclusive licenses, BeatPass lets you configure:
  • Price and currency
  • Publishing split
  • Territory
  • Governing law country
  • Usage rights
  • Files to deliver
  • Content ID permission
  • Producer royalty percentage
  • Saved presets

Certificates & Verification

Every qualifying BeatPass license generates a certificate with track details, license terms, fingerprint details, and a public verification link.

License Certificates

Learn what BeatPass puts into each certificate and how verification works.

Audio Recon

BeatPass also offers Audio Recon for verified producers. It compares your fingerprinted beats against streaming catalogs and surfaces high-similarity matches for review.

Audio Recon

Learn how verified producers are scanned and how to review possible matches.

Need Help?

If you have questions or need assistance, contact the support team at contact@beatpass.ca or visit the Contact Support page.
Last modified on February 28, 2026