Everything you need to manage your catalog, track performance, and upload everywhere, for less than a beat lease per month.
*A one-time allowance, not a weekly reset: use them whenever you want. Free uploads add a small "Uploaded with BeatOps" credit to your YouTube and SoundCloud descriptions.
No credit card required
14-day refund · cancel anytime
14-day refund · cancel anytime
I'm enjoying the app! I tried to build something very similar myself. The browser automation and getting everything to work seamlessly together was the hard part, you did it! It just makes the whole process of uploading beats so much simpler.
@rothwellvale
Yes. The free Starter plan gives you 10 uploads per platform with the full workflow, including the DAW plugin, the CLI and the MCP server, so you can run real releases before paying. Those 10 are a one-time allowance rather than a weekly reset, so you decide how to spend them. Upgrade when you hit the limit.
No. BeatOps Release is included on every plan, the free one too, and it installs from inside the app. Your plan sets how many beats you can publish, not which tools you get.
Nothing disappears. Your library, templates, analytics and everything you generated stay where they are, and the app keeps working. Publishing new beats is the part that pauses until you upgrade.
You'll receive a license key immediately on the success page and via email. Paste this key in BeatOps Settings to activate your subscription.
Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time. You'll keep access until the end of your billing period, then downgrade to the free tier.
The first subscribers get a permanent discount. Your price is locked in forever, even if prices increase later.
Yes, we offer a 14-day no-questions-asked refund policy. See our Refund Policy for details.
By hand, one beat means exporting a thumbnail, rendering a video, writing titles and tags, then repeating it on every platform. BeatOps handles the thumbnail, video, metadata, and the upload to YouTube, BeatStars, and SoundCloud from one screen, so a release takes minutes instead of an evening.