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Airtune Ads: boost your beats with Aircoins in 2026

Airtune Ads let producers boost their own beats with sponsored placements across Airtune, paid in Aircoins. Ad priority per plan, stats and a first test.

Updated 6 min read By the Airtune team
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Quick answer

Airtune Ads let you boost one of your own published beats with sponsored placements across Airtune. You pay in Aircoins, and your Studio plan sets your ad priority: Standard on Starter, Raised on Lite, High on Studio and Top on Pro. Studio shows each ad's impressions, clicks and ad sales.

On this page
  1. What are Airtune Ads?
  2. How does ad priority work on each Studio plan?
  3. How much do Airtune Ads cost?
  4. How do you promote beats on Airtune with ads?
  5. Are Airtune Ads worth it for producers?
  6. What else can you use alongside Airtune Ads?
  7. Next steps

Airtune Ads are the paid way to put your beat in front of more buyers on Airtune. You pick one of your own published beats, pay in Aircoins, and Airtune shows it in sponsored placements across the site. Your Studio plan decides how high your ads rank against other ads.

In short

  • Boost your own published beat with sponsored placements across Airtune, paid in Aircoins.
  • Your plan sets ad priority: Standard, Raised, High or Top, from Starter up to Pro.
  • Studio shows impressions, clicks and ad sales, so you can judge each ad by results.

What are Airtune Ads?

Airtune Ads are sponsored placements for producers who sell on Airtune. You choose one of your own published beats and boost it across Airtune, so buyers who are browsing see it more often. The pricing page calls it “Airtune Ads, on your terms” and lists three parts: sponsored placements across Airtune, ad priority set by your plan, and impressions, clicks and ad sales.

Ads live in Airtune Studio, the seller workspace, in the Ads area. They are part of the promotion tools, next to coupons, bulk deals and broadcast emails. Every Studio plan can run ads.

You pay for Airtune Ads in Aircoins, not straight from your bank. One Aircoin equals ₹10 of spend on Airtune. So the Aircoins your plan gives you each month can go into ads. You only boost beats you have already published, so get the beat page, cover and licences right before you spend anything.

Part What it means
Sponsored placements Your beat shows in paid spots across Airtune
Ad priority Set by your plan: Standard, Raised, High or Top
Stats Impressions, clicks and ad sales for each ad
Payment Aircoins (1 Aircoin = ₹10 of spend)

How does ad priority work on each Studio plan?

Ad priority on Airtune is set by your Studio plan, and there are four levels. Studio Starter gets Standard priority. Studio Lite gets Raised. Studio gets High. Studio Pro gets Top, and Pro always includes Legacy, so Legacy producers get Top too.

The pricing page lists these four levels in that order, from Standard up to Top. Your plan decides which level your ads run at. You do not buy priority separately, and you do not need a special ad account.

This matters most when many producers boost beats at the same time. A higher plan gives your ads a stronger place in that line. Priority is one reason to look at the plan table, but it is not the only one. The same plans also change your commission, your monthly Aircoins and how many broadcasts and coupons you can run. Compare them together in our guide to Airtune Studio plans before you upgrade only for ads.

Plan Ad priority Monthly Aircoins
Studio Starter Standard 0
Studio Lite Raised 30
Studio High 30
Studio Pro (includes Legacy) Top 60

How much do Airtune Ads cost?

Airtune Ads are paid in Aircoins, and one Aircoin equals ₹10 of spend on Airtune. The pricing page (checked 8 Nov 2026) does not publish a rate per impression or per click. So check the cost in Studio before you boost a beat, and start small.

Your monthly Aircoin grant is the easiest budget for ads. Studio Lite and Studio give 30 Aircoins a month, worth ₹300 of spend. Studio Pro gives 60 a month, worth ₹600. Studio Starter has no monthly grant, so Starter producers use other Aircoins, such as the 50-Aircoin signup bonus or sales paid in Aircoins.

Aircoins can also go on loops, kits that accept Aircoins and producer invite codes, but never on beats. So decide how much of each month’s grant is for ads before you start. Plan grants arrive every month while your plan is active. Read our guide to Aircoin for how earning and spending work.

Tip: Spend only part of your monthly grant on your first ad. Compare its clicks and ad sales in Studio before you spend more.

How do you promote beats on Airtune with ads?

To promote beats on Airtune with ads, boost one finished, published beat from Studio and pay in Aircoins. Pick the beat with the best chance of selling, not just your newest one. A strong cover, clear title, correct BPM and key, and fair licence prices all help once buyers start clicking.

Ads only bring people to the beat page. The page has to do the rest. Check the preview, the licences you offer and the price in rupees and dollars before you boost.

Then watch the three numbers Studio shows: impressions, clicks and ad sales. Impressions tell you how often the beat was shown. Clicks tell you how many people were interested enough to open it. Ad sales tell you how many of them bought. If impressions are high but clicks are low, try a new cover or title. If clicks are high but sales are low, look at your prices and licences.

  1. Pick one published beat that already gets plays or good feedback.
  2. Check the beat page: cover, title, tags, preview and licence prices.
  3. Boost it from Studio and pay with Aircoins.
  4. Read impressions, clicks and ad sales after a few days.
  5. Change one thing at a time, then boost again or stop.

Are Airtune Ads worth it for producers?

Airtune Ads are worth it when an ad brings in more money than the Aircoins it costs. The only fair way to know is to test with a small amount and read the ad sales in Studio. Ads cannot fix a weak beat, but they can get a good beat heard by buyers who are already shopping.

Here is a worked example with real Airtune figures. Say you are on the Studio plan and your ad leads to one sale of an Easy WAV licence at ₹999. Commission on Studio is 10% on the Airtune pricing page (checked 8 Nov 2026), so it is ₹99.90. That leaves ₹899.10 before the payment provider’s fee.

Now compare that with your ad spend. If the ad used your whole monthly grant of 30 Aircoins, that is ₹300 of spend on Airtune. One Easy WAV sale would cover it about three times over. If the ad brings no sales, you have spent Aircoins and learned which beat not to boost again.

Plan Commission You keep from a ₹999 sale (before payment fee)
Studio Starter 20% ₹799.20
Studio Lite 15% ₹849.15
Studio 10% ₹899.10
Studio Pro (includes Legacy) 0% ₹999.00

What else can you use alongside Airtune Ads?

Airtune Ads work best next to the free promotion tools that come with every Studio plan. Ads bring buyers who are already on Airtune. The other tools bring people from YouTube, Instagram and your own followers.

Automatic YouTube uploads turn each beat into a video on your own channel. Read our guide to YouTube beat upload sync. Coupons and bulk deals give a reason to buy now, and a coupon pairs well with a boosted beat. See coupons and bulk deals.

Air Link gives you one short link for your Instagram or YouTube bio. Broadcast emails, from Studio Lite up, let you tell your followers about a new drop. Used together, these tools mean an ad is not your only source of buyers. For a full plan beyond Airtune, see our guide on how to promote beats.

Next steps

  1. Check your monthly Aircoins and ad priority on the Airtune pricing page.
  2. Learn how Aircoins are earned and spent in our Aircoin guide.
  3. Pair your ad with a sale using coupons and bulk deals.

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