Airtune Studio plans 2026: prices, commission, limits

Airtune Studio plans are the paid plans producers use to sell on Airtune. There are four you can buy: Studio Starter, Studio Lite, Studio and Studio Pro. They differ in price, commission and limits, and every figure here is from the Airtune pricing page on 8 Nov 2026. The last section helps you pick one.

In short

• Four plans to buy, from ₹199 one time to ₹6,999 a year, GST included.
• Commission falls as the plan rises: 20% on Starter, 15%, 10%, then 0% on Pro.
• Pick by your sales, not by features: 0% commission pays off once sales are steady.

Airtune Studio is the producer workspace for uploading, pricing, licensing, promoting and getting paid. Producers join by invite: you get a code from another Airtune producer, or you request an invite and the team listens to your work.

What are the Airtune Studio plans?

There are four Airtune Studio plans you can buy. Studio Starter is a one-time payment of ₹199. Studio Lite is yearly only, at ₹1,999 a year. Studio costs ₹399 a month or ₹3,999 a year, and Studio Pro costs ₹699 a month or ₹6,999 a year.

Plan prices are in rupees with GST included, and you pay through Razorpay with UPI, cards or netbanking. Airtune sometimes runs offers on yearly plans, and the live pricing page always shows the current one.

There is also Legacy, which is never sold. The Airtune team gives it to producers with a proven track record, and Legacy members keep every Studio Pro feature and limit. So wherever this page says Pro, it includes Legacy. Monthly prices are never discounted: offers, coupons and Aircoins only work on yearly plans.

All prices GST included. Check the live Airtune pricing page for today’s prices.

How much commission does Airtune take on each plan?

Airtune commission depends on your Studio plan, and it falls as the plan price rises. The Airtune pricing page (checked 8 Nov 2026) lists 20% on Studio Starter, 15% on Studio Lite and 10% on Studio. Studio Pro takes 0%, so you keep 100% of every sale, and Legacy also holds 0%.

The one other cost on a sale is the payment provider’s fee. Razorpay and Stripe charge a fee on each payment, and you pay it at cost, shown on its own line. Airtune adds nothing on top, and the fee is the same on every plan.

All selling prices are tax-inclusive. Airtune pays tax only on its own commission and fees. Any tax on what you earn, such as GST or income tax, is yours to handle as the seller, whether you sell as a person or a business. You sell in both rupees and dollars, with a separate price in each.

To set prices with this in mind, read how much to charge for beats.

This is general information, not tax advice. For your own case, ask a chartered accountant.

What does each Studio plan include?

Every Studio plan includes the tools a producer needs to sell. You can sell in rupees and dollars with separate prices per licence, and get paid in rupees by UPI or bank. Every plan has Airtune Easy licences, custom licence terms, a signed licence PDF for every sale, and offers and counter-offers in chat.

Every plan also gets a storefront at airtune.in/@you, Air Link and short links, and automatic YouTube uploads. Which video templates you can use depends on your plan, and video is 1080p HD as standard, up to 4K on Studio Pro. You also get a featured shelf and playlists, free or Aircoin loops, buyer chat, a verified badge, and the right to sell on Airtune Artist Services.

The plans differ in limits and promotion tools. Studio Lite and Studio remove the monthly beat limit. Studio Pro removes the upload limits and adds paid loops at your own price and smart playlists.

The audio upload allowance counts the length of audio you upload, not file size. For YouTube, see YouTube beat upload sync.

How does Airtune invest in your first yearly upgrade?

Airtune pays part of your first yearly upgrade, which the pricing page calls “Airtune invests in you”. The amount depends on the plan you upgrade from. From Studio Starter, you get 2× your ₹199 payment. Airtune also lists 30% of Studio Lite and 20% of Studio towards the first yearly upgrade from those plans.

This happens once per account, on your first yearly upgrade. It replaces the usual credit for unused time on your current plan. Later upgrades get credit for unused time instead. In plain words, Airtune pays part of your next step once you have shown you are serious about selling.

The Starter ₹199 can also come back to you, once you use your full Starter audio allowance (counting only beats published and live for at least 30 days). It does not go back to your card. You pick one option:

• Take ₹199 to your Airtune wallet and withdraw it with a normal payout.
• Take 2× as a one-time discount on a yearly upgrade.

Worked example (our maths on the pricing page rules). You start on Studio Starter for ₹199 and fill your 2 hours of uploads. Choosing the 2× option gives you ₹398 off your first yearly upgrade.

How does billing work on Studio plans?

Billing on Airtune Studio plans runs through Razorpay, with UPI, cards or netbanking. Yearly plans never auto-renew. Airtune sends reminders 30, 7 and 1 day before the end, then gives 7 days’ grace. After that, the account moves to Studio Starter, and your beats and history are never deleted.

Monthly plans renew each month until you cancel, and you keep access to the end of the paid month. Yearly plans come with a receipt and a GST invoice in your billing history, which helps when you file your own taxes.

Upgrades start straight away. A move to a lower plan starts when the current year or month ends. Moving from monthly to yearly starts the yearly plan when the paid month ends, so you are never charged twice. Yearly plan refunds follow the Airtune Refund Policy, and the pricing page lists hidden charges as ₹0.00.

How do Aircoins add value to a Studio plan?

Aircoins are Airtune’s spending credit, and paid Studio plans add a monthly grant. Studio Lite and Studio get 30 Aircoins a month, and Studio Pro gets 60, paid each month while your plan is active. Studio Starter has no monthly grant. One Aircoin equals ₹10 of spend on Airtune, so 60 Aircoins are ₹600 to spend every month.

You can spend Aircoins on loops and on kits that accept Aircoins, on Airtune Ads and on producer invite codes. Beats cannot be bought with Aircoins. Your monthly plan Aircoins and Aircoins earned from sales can also pay up to 30% of a yearly plan, but not a monthly one.

So a plan is not only a cost. On Studio Pro, a year of grants is 720 Aircoins, or ₹7,200 of spend on Airtune (our maths). Our full guide to Aircoin covers earning, spending and the yearly cash-out for coins earned from sales.

Why is Airtune paid-only and invite-only?

Airtune is paid-only and invite-only to keep quality high for buyers. A free plan would bring in a flood of beginners, the average quality of beats would drop, and buyers who come to Airtune for premium sound would have to dig through it. Airtune’s choice is quality over quantity.

That is why every producer joins by invite. You get a code from another Airtune producer, or you request an invite and the Airtune team listens to your work. Buyers, on the other hand, can sign up and browse freely.

The entry price is kept low on purpose. Studio Starter is ₹199 one time, and you can get it back once you use your full upload allowance. Above Studio Pro sits Legacy, which the Airtune team gives to producers with outstanding talent and a proven record on Airtune. It is never bought, and Legacy members keep Pro-level benefits, including 0% commission.

Which Studio plan should you choose?

Choose an Airtune Studio plan by how much you sell and how often you upload, not by how many features you want. Start small if you are not sure yet. You can upgrade at any time, and your first yearly upgrade gets Airtune’s investment.

A simple check uses the full yearly prices. Studio Pro costs ₹3,000 more a year than Studio and saves 10% commission. So it pays for itself once your yearly sales pass ₹30,000. Studio costs ₹2,000 more than Studio Lite and saves 5%, so it pays for itself above ₹40,000 a year.

These figures are our maths on the pricing page. They use full prices and ignore offers, Aircoin grants and payment fees, so treat them as a rough guide. Compare live prices on the Airtune pricing page before you decide.

Tip: between two plans? Start on the cheaper one. Your statements will show your real sales and when to move up.

Next steps

1. Check today’s prices and request an invite on the Airtune pricing page.
2. Learn how payouts work in get paid for selling beats in India.
3. Plan your first sales with how to sell beats online in India.