Non-exclusive.
Other artists may also license the beat under its terms. The agreement must define the allowed uses, files, limits, credits, royalties, and term.

Understand the offer before paying. A beat license, a session, and a finished mix are different things.
Other artists may also license the beat under its terms. The agreement must define the allowed uses, files, limits, credits, royalties, and term.
A purchase does not automatically mean exclusivity or a copyright transfer. The approved agreement must state the rights, files, usage, prior licenses and any retained royalties before checkout opens.
One-on-one session time with Helluva. Beat ownership, final files, exclusivity, and finished deliverables are not assumed to be included.
The actual agreement should be available before payment and should state who is licensing the material, what you receive, what you may do with it, and what rights are retained. Do not rely on a price card as a complete license.
A musical composition and a sound recording are distinct copyright categories. The U.S. Copyright Office explains the distinction in its guide for musicians. This page describes the site’s proposed offers; it is not a signed contract or individualized legal advice.
You can explore license choices in a demo shopping bag. You cannot pay, execute a producer agreement, or obtain a commercially licensed download here yet. No Affirm or Klarna approval is claimed.
When commerce is connected, payment, signature, and file delivery must be separate verified steps. Until then, sample prices and demo selections are not completed transactions.
The proposed non-exclusive beat lease is $100. File formats, usage limits, term, royalties, and other terms require an approved agreement. Demo tracks are not for sale.
The approved price is $1,000. Exclusivity, files, prior licenses, royalties and retained rights are not yet defined by an approved customer agreement. No specific rights or copyright transfer are promised.
Not automatically. The hourly offer is for session time. A finished beat, ownership, files, and any separate license must be agreed in writing.
The site does not grant commercial rights to its interface-demo audio. Use only audio for which you have the required permission and a completed agreement.