A new music-tech marketplace brings beat sales, custom production, producer collaboration and clear licensing into one place, and it is built for creators everywhere, from Lagos to London.
More than a place to buy beats
What if buying a beat, commissioning a custom instrumental, co-producing with another producer and licensing your music could all happen on one platform? That is the idea behind EasyBeats Store, an emerging music-tech marketplace rethinking how beats are made, shared and sold.
Most beat marketplaces stop at one thing: a producer uploads, a buyer pays. EasyBeats Store is built as a connected ecosystem instead. Producers can sell, collaborate and take custom requests. Artists can discover, license and commission. Every step happens in the same place.
The company’s promise is simple: Beats made Easy.
The gaps independent creators still face
Digital distribution has opened the music industry to more independent creators than ever. Yet the business of making and selling beats is still harder than it should be.
Producers struggle to reach buyers beyond their own networks, find reliable collaborators and get paid smoothly across borders. Artists struggle to find affordable beats, understand which licence they need and explain the exact sound they want when commissioning a custom instrumental.
EasyBeats Store was built to close those gaps, with practical tools rather than another upload-and-wait storefront.
Custom beats, without the endless back-and-forth
Anyone who has commissioned a custom instrumental knows the routine: voice notes, reference links, long chats and several rounds before the producer fully understands the vision. EasyBeats Store replaces that with a dedicated Request a Custom-Made Beat feature.
Artists can:
- Record and upload a voice note or musical idea.
- Choose the style they want, from Afrobeats and Amapiano to EDM, hip-hop or any other genre.
- Add a reference track to show the sound they have in mind.
- Pick the producer they want to work with.
- Send the request straight to that producer.
The producer reviews the brief, accepts it and delivers through the platform. Each request runs on a clear 14-day timeline, and the artist reviews a first draft before signing off on the final beat.
Custom requests come with the Pro, Unlimited and Exclusive licences, so artists commissioning original work get the usage rights to match. The result is a structured brief for the artist and an organised workflow for the producer.
Producer collaboration across borders
One of EasyBeats Store’s standout features is built-in producer-to-producer collaboration. Producers who want to work together usually depend on personal connections, DMs and outside apps. On EasyBeats Store, they can find each other and collaborate directly on the platform.
Giving unfinished beats a second life
Almost every producer has a folder full of unfinished beats. A session starts with a great idea, then motivation fades, a creative block hits or life simply gets in the way. Those ideas sit on hard drives, never heard and never earning.
EasyBeats Store turns that folder into an opportunity:
- A producer uploads an unfinished beat to the EasyBeats Collaboration board.
- Another producer who hears potential in it sends a request to join.
- Once accepted, the collaborator completes the beat.
- The finished beat is listed on the marketplace and sold, with both producers credited.
An idea that would have been forgotten becomes a finished, sell-able beat, and two producers share the reward.
Pro producers can invite a partner privately or post an open project on the public Collaboration board. Revenue splits are set upfront, 60/40 between the project owner and partner, so credit and earnings are clear from day one. Beats made together can be uploaded with both producers’ names attached.
A producer in Port Harcourt can build a track with a producer in Accra, Johannesburg, London or Atlanta. Different sounds and production styles meet, and new music comes out of it.
Clear licensing, starting from $10
For many upcoming artists, the cost of production is the first barrier. Some simply want to record a song, share it with friends or build a portfolio before chasing a commercial release.
EasyBeats Store’s Basic Licence starts from $10. It lets artists use properly licensed beats for permitted non-commercial purposes, including building a portfolio and sharing on platforms such as Audiomack and SoundCloud, subject to the licence terms. Instead of risking unlicensed instrumentals, new artists can start out the right way, respecting the producer’s ownership.
As careers grow, the licences grow with them:
| Licence | Price range | Custom beat requests |
| Basic | $10 to $18 | No |
| Standard | $30 to $50 | No |
| Pro | $70 to $150 | Yes |
| Unlimited | $150 to $400 | Yes |
| Exclusive | Set by the producer | Yes |
Every artist starts somewhere. EasyBeats Store makes sure that start is affordable and legitimate.
Producers keep control, and keep their earnings
On EasyBeats Store, producers upload their instrumentals, set their own prices and choose which licences to offer. They own the creative decisions; the platform supplies the storefront, licensing structure and audience.
The membership plans are built to let producers keep more of what they earn:
- Free: $0 for the first year, up to 10 items, 5% commission.
- Basic: $35 a year, unlimited uploads and 0% commission on beat sales.
- Pro: $100 a year, with everything in Basic plus a personal storefront, collaboration projects, sample pack requests and the option to be invited as a co-producer.
Producers can also sell sample packs alongside their beats. For paid members, every beat sale is commission-free, a clear difference from marketplaces that take a cut of each sale.
A global marketplace where every market counts
EasyBeats Store is built as a global marketplace, and it treats every region as an equal part of it. That includes Africa, one of the most exciting sources of new music today, whose creators are often held back by payment systems that were not built with them in mind.
Payment accessibility is being built into the platform from the ground up. The plan is for producers in more than 15 African countries to receive earnings in their local currencies, and for buyers to pay with methods they already use, including supported mobile money services, alongside international options for creators everywhere else.
The goal is simple: no talented producer or artist should be shut out of the global music economy because of where they live or how they pay.
One connected ecosystem
What sets EasyBeats Store apart is how its features work together. Beat sales, clear licensing, custom production, producer collaboration and accessible payments sit under one roof instead of across five different apps.
- For upcoming artists: an affordable, legitimate way to find and license beats.
- For established artists: a structured way to commission custom instrumentals.
- For producers: more control, commission-free sales on paid plans, collaborators worldwide and buyers beyond their home market.
As the music industry becomes more global, independent creators need platforms that understand their challenges. EasyBeats Store is setting out to be that platform for the next generation of producers and artists.
EasyBeats Store: Beats made Easy.
About EasyBeats Store
EasyBeats Store Ltd is a music-tech company headquartered in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. Its marketplace connects music producers and artists worldwide through beat sales, licensing, custom production requests and producer collaboration.
- www.easybeats.store
- Press and enquiries: support@easybeats.store
