Sample Pack Marketing Agency Turn Splice & BeatStars searches into sales & repeat downloads.

We publish real numbers instead of 'get a quote.' Google and YouTube campaign management runs 10% of whatever you spend on ads, with a $600/month floor — we never mark up the media cost, so every dollar above our fee goes straight to the ad platform. SEO work is billed per page at $50/month, with a 10-page floor to start. If you need a built website or storefront, that's a one-time project priced across eight packages, $1,500 up to $20,000+, laid out at /websites. There's no setup fee and no contract — you can leave any month — and a proposal with your exact numbers lands within one business day of reaching out.

Maybe not, if your catalog already climbs Splice and BeatStars charts on its own and buyers keep finding you through word of mouth in producer Discords. But if your kits sit unranked, your YouTube promo spend can't be tied to a single download, or one marketplace's algorithm controls your whole income, that's the gap we close — running your listings, search visibility, ad traffic, and email so you can stay in the DAW instead of chasing metadata.

We're the team behind everything that gets a producer from 'never heard of you' to 'just bought your kit.' That means rebuilding your Splice and BeatStars listings around real search behavior, running Google and YouTube ads at buyers mid-search, building a storefront that doesn't hand a cut to a marketplace, and writing the email sequence that turns a download into a repeat customer.

Ask whether they actually understand producer marketplaces — can they explain how Splice's curation differs from BeatStars' ranking, or are they going to run the same generic ad template they'd use for a dentist? Ask if they can trace a sale back to the exact keyword, video, or campaign that produced it. And ask who owns the website, the ad accounts, and the buyer list once the engagement ends — it should always be you.

Paid campaigns can bring extra downloads within the first couple weeks, since Google and YouTube start serving ads almost immediately. Ranking inside Splice and BeatStars search takes longer — expect 3 to 6 months before it really compounds, as your catalog builds reviews and listing history. Email starts paying off the first time you send it, since it's reaching people who already bought from you once.

Most agencies in this space only know how to run generic e-commerce ads — they don't know the difference between a BeatStars exclusive license and a Splice royalty-free download. We do, and we run your listings, ads, storefront, and email as one connected system instead of five disconnected vendors. Pricing is public, there's no contract, and your site, ad accounts, and buyer list are yours from the first month.

The starting price for every service is already public on our pricing page — we don't hide numbers behind a sales call. What changes producer to producer is scope: a 40-pack catalog listed on three marketplaces needs a different plan than a solo producer with one drum kit. Send us details on your catalog and we'll turn around exact pricing within one business day.

Sales and repeat buyers — a demo video with 50,000 views that sells four packs isn't a win by our scoreboard. We tie every listing and page back to its actual downloads, so you can see cost per sale, repeat-buyer rate, and which channel is really moving your catalog instead of just racking up plays.

Yes — most serious sellers run both, and we build around that split. Your Splice and BeatStars listings stay optimized so they keep ranking for discovery, while your own storefront sells the same catalog without marketplace commission eating into every sale. Producers typically use the marketplaces to get found and their own site to keep the margin and the buyer relationship.

Yes, fully. Your website, your ad accounts, and your list of past buyers all sit in accounts under your business's name, not ours. We work month-to-month — if you ever move on, everything stays exactly where it is.

Yes. Whatever mix you're already selling through — Splice's marketplace, BeatStars, Airbit, or a direct storefront on Gumroad or Payhip — we build your site and marketing to match it, so your file delivery and licensing setup don't change while your traffic grows.

Most producer storefronts go live in roughly 2 to 4 weeks. What actually sets the pace is how quickly we get your pack artwork, audio previews, and licensing terms back from you — you'll know the real timeline before any work starts.