Tunefruit is a relatively new music library. Their site is very clean and easy to navigate. Also the uploading is easy and in general it seems like a good library.
Their track pricing are very fair to the composer and user. I have some tracks with them, and have had a few sales.
I would like to see more sales, but need to start uploading again, before that will happen.
Tunefruit
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Summary
Overall a very easy to use library. In my experience you need to upload on a regular basis, to get sales. Before I can say, if they are worth the troble of uploading tracks, I need to test more.
Reviews Submissions: Yes
Re-Titles Tracks:Â No
Exclusive or Non-exclusive: Non-exclusive
Set Own Price: No
Commission Split: 50%
Tracks Approved In:Â Less than a week
I was checking out Tunefruit and going through various popular categories. If you sort them for “Hotness” to see the most popular tracks, I saw lots of views but no sales including the “corporate” category. Anybody with any info from people selling tracks on this site yet?
good question. i have about 50 songs on there to see if any action happens. lucktock and buystocksound seem to be the same. low members and not many sales. also just got an approval with fidelitywave but not sure how active they are either. any tried them?
After 3 months I finally had a sale on Tunefruit. It was a Tier 2 level at $30… giving me $15 commission.
I just had my first sale a Tunefruit giving me $50. It was a Tier 3 sale ($100) and that sale might just make me upload new tracks at Tunefruit in the future 🙂
that great! i only had 2 sales with them last year. not sure if it’s worth keeping up… but i guess every dollar is still a dollar.
I’ve had 2 sales in about 3 months (but two pretty good ones, 50$ each). I like Tunefruit, after all. I also like the fact that they feature some placements in their blog. I’ve had the “honor” to see one of my tracks featured there. That was cool.