Let artists hear a protected preview, then unlock stems and licences after they buy.
The situation
What you're solving
Sending an untagged WAV before payment is how beats escape. Marketplaces take a cut and bury your catalogue. Piecing together a SoundCloud tag, a PayPal invoice, and a Drive folder creates friction that kills impulse buys.
Spike keeps the commercial files private while a protected preview carries the vibe. Price the beat or pack, attach your licence PDF, and deliver stems, project files, and paperwork together the moment the artist pays.
The vibe sells the deal. The masters stay yours until money clears.
Artist hears the preview
How it works for music producers
From session to licensed sale
- 01
Archive the session
Upload tagged previews alongside stems, projects, and licence docs in a private folder.
- 02
Send a listen link
Artists hear enough to commit without walking away with the untagged commercial files.
- 03
Licence and deliver
Checkout releases the full audio set and your licence in one download.
Why it helps
Why producers sell direct
- Stop leaking untagged masters through DMs and temporary drives
- Bundle audio and licence paperwork in a single sale
- Keep your own pricing without a marketplace taking a cut
- Works for single beats, kits, and multi-stem packs
What you can sell
Questions
Good to know
No. They hear a protected preview first. Untagged stems and masters unlock only after checkout.
More use cases
Ready to put your work up for sale?
Store it, preview it, price it. Free to start.