Current XP Values
Based on the current codebase, BeatPass awards:| Action | Current XP |
|---|---|
| Track upload | 100 XP |
| Track play | 1 XP |
| Metadata completion | 50 XP |
| Collaboration | 25 XP |
What Metadata Completion Means Right Now
BeatPass currently treats a track as metadata-complete when it reaches the platform’s completeness threshold. In the current implementation, that threshold is based on 80%+ completeness rather than every optional field being filled out. That means metadata completion usually depends on a mix of:- Required track fields being correct
- Helpful metadata such as description, genres, and tags
- A complete enough overall track setup to pass the platform’s completeness check
How to Improve Metadata Completion
The easiest ways to improve metadata completion are:- Add strong cover art
- Write a useful description
- Choose accurate genres
- Add relevant tags
- Place the beat in the right collection when needed
- Keep the core musical fields accurate
Why This Matters
Better metadata helps in two ways at once:- It makes the beat easier to find and license
- It helps the beat qualify for metadata-complete XP
Important Documentation Rule
Because BeatPass achievement systems can evolve, help docs should only promise the current code-backed XP values above. Do not rely on old achievement names or made-up percentage ladders unless the live product explicitly shows them.Best Practices
Treat metadata as catalog quality, not just XP
Treat metadata as catalog quality, not just XP
The biggest benefit of strong metadata is better discovery and clearer buyer understanding.
Review older tracks
Review older tracks
Updating older beats is often the fastest way to improve your catalog-wide completeness.
Focus on accuracy first
Focus on accuracy first
Wrong BPM, wrong key, or misleading tags are worse than leaving a weak field blank.
Related
Track Metadata Overview
Return to the full metadata guide.
Genres & Tags
Improve the fields that most often help completeness.