Don't take our word for it. Take theirs.
DJ Pain 1, Crank Lucas, Igor Iozzo and 100+ producers put GetMusic on their own channels. Real faces, real links, real receipts.
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Counted by hand from public YouTube data.
Every new platform says it's changing the game. Fair enough to be skeptical — you've heard it before, and your money's on the line. So instead of telling you how good GetMusic is, we went and counted who's already putting their name on it.
Not ads we wrote. Their channels, their faces, their descriptions — the place a producer puts a link only if it makes them money.
The reviews
Four creators sat down on camera and walked their audiences through GetMusic. One of them came back a month later with the numbers.
▶8:23Day 1
▶8:1230 days later“This beat selling platform pays for plays and downloads, and they changed their terms so producers retain their rights.”— DJ Pain 1, video description
▶1:39
“I used to pay hundreds of dollars for a single beat lease — until I discovered GetMusic.shop.”
Also, per his description: his “standing within organized crime has increased dramatically. Results may vary.” We can't confirm that part.
▶6:59PT-BR
The pitch travels. Igor opens with the question every producer avoids: how many beats are sitting dead on your hard drive?
Didn't stop at one video — he made a whole series: an overview, a step-by-step upload tutorial, and a follow-up.
Artists: more songs, less spent on beats
If you're an artist, the question is simple: is one subscription really better than buying beats one at a time? Here's what artists — and the people who coach them — are saying.
“I'd rather have access to thousands of possibilities than spend hundreds on one beat at a time.”
“Stop paying for beats if u want to drop more. @133meta just found new way of dropping music.”
The one that matters most: a song came out
Views and links are nice. But the whole point is music getting made. So here's the full loop, start to finish:
YC Music — “It's Summer” (feat. yvngleo & lukewhiteonthebeat)
- Jul 6 — producer Luke White uploads “Summer's Here” to GetMusic
- Sep 4 — artist YC Music (9.5K on YouTube) downloads it with a subscription
- Sep 8 — the song is live on Spotify and Apple Music, producer credited
Producers: paid on plays, not just sales
The receipts: producers put us in their descriptions
A review is one video. A link in the description is something else — it's a producer betting their own sales on us, on every upload. Here's what that looks like in the wild, straight from their YouTube descriptions.
Purchase Link: bsta.rs/7YdzI GetMusic Link: getmusic.shop/d/BpvT4ftL Buy 2 Get 1 Free (APPLIES TO ALL LICENSES)
CONNECT: 📸 Instagram: instagram.com/prodtkb 🅱️ BeatStars: beatstars.com/prodtkb 🎵 GetMusic: getm.shop/pqXJj
[SOLD] Babyfxce E Type Beat - "Dirty" 💰 Get UNLIMITED beats for $29/month: getm.shop/r/dqnhn
🔥Purchase/lease this beat instant & untagged: bsta.rs/38L1Kt Or here: traktra.in/c/2sA3Qy58jz getmusic.shop/d/zrV1PA4F
💽Purchase (BUY 2 GET 1 FREE): getmusic.shop/d/lWpR7KV8 95 BPM · KEY C# min
🛒 Comprar licencia (ARS): bsaw.link/rIO3 💲 Comprar licencia (USD): getm.shop/ZpYKap
Same story across genres and continents — Detroit, drill, R&B, rage, amapiano, reggaeton, Brazilian, Moroccan and Russian scenes.
In their own words
Links are one thing. Here's what producers actually wrote to us in emails and DMs.
“I've tried beat selling sites in the past and nothing seemed to work for me. Sure, I might get a few plays, but nothing ever solidified. My experience with GetMusic has been the complete opposite — I'm getting plays, saves, downloads and sales. I love it here.”
BBionik · producer, ASCAP · via email
My experience on the GetMusic website is great — I've been making good money since I started on it.
I learned about you guys from DJ Pain 1. If he's backing it, I had to try it out. Upload process is very easy… It was very cool to see those auto payouts show up right away.
The comeback story“About 7 years ago I was an independent beat maker who had gotten absolutely burned out on the daily grind of trying to sell beats. My day-to-day became much more about being a salesman than being a creative… The way GetMusic is designed is perfect for someone like me who loves to create and get my stuff out there but doesn't have the time to be a full-time beat salesman.”
DD. Mull · producer, beats as a side hustle · via email
And the shortest review we got: “You guys actually care about producers and helping us get paid. Salute bro!!!” — grandbirdbeats
In the press
“…platforms such as GetMusic.shop, which have started exploring this kind of subscription-based approach to beat licensing.”
Are Beat Subscriptions the Future of Buying Beats?“That's where services such as GetMusic.shop have started exploring a different approach.”
Why Are Artists Still Buying Beats One at a Time?Why they're talking
One subscription, every beat
From $29/month. Lease as many beats as you want — every licence stays valid forever, even after you cancel. 100% of your master royalties.
Browse the catalogPaid on plays, not just sales
Keep 100% of your sales, plus a revenue pool that pays out daily on listens, likes and downloads. Start free with ten live beats.
Start uploadingFind it by sound
Drop any YouTube link as a reference and get beats with the same vibe. The AI works for producers — every match is a real person's beat.
Try Find by SoundThe short answer
- Real people, on the record. DJ Pain 1 (166K), Crank Lucas (863K), Igor Iozzo and more reviewed GetMusic on their own channels.
- Producers vote with their links. 833 videos across 111 channels send their viewers to GetMusic — often right next to BeatStars.
- It's global. US, Brazil, Argentina, Europe, Africa — same link, same reason.
- Songs are coming out. Beat uploaded in July, song on Spotify in September.
You don't have to believe us. Believe the producers who wouldn't keep a link in their description if it didn't pay.