Learn how to create beat license options, define prices, attach files, and control what customers receive after purchase.
License options allow you to sell the same beat with different prices, file access, and usage rights.
For example, you can offer a simple MP3 lease, a WAV license, a stems package, or an exclusive license for the same beat.
A beat is not only an audio file. It is a product with rights, permissions, restrictions, and delivery rules.
License options help you define:
Clear license options make your store easier to understand and help customers choose the right offer.
A typical beat store can include license options such as:
You can adapt the names and terms to your own business model.
In your WordPress dashboard, open Banaslap Studio and edit the beat you want to configure.
Go to the license section.
This is where you create and manage the available license options for that beat.
Create a new license line and give it a clear name.
Good license names are easy to understand.
Examples:
Avoid vague names if the customer cannot immediately understand what they include.
Enter the price for the license.
Each license can have a different price based on the value of what it includes.
For example:
Attach the files that should be delivered with each license.
For example:
Make sure each license gives access only to the files that belong to that license.
This prevents customers from receiving files they did not purchase.
Each license should clearly explain what the customer can do with the beat.
Usage terms may include:
The clearer your terms are, the fewer support requests and disputes you will have later.
If license generation is enabled, Banaslap Studio can automatically create a license document after purchase.
This document is based on the selected license, the beat, the customer, and the order.
If you do not want to generate a license document for a specific setup, use No License mode.
No License mode disables the generated license PDF, but file delivery can still work.
After configuring your license options, save the beat.
Then open the beat on your public store and test the customer flow.
Check that:
If you sell exclusive rights, decide what should happen after the exclusive sale.
Depending on your setup, you may want to:
Banaslap Studio can support sold or unavailable states so customers do not buy a beat that should no longer be sold.
Keep your license structure simple at first.
A good starting point is:
You can always expand your licensing system later.
Do not create too many license options if it makes the buying decision confusing.
License options are included in both Starter and Pro.
Starter includes the full license system with basic analytics and a 10% Banaslap commission on beat and membership sales.
Pro includes the full license system with advanced analytics, 0% Banaslap commission on beat and membership sales, and a 1% service fee per successful transaction, excluding Stripe processing fees.
If a license option does not appear on the public store, check that:
If customers receive the wrong files, check the file access settings attached to each license.
If the license document is missing, check whether license generation is enabled or whether No License mode is active.
Learn how to create beat license options, define prices, attach files, and control what customers receive after purchase.
License options allow you to sell the same beat with different prices, file access, and usage rights.
For example, you can offer a simple MP3 lease, a WAV license, a stems package, or an exclusive license for the same beat.
A beat is not only an audio file. It is a product with rights, permissions, restrictions, and delivery rules.
License options help you define:
Clear license options make your store easier to understand and help customers choose the right offer.
A typical beat store can include license options such as:
You can adapt the names and terms to your own business model.
In your WordPress dashboard, open Banaslap Studio and edit the beat you want to configure.
Go to the license section.
This is where you create and manage the available license options for that beat.
Create a new license line and give it a clear name.
Good license names are easy to understand.
Examples:
Avoid vague names if the customer cannot immediately understand what they include.
Enter the price for the license.
Each license can have a different price based on the value of what it includes.
For example:
Attach the files that should be delivered with each license.
For example:
Make sure each license gives access only to the files that belong to that license.
This prevents customers from receiving files they did not purchase.
Each license should clearly explain what the customer can do with the beat.
Usage terms may include:
The clearer your terms are, the fewer support requests and disputes you will have later.
If license generation is enabled, Banaslap Studio can automatically create a license document after purchase.
This document is based on the selected license, the beat, the customer, and the order.
If you do not want to generate a license document for a specific setup, use No License mode.
No License mode disables the generated license PDF, but file delivery can still work.
After configuring your license options, save the beat.
Then open the beat on your public store and test the customer flow.
Check that:
If you sell exclusive rights, decide what should happen after the exclusive sale.
Depending on your setup, you may want to:
Banaslap Studio can support sold or unavailable states so customers do not buy a beat that should no longer be sold.
Keep your license structure simple at first.
A good starting point is:
You can always expand your licensing system later.
Do not create too many license options if it makes the buying decision confusing.
License options are included in both Starter and Pro.
Starter includes the full license system with basic analytics and a 10% Banaslap commission on beat and membership sales.
Pro includes the full license system with advanced analytics, 0% Banaslap commission on beat and membership sales, and a 1% service fee per successful transaction, excluding Stripe processing fees.
If a license option does not appear on the public store, check that:
If customers receive the wrong files, check the file access settings attached to each license.
If the license document is missing, check whether license generation is enabled or whether No License mode is active.