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BeatStars has been the #1 destination for millions of recording artists to license and purchase beats, songs, sounds and services from a global community of music makers – providing first-in-class tools, pioneering technology, and educational resources. We have empowered everyone from bedroom producers to the most in-demand, platinum-selling producers to build a business, earn a living, and collaborate with artists around the world.

BeatStars (beatstars.com) has 277 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 3.9 out of 5.

Also known as: beatstars.com
Website: beatstars.com
Category: Malls & Marketplaces
Location: Austin
Listed on The Fair Hearing: 2026

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Sep 1, 2024

Beatstars Is Total Trash and a Scam

Beatstars has been going down for over 5 years now. The message system is extremely limited to where users can't link emails and/ or social links, but Beatstar uses all of the social links on those platforms without question. Blocks end users from trying to connect for their job, like what the actual f^%$. Scamming is out of control. People will purchase top selling beat leases, then turn around and sell them. Beatstars will never alert the feud that is taking place. I noticed it when someone accidentally said I was stealing leases, but the person got the name wrong when messaging. People are purchasing beats, and reselling them for cheaper, while Beatstars never notifies the original owner of the material. To make Beatstars better, the owner needs to sell it, fire everyone currently working there. The only thing it has going for it, is its name. The service is so overrun with gimmicks, the real objective is forgotten. And that is for producers to make money from their creativity. Beatstars owners should be absolutely assumed.

By Nope

Response from BeatStars· Sep 9, 2024

Hey Nope, I'm truly sorry to hear about the challenges you've faced on Beatstars. I can help clarify that BeatStars does not allow links or emails to be shared in messaging for spam and security reasons. This should not block end users from using the social connections available on each profile is updated by the user to make other forms of contact possible, such as email in your Bio and more. We are however looking into overhauling the experience for messaging and more in the near future. While I understand your frustration, it's important to note that BeatStars does not control individual users' content or directly manage disputes between buyers and sellers. We provide the platform for transactions, but the responsibility for handling disputes primarily rests with the parties involved. However, we take reports seriously and encourage users to reach out to our support team if they encounter any problems. We're here to assist and ensure the marketplace remains as fair and secure as possible. If buyers are buying beats and reselling these, you may need to provide more context as to what type of beats, have you reported this to our support team and had an investigation done for the transactions made, have you filed a DMCA request for the content being resold? If none of these options have been used, we would encourage you to look into these further. Your feedback is incredibly important, and I'll make sure it reaches the right people. If there's anything else you'd like to share or discuss, we're here to listen and help in any way we can.