The free plugins here are free: no trials, no catch. Download one and you never pay a cent to use that copy. There's a paid side too (more on that in a moment), and it's part of how the free suite gets built. A few people have asked how to chip in, so here's what support goes toward, and why it helps.
None of this is a pitch. If you never spend a dollar and just make music with the free tools, that's the whole point. This is just for the folks who've asked.
It's a labor of love
These plugins get built in the same hours as everything else, producing, DJing, the day-to-day. I make them because I want them to exist and I want to give them away. The money was never the reason. But real support does one very concrete thing: it buys time. More time means the suite grows faster and gets better.
What support actually fuels
When someone tips or grabs a paid plugin, here's where it goes, in plain terms:
- New plugins. The next idea, prototyped and finished instead of sitting in a folder.
- Updates to the ones you already use. Bug fixes, new features, and refinements to the plugins in your projects right now.
- Platforms and formats. Every plugin now ships for macOS (AU, VST3, CLAP, AAX and Standalone) and Windows (VST3, CLAP and Standalone). Building, testing and signing every plugin on both platforms is real work that takes real time.
- The music. Underneath all of it, I'm a producer. Keeping the music going keeps the plugins going: they come from the same place.
Two ways to help: only if you want to
The free suite is funded by two things: tips and the paid plugins. Both are optional, both are appreciated, neither is expected.
- Leave a tip. If a plugin earned a spot in your tracks and you want to fuel the next update or release, there's a tip jar: any amount, no account needed.
- Grab a paid plugin. The store has more tools, from vocal engines to creative FX, each a one-time purchase with no subscription. Every purchase directly funds the free suite.
The best support: just use them
The best support isn't money. It's using the plugins, telling a friend, leaving a review, or sending a track you made with them. That's what keeps the whole thing worth doing. So grab the free plugins, make something, and if you ever feel like chipping in: the door's open, no pressure at all. 🙌