Sell and deliver a sound kit

Sound kits are managed separately from beat licences. Open Kits to create, edit, and review them.

Prepare the archive

Package customer files as a ZIP archive. Before uploading:

• remove temporary project files and private notes
• use clear folders and filenames
• include a readme with format, tempo, key, and licence notes where relevant
• scan for missing, silent, or duplicate files
• extract the ZIP on another device to verify it opens

Use variants deliberately

A kit can have different variants or packages. Give each one a name that tells the customer what changes, such as Essentials, Full Kit, or Commercial. The price and delivered assets should match that distinction.

Verify fulfilment

After publishing, inspect the public kit page and purchase path. The completed order should show the correct variant, archive filename, and licence asset when one is included.

If a buyer sees a file entry without an available download, check that the source asset finished uploading and is attached to the purchased variant. Contact support with the kit ID, variant name, purchase ID, and missing file label if fulfilment still does not resolve.