Looking for a Samply alternative? Pick vvault.
vvault is built for beatmakers: it emails your beats to artists, shows you who played them and for how long, and sells them with real licences at 0% commission. On Samply's pages we found no email tool, no licences and no storefront.
Compared with Samply point by point, from its own pages and the sources listed below, read on September 25, 2026. Samply is an audio sharing app: you stream your music privately and losslessly to any device, and work on it with others through versions and time-coded comments. It's used mostly by mixing and mastering engineers, producers and artists.
Why pick vvault over Samply
Email your beats from vvault
We found no email tool at Samply: you share a link and send it yourself. vvault emails your beats to artists for you: as many people as you want per email, from your own Gmail if you like. On Ultra, follow-ups send themselves.
Sell with licences, 0% commission
From its Indie plan, Samply can put a paywall on a stream or a download, through your own Stripe account, and takes a fee that depends on your plan. The percentage isn't published, and we found no licence types. On Pro and Ultra, vvault sells beats, packs and kits with MP3, WAV, stems and exclusive licences, a licence PDF for every sale, and 0% commission.
Your beats on YouTube
We found no YouTube posting at Samply. vvault uploads your beat videos to YouTube on every plan, and on Ultra it posts snippets to TikTok, Reels and Shorts for you.
A page for your beats
We found no public page or storefront at Samply: its profile is your name, your photo and the look of your share links. Every vvault plan comes with vvault.app/yourname, with your placement credits, your Instagram, YouTube and TikTok, and a player you can embed. On Ultra, add your own domain and themes.
Point by point
| What matters to you | With Samply | With vvault |
|---|---|---|
| Email your beats to artists | NoNo email tool found. You share a link and send it yourself. | YesBuilt in. As many people as you want per email, from your own Gmail if you like. |
| Sell with licences | PartlyPaywalls through your own Stripe account, on Indie and up: people pay to stream or to download. No licence types found. | YesMP3, WAV, stems and exclusive licences, with your own terms, and a licence PDF for every sale. |
| Commission on your sales | A fee that depends on your plan. The percentage isn't published. | Yes0%. Only Stripe's card fees apply. |
| Your beats on YouTube | NoNo YouTube posting found. | YesUpload to YouTube from vvault on every plan. Ultra posts snippets to TikTok, Reels and Shorts for you. |
| Your own page | PartlyNo public page or storefront found. You can brand your share links and embed a player on your site. | Yesvvault.app/yourname on every plan. Your own domain and themes on Ultra. |
| Storage | Yes4 GB on the free plan, 1 TB on Indie, 5 TB on Pro. | YesUnlimited tracks on every plan. |
| Apps | YesiPhone and Mac apps. On Android, a web app you add to your home screen. | YesWeb and iPhone. |
| Price | YesFree plan. Indie is $10 a month, or $5 a month billed yearly. Pro is $35 a month, or $28 a month billed yearly. | YesPro and Ultra, monthly or yearly: see pricing. |
| See who played your beat | YesYes, on Indie and up: every play is logged with the listener's name (unless they listen anonymously), their city and country. | YesYes, the moment they press play: by name when they're signed in to vvault or got it by email from you. |
| How long each person listened | YesYes, on Indie and up: how much of the track each person played, and where listeners drop off. | YesYes, beat by beat, with their downloads and saves. On Pro and Ultra. |
Email your beats to artists
With Samply
NoNo email tool found. You share a link and send it yourself.
With vvault
YesBuilt in. As many people as you want per email, from your own Gmail if you like.
Sell with licences
With Samply
PartlyPaywalls through your own Stripe account, on Indie and up: people pay to stream or to download. No licence types found.
With vvault
YesMP3, WAV, stems and exclusive licences, with your own terms, and a licence PDF for every sale.
Commission on your sales
With Samply
A fee that depends on your plan. The percentage isn't published.
With vvault
Yes0%. Only Stripe's card fees apply.
Your beats on YouTube
With Samply
NoNo YouTube posting found.
With vvault
YesUpload to YouTube from vvault on every plan. Ultra posts snippets to TikTok, Reels and Shorts for you.
Your own page
With Samply
PartlyNo public page or storefront found. You can brand your share links and embed a player on your site.
With vvault
Yesvvault.app/yourname on every plan. Your own domain and themes on Ultra.
Storage
With Samply
Yes4 GB on the free plan, 1 TB on Indie, 5 TB on Pro.
With vvault
YesUnlimited tracks on every plan.
Apps
With Samply
YesiPhone and Mac apps. On Android, a web app you add to your home screen.
With vvault
YesWeb and iPhone.
Price
With Samply
YesFree plan. Indie is $10 a month, or $5 a month billed yearly. Pro is $35 a month, or $28 a month billed yearly.
With vvault
YesPro and Ultra, monthly or yearly: see pricing.
See who played your beat
With Samply
YesYes, on Indie and up: every play is logged with the listener's name (unless they listen anonymously), their city and country.
With vvault
YesYes, the moment they press play: by name when they're signed in to vvault or got it by email from you.
How long each person listened
With Samply
YesYes, on Indie and up: how much of the track each person played, and where listeners drop off.
With vvault
YesYes, beat by beat, with their downloads and saves. On Pro and Ultra.
Why you should pick vvault
Samply is made for mixing and mastering work with clients. vvault is made for a beatmaker's whole routine: you email your beats to artists from vvault, see who played them and for how long, sell them from your own page with MP3, WAV, stems and exclusive licences at 0% commission, and post them to YouTube. On Samply's pages we found no email tool, no licence types, no storefront and no YouTube posting. Email, your page and YouTube uploads are on every plan, and listening time and selling come with Pro and Ultra.
Questions about vvault and Samply
Why should I pick vvault over Samply?
Pick vvault if you're a beatmaker sending beats to artists: you email them from vvault, sell them from your own page with MP3, WAV, stems and exclusive licences at 0% commission on Pro and Ultra, and post them to YouTube. On Samply's pages we found no email tool, no licence types, no storefront and no YouTube posting.
Can I see who played my beats on Samply?
Yes: from its Indie plan, Samply logs every play with the listener's name, unless they listen anonymously, and how much of the track they played. On vvault, you see who played on every plan, and how long each person listened on Pro and Ultra.
How much does vvault cost?
Two plans, Pro and Ultra, monthly or yearly. Both give you unlimited tracks, a link for every beat, email to as many people as you want and a notification for every play. Pro and Ultra both show how long each person listened and let you sell at 0% commission, and Ultra adds follow-ups that send themselves and posts snippets to TikTok, Reels and Shorts for you: see pricing.
Does vvault take a commission when I sell?
No. vvault takes 0% commission on Pro and Ultra, and only Stripe's card fees apply. Samply's paywalls take a fee that depends on your plan, and its pages don't publish the percentage.
Sources
Everything this page says about the other product comes from the pages below, read on September 25, 2026. A price or a plan may have changed since: their site is the reference. Spotted a mistake? Write to contact@vvault.app and we will fix it.
Your first send takes five minutes
Upload a beat
Drop in an MP3 or a WAV from your computer or your phone. As many tracks as you want, on every plan.
Copy its link
Every beat and every pack has its own link. Paste it in a DM, an email or your bio.
See who plays it
The moment an artist presses play, vvault tells you who it was. Then you know who to follow up with.
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