You've got the kit. Sound Shipper builds everything around it — cover art, copy, sales page, launch email — so it's actually ready to sell.
Watch how simple it is to get set up with Sound Shipper, guaranteed to help you launch your sound kit in 30 minutes or less, even if it's your first time.
Powered by the top generative models, equipped with custom skill sets for every step of the journey.
Sound Shipper takes you through the whole roll out process step by step, doing most of the heavy lifting but keeping you in the driving seat. Everything is fully customisable without any compromise on quality.
Drag your finished kit folder straight in. Sound Shipper scans every loop, one-shot, MIDI file and preset, and builds the honest spec sheet buyers will see. Nothing uploads. Your audio never leaves your machine.
Set your voice, your look and your banned words with quick chips, and drop your logo in. Every stage downstream obeys the profile, so the art, the copy and the page come out sounding like you instead of a template.
It writes four distinct art directions from your kit's genre, contents and brand, and renders each one. You pick, then drag real type, textures and stickers on top until it feels right. Redo any option without losing your edits.
The description, launch email and captions are written from what's actually in your kit: real counts, real contents, your voice. Pick a tone, regenerate any block on its own, and edit every line inline.
Compose the page from interchangeable sections, each with five distinct layouts. Reorder them, flip any section light or dark, and preview desktop and mobile. Demo audio becomes scrubbable waveform players.
Everything lands in a single download, zipped on your machine: the untouched audio, final cover, all the copy, the standalone sales page and plain-English setup instructions for Payhip or Shopify. Upload, price it, go live.
I'm Jack. I've spent the last decade making and selling sound kits: first as a solo creator building my own catalogue, then as co-founder of Synth Palace. I've commissioned the artwork, written the copy at 2am, fought the page builders and missed the launch windows.
Sound Shipper is the release pipeline I wished existed for every drop. It's the exact process behind my own releases, turned into a tool any producer can run.
This is a real sales page the tool built — cover art, store copy, waveform players and layout, all generated from a single dropped folder. No designer, no page builder, no launch-day scramble. Just your sound, in your hands.
Scroll to exploreThe sounds take you weeks. The release around them shouldn't.
Real assets and websites created using the Sound Shipper tool.
Stop letting finished kits wait on artwork, copy and pages. Ship the whole release in an afternoon and get straight back to doing what you do best, making music.
⏳ Launch price ends in —
One-time purchase. No subscription. Yours forever.
Lifetime updates included for free.
See it build a release →No. You make taste calls, the tool makes the assets. Every output is editable: redo the art, rewrite a line, reorder the page. If you can pick your favourite of four covers, you can run it.
A browser and your own Claude (Anthropic) and Gemini (Google) API keys. There is nothing to install — you buy once, get a licence key, open Sound Shipper and paste it in. The welcome step walks you through creating both keys in a few minutes, and you only pay the providers for what you actually generate, around $10 a release. No subscription, ever.
Your sound kit doesn't. Sound Shipper reads the folder and builds your final zip right there in your browser, so the pack itself never leaves it — however big it is. The only things uploaded are the ones that have to live on your sales page: the one to three preview tracks you choose, plus your logo and any reference art. Beyond that it's just the details you approve, like the kit name and description, going to the AI on your own keys. Never the kit.
Any finished folder: drum kits, loop packs, MIDI collections, preset banks, vocal kits, full bundles. It scans and categorises what's actually inside, so the spec sheet and copy stay honest.
One zip containing your untouched sound kit, final cover art, product description, launch email, social captions and a standalone sales page, plus setup instructions for Payhip or Shopify.
No. Art comes from four distinct directions per pass, the page is built from interchangeable sections with five layouts each, and your brand profile steers colour, voice and banned words. Two producers get two different releases.