Turn your hard drive folders into cash. Join the most advanced ghost production marketplace, reach thousands of buyers globally, and monetize your studio time.
You keep 70% to 85% of every sale, and it grows as you level up: 70% Beginner → 72% Rising → 75% Pro → 78% Elite → 85% Legend. The more you sell, the lower our commission.
Your tracks are exposed to a massive daily audience of DJs, artists, and labels looking for hits.
Never get scammed. The buyer pays by card up front through Stripe, and your payout is released once the file transfer is confirmed.
Your tracks won't die. Our algorithm ensures older tracks constantly cycle back into visibility.
A chronological guide on how to prep, upload, and sell your EDM tracks.
Before creating an upload submission, ensure your project files are perfectly organized. A clean, professional delivery is mandatory for approval and buyer satisfaction.
Go to your Producer Dashboard and click "Upload Track". Fill in all the metadata carefully to ensure buyers can easily find your music through our filters.
We do not auto-publish tracks. Every submission goes through a strict manual review by our A&R experts to maintain the platform's high-end reputation. This process usually takes 24 to 48 hours.
We check mixing quality, structure, sound design, and scan for uncleared copyrighted samples. If approved, you will receive an email notification.
Once approved, your track immediately hits the "Just Dropped" section on our Homepage. It is also indexed in our main catalog where buyers can filter and preview the full track.
When a buyer purchases your track, the system automatically transfers the files and generates the copyright agreement. The track is then permanently removed from the store.
Your share of the sale is credited to your seller balance and paid out from there. You will receive your payment in less than 24 hours.
Join the elite roster of producers making a living from their unreleased music.
Apply as ProducerIf you are still deciding whether this is for you, these guides cover the practical side: what the arrangement is, what you need before listing a track, and what you keep from each sale.