Beats and bundles are digital downloads — once you have the file, the sale is final. Here’s the short list of exceptions, plus the pre-launch merch policy for when that drops.
Effective: April 1, 2026 · Operator: Sneakz & Beatz LLC, San Diego, CA · Contact: support@sneakzandbeatz.com
Every beat lease and bundle ($34.99 Single Beat Lease, $79+ Vault bundle) comes with a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. Email support@sneakzandbeatz.com within 30 days of purchase with your order email and the beat or bundle title — full refund to your original payment method within 5 business days, no questions asked. By accepting a refund you agree that your license terminates immediately: delete the delivered files and take down any published songs or videos that use the refunded beat(s).
Exception — exclusives: exclusive beat purchases ($399 Industry Pack exclusive or per-beat exclusives) are final once the WAV + stems have been delivered or the beat has been registered to you with a rights organization, because the beat is removed from the market for your exclusive use.
Sneakz & Beatz currently sells one-time purchases only. Sneakz Pass, our $12/month membership, launches October 1, 2026 — when it does, your first month is covered by a 30-day refund; after that, cancelling stops future renewals and the current month is non-refundable. Any other recurring charge claiming to be from us is fraudulent — email support@sneakzandbeatz.com immediately and we will help you dispute it.
Physical merch is print-on-demand and made-to-order. Once we officially launch (target: March 1, 2027), the merch refund policy will be:
This section will be updated when merch goes live. Pre-order interest list signups have no purchase obligation.
Rap Challenge entry fees ($25 standalone) are refunded in full if the challenge is cancelled or rescheduled, and are non-refundable once your submission has been judged. See the Official Contest Rules for the full eligibility, judging, and prize-distribution terms.
If we deny a refund and you still believe you’re entitled to one, you may dispute the charge with your card issuer. Card-network chargebacks for digital goods are typically denied unless you can show a technical failure.
A refund returns your money. It does not reset license usage retroactively — if you’ve already published a song using a refunded beat, you must take down the song or purchase the lease again. The full lease terms live at /licensing.
See also: Terms of Service · Privacy Policy · Beat Licensing Terms · DMCA Policy