LEGAL CENTER

Terms of Use

Last updated: September 2026

These Terms govern your use of ghostproducerworld.com (the “Website”). By creating an account, browsing, buying or uploading, you agree to be bound by them. If you do not agree, please do not use the Website.

1. Who You Are Contracting With

The Website is operated by Ghost Producer World LLC, a limited liability company registered in the State of Wyoming, United States (“Ghost Producer World”, “we”, “us”). Our registered mailing address and support email are published on the Support Center.

2. Eligibility

You must be at least 18 years old and legally able to enter into a binding contract in order to use the Website. Accounts opened with false information, or opened on behalf of a previously banned user, may be terminated without notice.

3. Your Account

You are responsible for keeping your login credentials secure and for all activity carried out under your account. Buyers and producers verify their identity as described in the Privacy Policy. Tell us immediately if you believe your account has been used without your permission.

4. How Sales Work — We Are the Seller

Producers supply their work to Ghost Producer World under a signed agreement: they grant us the exclusive right to sell it, and their rights in it pass to us when it sells. Ghost Producer World then sells each track to the buyer in its own name, as the seller and merchant of record for every transaction. Your payment is a payment to Ghost Producer World, and Ghost Producer World is the party responsible to you for the order, for delivery of the files, and for the accompanying transfer of rights.

Custom production services work the same way: we sell them in our own name, the producer performs them as our supplier, and the rights in the result pass to you when the order is completed. See Custom Services.

Producers are our suppliers; they are not a party to your purchase contract. We pay each producer a share of the sale price under a separate agreement between us and that producer. Ghost Producer World is not a payment or money transmission service, and does not hold funds on behalf of any user.

5. Prices, Currency and Taxes

Every price shown on the Website is in United States Dollars (USD) and is charged in USD. Your bank or card issuer may apply its own exchange rate and foreign transaction fees, which are outside our control. You are responsible for any local, import or withholding taxes that apply to you.

6. Delivery

All products are digital. Access to the purchased files — the mastered WAV, the unmastered mixdown, the stems, the MIDI files and the copyright transfer agreement, as listed on the product page — is granted immediately after payment is confirmed, from your account. Nothing is shipped physically. If a download fails, see section 2 of the Refund Policy.

7. Offers

Where a track accepts Offers, submitting an Offer is a binding proposal to buy at the price you name. If the Offer is accepted, you are expected to complete payment. Offers expire automatically if they are not answered within the period shown to you when you submit them.

8. Producer Payouts and Commission

When a track sells, Ghost Producer World retains a commission and pays the remainder to the producer as a payout for that sale. The producer does not hold a balance with us and does not need to request payment. The commission rate depends on the producer's level and is shown in the producer's dashboard at all times. Payouts are subject to completed identity verification.

9. Prohibited Conduct

• Uploading material you do not fully own, or that contains uncleared samples.
• Listing a track for sale elsewhere while it is live on the Website.
• Arranging a sale outside the Website in order to avoid commission.
• Fraudulent payments, stolen cards, or chargebacks filed on files that were delivered and downloaded.
• Scraping, reverse engineering, or interfering with the security of the Website.

We may suspend or permanently terminate any account that breaches these rules, and withhold payouts connected to fraudulent activity.

10. Intellectual Property

The rights a buyer receives in a purchased track are set out in the Transfer of Rights. The Website itself — its name, logo, design, text and software — remains the property of Ghost Producer World and may not be copied or reused without our written permission.

11. Refunds

Our full policy is set out in the Refund & Cancellation Policy, which forms part of these Terms.

12. Disclaimers and Limitation of Liability

The Website is provided on an “as is” basis. We do not warrant that it will be uninterrupted or error-free, and we do not guarantee any commercial result from a track you buy or sell. To the maximum extent permitted by law, our total liability to you for any claim connected with the Website or with an order is limited to the amount you paid for that order.

13. Changes and Suspension

We may modify, suspend or discontinue any part of the Website. We may also update these Terms; material changes are reflected in the “last updated” date above, and continuing to use the Website after that date constitutes acceptance.

14. Governing Law and Disputes

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, United States, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules, and any dispute will be brought before the competent courts of that State. Nothing in this section removes a mandatory consumer protection right you have under the law of your country of residence.

15. Contact

Questions about these Terms: support@ghostproducerworld.com, or through the Support Center.

Refund & Cancellation Policy

Last updated: July 2026

Ghost Producer World sells digital audio products (ghost-production tracks delivered as WAV/MP3 files and, where applicable, project files) and custom production services. We sell as the seller of record for every order, as set out in section 4 of the Terms of Use. Because our products are intangible digital goods delivered instantly, the following policy applies to every purchase.

1. Digital Tracks & Offers — All Sales Are Final

When you buy a track (at list price or through an accepted Offer), you receive the downloadable audio files together with an automatically generated agreement transferring the copyright to you in full — see Transfer of Rights. Due to the digital, non-returnable nature of these products, all sales are final and non-refundable once the files have been downloaded. Once a file has been delivered and downloaded, it cannot be "returned", and a refund is therefore not possible.

2. Before You Download — Technical Issues

If, before downloading, you experience a genuine technical problem — a corrupt file, the wrong file delivered, or the download link not working — contact us within 48 hours of purchase through the Support Center. We will repair the delivery or, if we cannot, issue a refund for that specific order. This applies only where the files have not yet been successfully downloaded.

3. Custom Production Services

Custom service orders (e.g. a track made to order) work in stages. The producer delivers a demo first, and you may request changes or ask for a refund at that point. You can request a refund at any time up to the moment you approve the demo. Once you approve it, the producer starts the full production and the order is no longer refundable.

Refund requests are reviewed and approved by our team on a case-by-case basis, to protect both buyer and producer. Paid add-ons bought together with a track (customization, marketing videos) are not refundable: the track itself was sold as an exclusive, final sale.

4. Cancellations

You may cancel a purchase at any time before completing payment. After payment is completed for a digital product, the order is processed immediately and cannot be cancelled, subject to the exceptions in sections 2 and 3 above.

5. Chargebacks & Fraud

Filing a chargeback for a digital product that was successfully delivered and downloaded is considered fraudulent. To protect our producers, every buyer verifies their identity before their first purchase (see the Privacy Policy). We reserve the right to dispute illegitimate chargebacks with the evidence of delivery on file and to permanently ban the associated identity from the platform.

6. How Payments Are Processed

All card payments are processed securely and encrypted by our payment processor, Stripe. Ghost Producer World does not collect, see or store your full card details on its own servers.

7. Contact

Questions about a purchase or this policy? Reach us at support@ghostproducerworld.com or through the Support Center.

Transfer of Rights

This is the core of our business model. Understanding the transfer of rights is crucial for both buyers and producers on Ghost Producer World.

1. What the Buyer Owns

When payment is completed, the buyer receives all of the copyright in the track's composition and in its master recording, worldwide and for the full copyright term, with no royalties owed to anyone. The buyer may release the track under their own artist name, register it with collecting societies and distributors, sign it to any record label and collect its income. The only exception is a remuneration that the law of some countries reserves to authors and does not allow them to give up.

2. Third-Party Sounds

Exclusivity covers the composition and the master as a whole. Tracks may contain vocals (including AI-generated vocals), one-shots, drum loops and sound effects from licensed libraries or tools. Those elements remain under their providers' licences and are not exclusive: the same vocal sample may appear in someone else's song. Tracks never contain AI-generated loops or instrumentals, or melodic loops from sample packs.

3. The Producer's Obligations

The producer supplies the track to Ghost Producer World under a signed agreement, and their rights pass to us when the track sells. From then on the producer may not use, release, register or claim the track or its melodies, may not file takedowns against the buyer, and must never reveal that they made it. Tracks submitted before September 2026 were supplied under the earlier version of the Upload Agreement.

4. The Legal Contract

A PDF contract is automatically generated at the moment of purchase, documenting the permanent transfer of the rights from Ghost Producer World, as seller and merchant of record, to the buyer. This document serves as legal proof of ownership for record labels and distribution platforms.

Upload Agreement

Producers sign this agreement, with their full legal name, for each track they submit. Tracks submitted before version 2.0 remain under the version the producer accepted at the time.

Exclusive Track Assignment and Confidentiality · Version 2.0 · Last updated: September 2026

This agreement is between Ghost Producer World LLC (“Company”), a Wyoming limited liability company that operates ghostproducerworld.com (the “Website”), and you, the producer who signs it (“Author”). The Company sells Ghost Production Works in its own name, as seller and merchant of record. You supply each Work to the Company; when a Work sells, your rights in it pass to the Company, which transfers them to the buyer on an anonymous basis and pays you a payout. You are an independent supplier, not an employee, agent or partner of the Company. The Company is not a payment service and does not hold funds on your behalf.

Definitions

• Work: each track you upload, including its musical composition (melody, harmony, rhythm, arrangement and any lyrics you wrote), its sound recordings, and all Files.
• Files: the master, the unmastered mixdown, stems, MIDI, the project file and any other material you deliver for the Work.
• Version: any edit, mix, extended or radio version, instrumental, customisation or other variation of the Work, made by you or for you, before or after the Sale.
• Sale: the purchase of the Work through the Website, at its list price, at a discounted price or through an accepted Offer, once the Company has received the payment.
• Buyer: the person or entity that buys the Work, and anyone who later acquires the rights from them.
• Third-Party Elements: vocals, one-shots, drum loops, sound effects and other material you did not create yourself and use under a licence.

1. Scope and signature

1.1 This version applies to every Work you sign it for. Works you uploaded before stay under the version you accepted at the time, unless you sign this version for them.

1.2 You sign electronically by typing your full legal name and confirming. Your electronic signature has the same effect as a handwritten signature and is a signed written instrument of transfer. The Company records your typed name, the date and time, your IP address, your account, the version of this agreement and the Work it covers, and sends you a copy on request.

1.3 After your first signature your name is remembered, so each new Work takes one click. Each confirmation is your signature for that Work.

1.4 You confirm that you are at least 18 years old, that you sign in your own name, and that the legal name you type is the one on your identity document.

2. While the Work is listed

2.1 You keep ownership of the Work until the Sale.

2.2 From upload until the Sale or removal, you grant the Company an exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to host, copy and store the Work; to make and publish shortened or watermarked previews; to display, stream and promote those previews on the Website, on social media, in videos, in emails and in advertising; to offer the Work for sale; and to deliver the Files to the Buyer.

2.3 You publish the Work for the first time on the Website. While it is listed you must not sell, license, release or offer it anywhere else.

2.4 The Work must stay listed for at least 4 months. If you use a Front Page Repost for it, the 4 months start again on the date of the repost. After that you may remove the Work with the tools on the Website. A removal never cancels a Sale whose payment had already started.

2.5 By listing the Work you make the Company a binding offer to acquire it on the terms of section 3, at the price the Buyer pays. You cannot withdraw this offer while the Work is listed or while a purchase is in progress, and you cannot take the rights back after the Sale.

3. Transfer of rights on Sale

3.1 With effect from the Sale, and without any further step, you hereby assign to the Company all right, title and interest in the Work, the Files and every Version: the copyright in the composition and in the sound recordings, neighbouring and related rights, and every renewal and extension of them, worldwide and for their full term, including the right to take action for infringements that occurred earlier.

3.2 Where the law of a country does not allow a right to be transferred, you instead grant the Company, for that country, an exclusive, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, transferable and sublicensable licence of that right for its full term, and you agree not to exercise it yourself.

3.3 The Company may transfer these rights to the Buyer, and the Buyer to anyone else. The Company may enforce this agreement on behalf of the Buyer.

3.4 A Version you make after the Sale, including one made under a paid customisation request, passes to the Company on the same terms when you deliver it. The customisation request is paid separately.

3.5 To the fullest extent the law allows, you waive your moral rights in the Work, including the right to be named as its author and to object to changes to it. Where the law does not let you waive a moral right, you irrevocably consent to the Work being used, changed, released and credited to anyone, under any name or none, and you agree never to assert that right.

3.6 You consent to the Buyer being credited as author, artist or producer of the Work, and to the Buyer registering the Work, including the composition, in their own name with collecting societies, performing rights organisations, distributors and content identification systems. You will not object to any of those registrations.

3.7 The payout is your only payment for the Work and for every right in it. You have no right to royalties, performance or neighbouring-rights income, or any other payment, except remuneration that the law does not allow you to waive or assign. If you receive any income from the Work, you will pay it to the Buyer on request, to the extent the law allows.

3.8 Within 7 days of a request, and free of charge, you will sign any document reasonably needed to confirm or register the transfer: a confirmation of assignment, a label or distributor questionnaire, a split sheet showing that you hold no share, or a society registration form. If you do not sign within 7 days, or cannot be reached, you appoint the Company as your attorney, irrevocably, to sign those documents in your name. This authority covers only documents that confirm or register what you already agreed in this agreement.

3.9 The Company keeps your identity confidential. It will disclose your legal name, your country or a copy of your signed agreement only: (a) when the law, a court or a public authority requires it; (b) to a Buyer, label, distributor or platform that needs to verify the ownership of a Work, and only under a duty of confidentiality; or (c) to enforce this agreement.

4. After the Sale

4.1 Once a Work has been sold, the Author permanently loses all rights to it. From then on you must not, directly or through anyone else (another name, a company, a label, a friend), use, release, distribute, perform, stream, upload, sell, license, register, claim or otherwise exploit the Work, the Files, any Version, or any composition substantially similar to the Work, anywhere and by any means, including streaming platforms, social media, sample packs and other releases.

4.2 You must not register the Work with any collecting society, performing rights organisation, distributor or content identification system, and you must not send takedown notices or copyright claims against the Buyer or anyone the Buyer authorises. If any registration or claim of yours exists, you will remove it within 7 days.

4.3 You must not reuse the Work’s recognisable melodies, toplines, hooks or distinctive combination of melody and chords in another work; produce or sell a track made to sound like the Work; or put any part of the Work in a sample pack, preset pack or tutorial.

4.4 You must not showcase the Work: no audio of it or of any Version in a portfolio, reel, demo, DJ mix, livestream, tutorial or post. Within 7 days of the Sale, remove any audio of the Work you published. You may announce that a track with the Work’s title and cover was sold on the Website, without audio, for example with the Just Sold card the Website provides, provided you do not reveal the Buyer, the price, or any release or artist connected with the Work.

4.5 You keep your skills, knowledge, style, production and mixing techniques, general-purpose presets and templates, one-shots you made yourself, and your licences to Third-Party Elements, provided you never use them to recreate the Work or a recognisable part of it. The melodic content of the Work is never yours to reuse.

4.6 Confidentiality. You agree never to publicly claim, disclose, or imply authorship of a Work after it has been sold, and to keep your authorship confidential permanently. You must never reveal who bought a Work, the price, or the terms of a Sale, and never state or suggest that any release is the Work or was made by you. You may tell your own lawyer, accountant or tax authority, under confidentiality, or disclose what the law requires. This obligation survives the Sale, the removal of the Work and the end of this agreement.

5. Content rules and guarantees

5.1 When you upload the Work, and again at the Sale, you guarantee that:

• (a) the Work is original, was produced by you alone (a vocalist, musician or engineer may contribute under 5.3), and is not copied from any other work;
• (b) you own all rights in it, free of any claim, charge or earlier grant;
• (c) it has never been released, published, sold, licensed, offered for sale elsewhere, given to a client, label or contest, or registered with any society, distributor or content identification system;
• (d) it contains no loop or instrumental element generated by artificial intelligence, and no melodic loop taken from a sample pack or any other third-party source, whether declared or not;
• (e) every Third-Party Element in it (vocals, including AI-generated vocals, one-shots, drum loops and sound effects) is used under a valid licence that lets the Work be sold and lets the Buyer release, exploit and register it commercially, worldwide, without credit to or further payment to the provider;
• (f) no vocal in it, AI-generated or not, imitates the voice of an identifiable real person without that person’s written consent, and nothing in it infringes anyone’s copyright, trademark, privacy or publicity rights;
• (g) the information you give when uploading (title, genre, BPM, key, vocals, creation process, files) is accurate.

5.2 The Company reviews every upload and may reject any Work, including one below its quality standard or without the required files. Its review does not reduce your guarantees.

5.3 If a vocalist, musician or engineer contributed to the Work, you hold a written agreement from each of them that transfers or licenses their rights so that this agreement can be fully performed, waives their credit and royalties, and binds them to confidentiality.

5.4 You keep the licences and receipts for every Third-Party Element, the contributor agreements and the project file for at least 5 years after the Sale, and send copies to the Company within 7 days of a request.

6. Payout

6.1 For each Work sold, your payout is the price actually paid for the Work, after any discount (including a promotion run by the Company) or accepted Offer, minus the Company’s commission for your level at the time of the Sale, as shown in your dashboard. Payouts are calculated and paid in USD. The Company sets the commission rates and may change them; the rate in force at the time of the Sale applies.

6.2 The payout is created when the Sale happens and is paid by the method you choose in your dashboard, once your identity is verified. Your bank’s fees and those of any intermediary bank are yours. You do not hold a balance with the Company.

6.3 A chargeback, refund or payment dispute by the Buyer does not reduce or reverse your payout, unless it was caused by your breach of this agreement.

6.4 You are responsible for your own taxes. You will provide the tax forms the Company reasonably requests, and the Company may withhold tax where the law requires it.

6.5 The Company may deduct from payouts not yet paid any amount you owe it under section 7.

7. Responsibility

7.1 If a guarantee in section 5 is untrue, or you breach section 2.3, 3, 4 or 5, the Company may recover from the Author any resulting damages, costs, refunds and reasonable legal fees, including any amount the Company has to pay the Buyer. You also compensate the Buyer for those losses. The Company sells each Work in its own name and answers to the Buyer for it; a breach by you therefore falls on you.

7.2 Your liability under 7.1 for each Work is limited to the price paid for that Work, except that there is no limit for: (a) a Work that is not original or not owned by you, including a breach of 5.1(d); (b) selling, licensing or exploiting a Work, or any Version, other than through this agreement; (c) a breach of confidentiality; (d) fraud, wilful misconduct or gross negligence.

7.3 The Company’s liability to you in connection with a Work is limited to the payout due for that Work, except for fraud, wilful misconduct or liability that the law does not allow to be limited.

7.4 If you breach this agreement, the Company may also remove your Works, suspend your account, and withhold payouts connected with the breach. A breach under 7.2(a) to (d) leads to a permanent ban from the Website.

8. General

8.1 This agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, United States, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules. The state and federal courts located in Wyoming have exclusive jurisdiction, except that the Company may seek urgent relief in any country to stop a breach of section 4.

8.2 The Company may publish new versions of this agreement. A new version applies only to Works you sign it for; it never changes the terms of a Work already sold.

8.3 The Company may transfer this agreement to a successor of the Website’s business. You may not transfer it.

8.4 Sections 3 to 8 survive the Sale, the removal of a Work, the end of this agreement and the closure of your account.

8.5 This agreement and the Terms of Use are the whole agreement between you and the Company about your Works. If they conflict, this agreement prevails. If a provision is invalid, the rest remains in force. The English version prevails over any translation. Notices to you go to your account email; notices to the Company go to support@ghostproducerworld.com.

Custom Services

Last updated: September 2026

Custom services are productions made to order on Ghost Producer World: a Personal Track, a Remix, a Mix/Master or a Co-Production. Part A applies to buyers and is accepted with every order. Part B is the agreement producers sign to offer services.

Part A — Buying a Custom Service · Version 1.0

A1. We are the seller. Ghost Producer World LLC sells every custom service in its own name, as seller and merchant of record. The producer shown on the service performs it as our independent supplier and is not a party to your order. Your payment is made to us, in USD.

A2. How an order works. You describe what you need, the producer delivers a demo, and you can request changes or approve it. After you approve the demo the producer completes the production and delivers the final version, which you then approve. The number of revisions and the delivery time shown on the service are the producer’s estimates, not guarantees.

A3. Refunds. You can request a refund at any time until you approve the demo. Our team reviews each request, as set out in section 3 of the Refund Policy. Once you approve the demo, the order can no longer be refunded.

A4. Your material. You keep all rights in anything you send for the order: recordings, stems, loops, vocals, lyrics, project files or an existing track to remix, mix or master (“Your Material”). You confirm that you own Your Material or are licensed to use it for the order, and that its use does not infringe anyone’s rights. You allow us and the producer to use Your Material only to perform the order. You are responsible for claims arising from Your Material.

A5. Rights in the result. When the order is completed — when you approve the final delivery, or when our team completes the order — all rights in the work delivered for it pass to you, worldwide and for the full copyright term, and we issue you a Custom Production Transfer Agreement (PDF). Your Material stays yours. Vocals (including AI-generated vocals), one-shots, drum loops and sound effects from licensed libraries or tools stay under their providers’ licences and are not exclusive to you.

A6. Before completion. Demos and deliveries before completion are for your review only: you may not release, publish or use them commercially. If an order is refunded or cancelled, you acquire no rights in anything delivered and you must delete it.

A7. If you do not respond. If the final version has been delivered and you neither approve it nor contact us, our team may review the order workspace and complete the order.

A8. Credits. You do not have to credit the producer, and you may release the result under your own name or any artist name. The producer is bound never to claim the work or reveal that they made it.

A9. Conduct. Keep all communication and payments on the platform, and do not share personal contact details in the order workspace. Breaking this rule may lead to a ban.

A10. Everything else. The Terms of Use apply to your order, including the limit of our liability to the amount you paid and the courts of Wyoming.

Part B — Service Agreement for Producers · Version 1.0

This agreement is between Ghost Producer World LLC (“Company”), which operates ghostproducerworld.com (the “Website”), and you, the producer who signs it (“Producer”). The Company sells custom production services in its own name, as seller and merchant of record. You perform them as an independent supplier, not as an employee, agent or partner of the Company, and the Company pays you a payout for each completed order.

Definitions. Service: each custom production service you offer on the Website (Personal Track, Remix, Mix/Master, Co-Production). Order: a paid order for one of your Services. Buyer: the person who placed the Order, and anyone who later acquires the rights from them. Buyer Materials: anything the Buyer supplies for the Order. Deliverables: everything you deliver for an Order — demos, versions, mixes, masters, stems, MIDI and project files — and every part of them you or your contributors created. Completion: the Buyer approves the final delivery, or the Company completes the Order.

B1. Scope and signature. 1.1 This agreement applies to every Order placed, after you sign it, for any of your Services, including Services you created earlier. 1.2 You sign electronically by typing your full legal name and confirming; your signature has the same effect as a handwritten signature and is a signed written instrument of transfer. The Company records your typed name, the date and time, your IP address, your account and the version signed, and sends you a copy on request. 1.3 You confirm that you are at least 18, that you sign in your own name, and that the name you type is the one on your identity document.

B2. Performing Orders. 2.1 You perform each Order yourself; you do not pass it to another producer. A vocalist, musician or engineer may contribute under B6.3. 2.2 You follow the Buyer’s brief, deliver a demo and then the final version through the Order workspace, in professional quality, including at least the final master in WAV and anything the Order includes (such as a radio edit or the project file). 2.3 You keep all communication and payments on the platform and never ask for or share personal contact details.

B3. Buyer Materials. You use Buyer Materials only to perform that Order. You acquire no rights in them, you do not keep, share or reuse them, and you delete them once the Order is completed, refunded or cancelled.

B4. Transfer of rights on Completion. 4.1 With effect from Completion, and without any further step, you hereby assign to the Company all right, title and interest in the Deliverables: the copyright in any composition or part of one and in the sound recordings, neighbouring and related rights, and every renewal and extension of them, worldwide and for their full term, including the right to take action for earlier infringements. The Company transfers these rights to the Buyer. 4.2 Where the law of a country does not allow a right to be transferred, you instead grant the Company, for that country, an exclusive, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, transferable and sublicensable licence of that right for its full term, and you agree not to exercise it yourself. 4.3 To the fullest extent the law allows, you waive your moral rights in the Deliverables; where a moral right cannot be waived, you irrevocably consent to the Deliverables being used, changed, released and credited to anyone, under any name or none, and agree never to assert it. 4.4 You consent to the Buyer being credited as author, artist or producer and registering the resulting work in their own name with collecting societies, performing rights organisations, distributors and content identification systems. 4.5 The payout is your only payment for the Deliverables and every right in them, except remuneration the law does not allow you to waive or assign; any income you receive from them you pay to the Buyer on request, to the extent the law allows. 4.6 Within 7 days of a request, and free of charge, you sign any document reasonably needed to confirm or register the transfer. If you do not, you appoint the Company as your attorney, irrevocably, to sign such documents in your name; this covers only documents that confirm what you agreed here. 4.7 If an Order is refunded or cancelled before Completion, no rights pass and you keep your own contributions, but you may never use anything that contains Buyer Materials.

B5. Confidentiality and after Completion. 5.1 You agree never to publicly claim, disclose, or imply authorship of Deliverables after Completion, or of any release of them, and to keep your involvement confidential permanently. You never reveal who the Buyer is, the price or the terms of an Order. 5.2 After Completion you must not, directly or through anyone else, use, release, sell, license, register or claim the Deliverables or any composition substantially similar to them; reuse their recognisable melodies, toplines or hooks; produce a track made to sound like them; put any part of them in a sample pack, preset pack, tutorial, portfolio or post; or send takedown notices or copyright claims against the Buyer or anyone the Buyer authorises. 5.3 You keep your skills, style, techniques, general-purpose presets and templates, and one-shots you made yourself, provided you never use them to recreate the Deliverables. 5.4 The Website may show that you offer Services and the number and rating of your completed Orders; that is not a breach.

B6. Content rules and guarantees. 6.1 For the material you add to an Order, you guarantee that it is original and not copied from any other work; that it contains no loop or instrumental element generated by artificial intelligence and no melodic loop taken from a sample pack or any other third-party source, whether declared or not; that every vocal (including AI-generated vocals), one-shot, drum loop and sound effect in it is used under a valid licence that lets the Buyer release, exploit and register the result commercially, worldwide, without credit to or further payment to the provider; that no vocal imitates the voice of an identifiable real person without their written consent; and that you have never delivered it to anyone else. 6.2 These guarantees do not cover Buyer Materials. 6.3 If a vocalist, musician or engineer contributed, you hold a written agreement from each of them that transfers or licenses their rights so that this agreement can be fully performed, waives their credit and royalties, and binds them to confidentiality. 6.4 You keep your licences, contributor agreements and project files for at least 5 years after Completion, and send copies to the Company within 7 days of a request.

B7. Payout. 7.1 Your payout is created on Completion: the price actually paid for the Order (base price and add-ons, after any discount, including a promotion run by the Company), minus the Company’s commission for your level at Completion, as shown in your dashboard, calculated and paid in USD. 7.2 If an Order is refunded before the demo is approved, no payout is due for it. 7.3 The payout is paid by the method you choose in your dashboard, once your identity is verified; your bank’s fees are yours, and you do not hold a balance with the Company. 7.4 A chargeback, refund or payment dispute by the Buyer after Completion does not reduce or reverse your payout, unless it was caused by your breach of this agreement. 7.5 You are responsible for your own taxes and will provide the tax forms the Company reasonably requests. 7.6 The Company may deduct from payouts not yet paid any amount you owe it under B8.

B8. Responsibility. 8.1 If a guarantee in B6 is untrue, or you breach B3, B4 or B5, the Company may recover from the Producer any resulting damages, costs, refunds and reasonable legal fees, including any amount the Company has to pay the Buyer, and you also compensate the Buyer for those losses. 8.2 Your liability for each Order is limited to the price paid for it, except that there is no limit for material that is not original or not yours (including a breach of the rule on AI and melodic loops), using or exploiting the Deliverables other than through this agreement, a breach of confidentiality or of B3, fraud, wilful misconduct or gross negligence. 8.3 The Company’s liability to you for an Order is limited to the payout due for it, except for fraud, wilful misconduct or liability the law does not allow to be limited. 8.4 The Company may also hide your Services, suspend your account and withhold payouts connected with a breach; a breach listed in 8.2 as having no limit leads to a permanent ban from the Website.

B9. General. 9.1 This agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, United States, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules; the state and federal courts located in Wyoming have exclusive jurisdiction, except that the Company may seek urgent relief in any country to stop a breach of B5. 9.2 A new version of this agreement applies only to Orders placed after you sign it. 9.3 The Company may transfer this agreement to a successor of the Website’s business; you may not transfer it. 9.4 Sections B3 to B9 survive Completion, the end of this agreement and the closure of your account. 9.5 This agreement, the Upload Agreement and the Terms of Use are the whole agreement between you and the Company; for Orders, this agreement prevails. If a provision is invalid, the rest remains in force. The English version prevails over any translation.