JV & Affiliate Invitation · Launch 24–28 Sept 2026
The review nobody else can film. 50% flat, every tier · $942 funnel · $5,000 contest cash
Your audience types an idea — or pastes a Spotify link, or uploads a photo — and gets an original song back. Then a commercial license certificate in their name. Then an eight-step release to Spotify, Apple Music and the rest. One dashboard, one-time payment — and the rare offer a reviewer can simply show working.
Sold through JVZoo · Vendor of record: Geecore Limited · Payouts on JVZoo’s terms.
Section 01 · Ready to promote?
Request approval and your tracking link comes straight back. Approval is automatic, so there is nothing between the button below and your link.
Lyrixsa AI is sold through JVZoo. Request approval and your tracking link comes back attached to your JVZoo ID.
Marketplace
Vendor of record: Geecore Limited. JVZoo is the platform operator, not the seller — your contract for any purchase is with Geecore Limited.
Both buttons go straight to JVZoo. Approval is automatic: your request is approved instantly and the tracking link comes straight back, with no review queue and no waiting.
These are the two most partners mail. Every upgrade in the funnel is a separate JVZoo product with its own approval link, so if you want to promote one of them on its own — Publisher, Studio, Unlimited, the Reseller License — all nine request links are in the JV document →
Paid out monthly
Section 02 · Funnel & commissions
Commission is a flat 50% across the funnel. No exceptions, no tier that pays less, no rate that changes after a threshold — and the checkout order below is confirmed.
Every price is confirmed — quote the table freely. $27 front end paying $13.50, $230 FastPass paying $115, $317 bundle paying $158.50, then the six upsells: $37 OTO1 paying $18.50, $297 OTO2 paying $148.50, $67 OTO3 paying $33.50, $197 OTO4 paying $98.50, $497 OTO5 paying $248.50, and $297 OTO6 paying $148.50. Three of them are the buyer's actual choice of entry: $27 to get in, $230 for FastPass, $317 for the bundle.
| Tier | Product | Price | What it unlocks | Commission |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FE | Lyrixsa Commercial The low-ticket entry point. Song creation from text, supported references and images, plus commercial licensing and all three launch bonuses. | $27ONE-TIME | Creation · license + certificate · library · catalog · 70+ languages · MP3/WAV where available · top-up credits · 3 bonuses | 50%$13.50 |
| FASTPASS | Lyrixsa AI FastPass The same contents as the $317 bundle, at a discounted $230 — the whole upgrade path in one purchase, for the buyer who does not want to walk the upsell sequence. Not an OTO: it is a standalone offer and an alternative to the bundle, not a step in the checkout order below. $87 less than the bundle, and it pays you $43.50 less per sale. | $230STANDALONE | Everything the bundle unlocks — Commercial plus Professional, Publisher & Song Monetization, Music DNA & Genre Mixer, and Studio — including the 3 launch bonuses | 50%$115 |
| BUNDLE | Lyrixsa Bundle — Best Value Everything unlocked, offered on the same page as the front end. $942 of stated individual value at 66% off during the 7-day launch. | $317ONE-TIME | Everything in Commercial plus Professional, Publisher & Song Monetization, Music DNA & Genre Mixer, and Studio | 50%$158.50 |
| OTO1 | Lyrixsa Professional Expanded creation capability and more production control. First upsell after checkout. $37 standalone, confirmed — and it counts as the same $37 toward the bundle’s stated $942. | $37OTO PRICE | Expanded music creation, more creative control, additional song-development tools | 50%$18.50 |
| OTO2 | Publisher & Song Monetization The distribution half of the promise, and the reason to buy that the front end does not cover — which is why it comes second. $297 standalone, confirmed — and it counts at that same $297 toward the bundle's stated $942, so the single most valuable thing in the funnel is inside the bundle at full value. | $297OTO PRICE | 8-step release · metadata · cover art · supported DSPs · per-store reporting · catalog management | 50%$148.50 |
| OTO3 | Music DNA & Genre Mixer The two capabilities no competitor in the comparison table matches. Third upsell. $67 standalone, confirmed — and it counts as the same $67 toward the bundle’s stated $942. | $67OTO PRICE | Reference-link analysis → original prompt · 2–3 genre blending with pre-scored compatibility | 50%$33.50 |
| OTO4 | Lyrixsa AI Studio The highest stated component value in the stack, tied with Publisher. Fourth and last upsell before Unlimited. $197 standalone, confirmed — the same as its bundle component value. | $197OTO PRICE | Extend · remix · replace sections · split stems · tempo & pitch · cover art · export | 50%$98.50 |
| OTO5 | Unlimited Song Creation & Expanded Publisher Monetization Confirmed at $497. The highest-value offer in the funnel, and not part of the $317 bundle — the bundle's stated $942 is the five listed components plus the bonuses. Second to last in the checkout sequence, ahead of the Reseller License. | $497PER YEAR | The funnel's largest monthly song quota, reset every month while the plan is active, subject to the Fair Use Policy — plus more publishing power than OTO2 Publisher. Publisher credits are a finite pool, not a monthly allowance: once spent, buyers top up to keep releasing. Renews annually, so do not promote it as a one-time purchase | 50%$248.50 |
| OTO6 | Lyrixsa AI Reseller License $297 standalone, confirmed, and the last rung in the checkout sequence. Authorization to promote and resell Lyrixsa: a reseller certificate in the buyer's name issued at checkout with a getting-started guide, JVZoo setup once their application is approved, right of use to our sales pages, email copy, swipes and graphics, and our ordinary commercial license for the customers they bring. Sold by application — buying it starts an approval process rather than skipping one. Not resellable under it: Unlimited and the bundle. Note the two rates: you earn the same flat 50% here as everywhere else in this table — $148.50 — while the 70% on that sales page is the rate the buyer is credited on sales they go on to make. Which number is which ↓ | $297OTO PRICE | Reseller authorization · named certificate + getting-started guide · JVZoo setup on approval · our pages, copy, swipes & graphics, plus custom graphics on request · commercial license for their customers | 50%$148.50 |
| FREE | 3 Launch Bonuses — included, not upsold 50 Lyric Starter Templates · Studio Voice Pack (3 premium vocal styles) · Cinematic Sample Pack (40 royalty-free loops). Stated value $297, included on the front end, FastPass and the bundle alike. | $0STATED VALUE $297 | Included from day one on all three purchase options — a genuine talking point, since most launches sell these back later | — |
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Want the affiliate link for one row in particular? All nine approval links are in the JV document →
$230 FastPass and $317 bundle unlock an identical set of products. The bundle pays you $158.50; FastPass pays $115. Same deliverable, $43.50 less in your pocket — 27% of your commission on that sale.
So: link to the bundle, write your promo around the bundle, and put the bundle in your subject line. FastPass is a standalone offer and not a step in the checkout sequence, so a buyer who arrives on your bundle link is not walked past it. You are not suppressing anything by leading with the bundle — you are simply not doing the discount's advertising for it.
Where it earns its keep: a buyer who has already balked at $317. FastPass is a real answer to a real objection, and $115 beats $13.50 on a front-end-only sale by a wide margin. Use it to rescue a lost bundle sale, not to open one.
The Reseller License sales page leads on 70%, and that number is not your commission. Read it as two separate transactions:
You promote OTO6 and someone buys it. That is a $297 sale in this funnel and it pays you the same flat 50% as every other row above — $148.50. Nothing about this row is an exception to the 50%.
What that buyer then gets is authorization to sell Lyrixsa themselves, credited at 70% on the qualifying sales they bring, once approved. That 70% is theirs, later, on their own sales. It is never paid to you and it is not a rate on anything you promote.
So: promote it as “a license to resell Lyrixsa at 70%” — which is what the buyer is buying — and never as “70% commission”, which would be quoting their rate as yours. Approval is by application on the buyer's side, so describe it as an application, not an instant unlock. And Unlimited and the bundle are outside the license: a promo that implies a reseller can sell those is promising something the license withholds.
A $27 entry point with a $317 bundle available on the same page — a wide value spread on a one-time-payment offer, behind a 14-day guarantee, with a commercial-license deliverable that reduces the "wait, can I actually use this?" ambiguity that drives refunds on AI-music products.
No EPC. No conversion rate. No refund rate. No "converts at X%". This is a first launch — there is no launch history to quote, and we're not going to manufacture one. You'll get the real numbers on the JVZoo stats widget the moment there are real numbers.
Section 03 · Why this market, right now
Before the product, the category. Every figure below is third-party, sourced and dated — no Lyrixsa numbers, nothing we produced ourselves. This is the market your list is about to be sold into.
One of the clearest public examples of an AI-assisted music project breaking into the mainstream. The catalog appeared on Billboard charts, and Billboard reported it generated more than $52,000 in estimated revenue after about 17 million official US streams at the time.
“Walk My Walk” reached No. 1 on Billboard's Country Digital Song Sales chart in November 2025. Spotify shows the artist with more than one million monthly listeners and multiple songs with tens of millions of streams.
On the two listener figures below: 1,547,776 is SlopTracker's 21 March 2026 snapshot; 1.03M is the Spotify artist page as checked on 26 August 2026. Different sources, five months apart — and monthly listeners is a rolling 28-day count that rises and falls. Quote whichever you cite with its date attached, and check it again before you send.
Chart and stream figures are third-party reporting. The earnings figures are estimates — Billboard's from Luminate data, SlopTracker's at a $0.004/stream methodology across top 10 songs only — not audited royalty statements. Quote them as estimates and cite the source, exactly as they are cited here.
Other AI-associated acts have crossed the million-listener line — Enlly at 1.94M monthly listeners (50.2M top-10 streams, ~$200,788 estimated) and Aventhis at 448,559 monthly listeners (17.2M top-10 streams, ~$68,786 estimated). Figures from SlopTracker's public 21 Mar 2026 snapshot; estimates, not statements.
Section 04 · Why your list will buy
You are not educating a cold market here. Anyone who has uploaded a video, delivered client work, or paid a distributor invoice has hit at least one of these.
YouTube processed 1,016,137,305 Content ID copyright claims in a single six-month period — one platform, one enforcement system. Claimed, demonetized, restricted, removed. Every content creator on your list has either lived this or is one upload away from it.
The claim figure, the article and the source link are below.
Create → edit → split stems → artwork → work out licensing → find a distributor → track it all across accounts. Each step is another app, another login, another file in another folder. Most songs die somewhere in the middle of that chain.
This is the gap Lyrixsa's three-step workflow closes.
Most distribution runs on a subscription. Five years on one release is five payments for one song. Miss one and the release you were proud of can quietly stop being available. Lyrixsa is a one-time payment.
Arithmetic of recurring vs one-time; not a quote against any named company's pricing.
YouTube processed more than 1 billion Content ID copyright claims in a single six-month period — and that is one platform, on one enforcement system.
This is the scale of automated copyright enforcement your list is already living under. It is also the number to open a promo with: it is public, it is dated, and it is not ours.
Content creators, freelancers and agencies buy the license: risk removal, a document with their name on it, no more flag anxiety. Aspiring artists and music hobbyists buy the catalog: the chance to actually release something. You can write to either angle from the same offer — most launches don't give you that.
Section 05 · Location is not the limit
English-first offers quietly write off part of a list. The tool ships in English, the pitch assumes an American buyer, and the segment you’d have to explain it to gets left out of the send. This one is built the other way round — which turns a slice of your list you usually skip into a slice you can actually mail.
The language is a selector, chosen before the song is written — 70+ languages, with no per-language fee. And it is on the $27 front end, not held back for an upsell. You are not asking a non-English list to buy an English product and cope with it.
The language grid is in section 07. There is a written email for this segment — swipes, segment 05.
Publisher takes a finished song out to Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, TIDAL, Deezer, TikTok, Boomplay, Tencent/QQ Music and more — stores in 180+ territories — then reports streams back per store, with a country-shaded map of where people are playing it. That is in the $317 bundle.
Availability is set by each platform, and no distributor can guarantee acceptance. Promote the workflow, not placement — section 15.
A recurring dollar charge is a different decision on a list that earns in naira, rupees or reais — five years of it is five payments for one song. Lyrixsa is positioned as a one-time payment, so the objection you would normally have to argue past is not there to argue past.
Positioning, not a projection. No conversion rate and no earnings figure is claimed for any audience here, or anywhere on this page.
The pins are illustrative of the territories Lyrixsa distribution reaches. They are not listener numbers, not sales, and not a report of where anything has happened. Store and territory availability is set by each platform and by the applicable Lyrixsa terms; reach and plays depend on listener interest and are not guaranteed.
Nothing here says an international list converts better than any other — this is a first launch and there is no history that could support a claim like that. The narrower and more useful point is that the usual reason to skip that part of your list doesn’t apply to this offer: the languages are on the entry tier, the distribution is worldwide, and there is no recurring bill to defend in a weaker currency.
Commission is a flat 50% across the funnel wherever you mail from — section 02. Payouts run through JVZoo under JVZoo’s terms, so where and how you can be paid is theirs to state rather than ours; check your own JVZoo account.
Section 06 · The product in 60 seconds
If you only take one line into your swipe, take this one: every AI music tool can make a song — Lyrixsa AI is the one that hands your buyer a license they can prove and a release path that actually ends at Spotify.
Stage 01 · Create
Describe the song in plain words. Paste a Spotify or Apple Music link and let Music DNA read its genre, mood, energy and BPM into a brand-new original prompt. Blend two or three genres in the AI Genre Mixer, which scores compatibility before it generates. Or upload a photograph.
Stage 02 · Refine
Extend it, remix it, replace the verse that doesn't land, split the stems into vocals, drums, bass, piano and guitar, generate cover art, retune tempo and pitch, or regenerate outright — on a timeline marked up by verse and chorus.
Stage 03 · Publish
Type → Music → Information → Cover art → Lyrics → Outlets → Validation → Review. Single, EP or album. No second distributor login, no separate payment setup. Once it's live, the same screen reports release state, earnings broken into gross / cleared / pending, streams per store, and a country-shaded map of where people are listening.
Section 07 · What your audience gets
Lift this grid straight into your review. The tier tags tell you — and your buyer — exactly what the $27 front end covers and what sits behind the bundle.
Original songs from text, supported Spotify/Apple references, or an image. Genre, vocal style and language selectable. Lyrics and downloadable audio included.
A rights document with the buyer's name, a unique license ID, a verification link and a scannable QR code. Ten rights printed on the certificate itself.
Every song searchable and filterable by genre, gathered into playlists, starred as favorites, with a mini player that follows you around the app.
Paste a Spotify or Apple Music link. Lyrixsa reads genre, mood, energy and BPM, then writes an original editable prompt from those traits — a starting point, not a copy.
Pick two or three genres. Compatibility is scored before generation, then the musical DNA and prompt are built for that exact combination.
Extend, remix, replace a section, split stems, generate cover art, trim audio, retune tempo and pitch, or regenerate — on a verse/chorus timeline.
Eight-step guided release to supported DSPs, then per-store stream reporting, earnings breakdown and territory mapping from the same dashboard.
Flip a track to discoverable and it joins the Lyrixsa catalog — Featured, Trending and Explore, searchable by genre, mood or artist. Opt-in per song.
Writes and sings in over 70 languages. One idea can become a Spanish single, a Hindi version and a Korean release. No per-language fee.
Tags reflect the two purchase options on the live sales page — Lyrixsa Commercial ($27) and Lyrixsa Bundle ($317) — plus the six upsells, now numbered in their confirmed checkout order: OTO1 Professional, OTO2 Publisher & Song Monetization, OTO3 Music DNA & Genre Mixer, OTO4 Studio, OTO5 the $497 Unlimited offer, which is sold separately from the bundle, and OTO6 the $297 Reseller License. Every standalone price is now confirmed: OTO1 at $37, OTO2 at $297, OTO3 at $67, OTO4 at $197 and OTO6 at $297 — see the funnel table in section 02.
Section 08 · The unfair advantage
A platform's terms of service live on a page nobody controls, written for everybody at once. When a claim lands on your buyer's video, nobody wants a link to a policy — they want a document with their name on it. Every Lyrixsa AI song comes with one. No competitor in the comparison table below ships this.
Not buried in a policy your buyer would have to go and find. Issued in their name, with Lyrixsa AI as authorized signatory, carrying a verification link and a scannable code so a platform reviewing a dispute doesn't have to take their word for it.
The license grant is a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free commercial-use license for eligible generated music, perpetual for eligible music under a perpetual purchase. That is genuinely strong and you should sell it hard.
It is not a copyright assignment. Lyrixsa's own Commercial Music License (§5.3) and Terms of Service (§3) state that copyright for AI-generated material varies by jurisdiction and is not guaranteed, and §10.1 states a commercial license does not by itself guarantee Content ID acceptance. So please do not write "you own the copyright", "fully copyrighted", or "you will never get a claim". Write: original music you licensed, with a certificate to answer a claim with. Full rules in the affiliate terms at the foot of this page.
Capability comparison
The top half is table stakes — every tool here makes a song. The bottom half is where the category stops and Lyrixsa keeps going. Lift this whole table into your review; it is built to be screenshotted.
| Capability | Lyrixsa AI | Suno | Udio | Soundful | Mubert |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Original song from a text prompt | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Sung vocals and written lyrics returned | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | △ | △ |
| Editable timeline — extend, remix, replace a section | ✓ | △ | △ | △ | — |
| Stem separation (vocals, drums, bass, keys, guitar) | ✓ | △ | △ | △ | — |
| 70+ languages, selectable before generating, no per-language fee | ✓ | △ | △ | — | — |
| Reference link read into a new original prompt (Music DNA) | ✓ | — | — | — | — |
| Multi-genre blend scored for compatibility before generating | ✓ | — | — | — | — |
| License certificate issued in the buyer's own name, per song | ✓ | — | — | — | — |
| Verification link + scannable code on that document | ✓ | — | — | — | — |
| Release to Spotify, Apple Music and other DSPs from the same app | ✓ | △ | — | — | — |
| Per-store stream reporting + earnings in the same dashboard | ✓ | — | — | — | — |
| One-time payment — no recurring subscription | ✓ | — | — | — | — |
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Competitor rows are compiled from those companies' own public marketing pages and documentation, read on 26 August 2026. They are fast-moving products: a row that is △ today may be ✓ next month, and the reverse. Check any row before you build an email around it, and date the table in your review exactly as it is dated here.
The △ is doing real work — it means partial, or plan-dependent, and it is there because several of these tools do a version of the thing under a different name or on a higher tier. Do not flatten △ to — to make the comparison look cleaner; that is the row a competitor's audience will come after you on. The rows we would put a promo on are the four marked — in every other column: the named certificate, the verification code, reference-link analysis and scored genre blending.
Suno's distribution row is △, not —, on purpose: there is a partner route to stores in that product. The Lyrixsa claim is not "the only one that can reach Spotify" — it is an eight-step release plus per-store reporting inside the same one-time-payment app. Write that, and the row holds.
Suno, Udio, Soundful and Mubert are trademarks of their respective owners, named here for identification and comparison only. Lyrixsa AI is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any of them.
Section 09 · See it work
Idea typed in, song out, license certificate issued, release in progress. Watch it before you write your promo — and ask us for review access if you want hands-on time in the app.
Section 10 · Contest & prizes
Two separate leaderboards, back to back. The opening board rewards whoever hits hardest out of the gate. Then it resets — so a partner who can only mail the back half of the week is still playing for real money instead of chasing a lead they can't catch.
Opening boardThu 24 → Sat 26 · $3,000
Closing boardSun 27 → Mon 28 · $2,000
A place on the board isn't enough on its own. To take a prize in full, your commissions must at least equal the prize you're competing for. Miss the threshold and you don't lose everything — you drop to the next prize down whose threshold you have cleared.
Opening board Thu 24, 11:00 AM → Sat 26, 11:59 PM EDT
Closing board Sun 27, 12:00 AM → Mon 28, 11:59 PM EDT
Seen enough?
That is the whole pitch. Everything below is evidence for it — the product walkthrough, the sourced market data, the proof tiers and the answers to the questions partners actually ask. Read on if you want it, or get your link now and read it while your promo drafts itself.
Approval is automatic — you are approved instantly and your tracking link comes back with it. No review queue, no waiting list. The front end and the bundle are in section 01; the request link for every one of the nine products is in the JV document, if you would rather promote just one.
Section 11 · Reasons to promote
No vendor-track-record claims, no borrowed authority, no invented numbers. If it's on this list, it's in the product or in the sourced data above.
The license certificate is a screenshot. Screenshots convert reviews. No competitor in the comparison table ships one.
1,016,137,305 Content ID claims in six months, cited to TorrentFreak. High emotion, zero exaggeration required.
And the $317 bundle sits on the same page, so your click value isn't capped by the low ticket.
Creators buy risk removal. Aspiring artists buy the release. Write both emails from one offer.
Suno, Udio and every distributor bill again next year. Five years on a subscription is five payments for one song.
Create, refine, license, publish, report, get discovered. Harder to refund, easier to review.
Most AI tools are English-first. One idea becomes a Spanish single, a Hindi version and a Korean release. No per-language fee.
Billboard charts, million-listener AI acts, label bidding wars. Timely subject lines write themselves.
Backed by the Terms of Service, not just a badge. Plus three bonuses included on all three purchase options from day one.
Screenshot pack, playable sample songs, demo video, per-audience angles — and a clear list of claims to avoid, so you don't inherit someone else's compliance problem.
Section 12 · Proof
Play them here or link to this page — the full set of six, with cover art and download links, is on the assets page. Before you build a track into your own video, check the usage note there: embedding rights are still with the vendor.
Acoustic pop · 2:24
Acoustic pop · 2:57
Made with Lyrixsa AI
Section 13 · Reciprocation
You are being asked to mail for a first-time vendor, so here is the record on the other side of that. Goodluck Efe finished #1 on all seven boards below. What that does and doesn’t commit us to is spelled out under the boards.
They show capability, not a promise. Seven #1 finishes on other vendors’ launches is evidence that the list behind this launch performs when it mails — which is the question worth asking about a first-time vendor. It is not, by itself, a reciprocation commitment, and we are not going to let it stand in for one.
Reciprocation terms are agreed per partner, in writing, by date. Email [email protected] with your launch date and what you need, and you get a specific answer — a date we can commit to, or a straight no — before you commit a send to us. The standing published terms are confirmed and govern how reciprocation is arranged; what they do not do is commit us to a date for your launch, so nothing on this page should be read as an offer of a reciprocal mail until you have that email.
What we will never do is quote you a number. No guaranteed sales, no guaranteed EPC, no “we’ll do X for you”. The boards show what has happened on other launches; your decision should rest on that and on the offer, not on a projection we invented.
Section 14 · How to promote
Same link, five different promotions. Find the row that matches your audience and use the hook, the lead asset and the subject direction as written.
| Your audience | Lead with | Show them | Subject direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Content creators & YouTubersVideo, podcast, shorts | Copyright safety. A billion Content ID claims in six months. Their channel is one upload from a strike. | The license certificate + the Content ID statistic | The music-claim angle. Never promise "no claims ever" — promise a document to answer one with. |
| Freelancers & agenciesClient and commercial work | The client-work license. A named, verifiable rights document they can forward to a client. | Certificate close-up + the "client projects" right | Deliverable / professionalism angle |
| Music & artist listsBedroom producers, aspiring artists | The release, not the song. Publisher, per-store reporting, and the public catalog. Their track actually goes somewhere. | Publisher 8-step flow + earnings dashboard + playable sample songs | "Stop letting finished songs die in a folder." No income promises. |
| Software / IM buyersDeal-driven, subscription-fatigued | One-time payment. $942 stated value at $317, 66% off, five days only. No recurring bill. | The value stack + the 5-year subscription arithmetic | Value / deadline angle. The 28 Sept 11:59 PM EDT close is real — use it. |
| International listsNon-English-first audiences | 70+ languages, no extra fee. Most AI music tools are English-first. This one isn't. | The language grid + stores in 180+ territories | "Your next hit doesn't have to be in English." |
| Reviewers & bonus creatorsReview sites, bonus pages | Demonstrability. A product that screenshots well and has playable output — a review that writes itself. | Screenshot pack, demo video, comparison table, sample songs | Honest review framing. Get review access first. |
| Webinar promotersReplay available | Live create → license → publish. The three-stage flow demos well in real time. | Live app walkthrough — request access | Pre-launch webinar is Thu 24 Sept, 10:00 AM EDT — one hour before the cart opens |
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12–23 Sept (pre-launch) — warm the list and build the case for the category. 24 Sept 11:00 AM EDT — cart opens, lead with your strongest single angle. 25 Sept — the license and risk angle. 26 Sept — the demo and your review. 27 Sept — bundle value, then objection handling. 28 Sept — the close; cart shuts at 11:59 PM EDT on 28 Sept, so your final email needs to land during the 28th, not on the 29th.
Compliance, in one place
These are not house style preferences. Each one is a line the product’s own terms don’t support, which makes it a problem for you before it is a problem for us. Copy this block into your swipe folder and check your draft against it before you send.
| Don’t write this | Write this instead | Why |
|---|---|---|
| “You own the copyright” · “fully copyrighted” | “Original music you licensed for commercial use.” | The grant is a license, not a copyright assignment. Commercial Music License §5.3, ToS §3. |
| “You’ll never get a copyright claim” | “A certificate in your name to answer a claim with.” | ToS §10.1 — a commercial license does not by itself guarantee Content ID acceptance. |
| “Make $X” · “earn passive income” · any income figure | Sell the workflow, the license and the release. No numbers. | ToS §8 and CML §9.2 disclaim streams, listeners, sales, royalties and placement outright. |
| “Guaranteed on Spotify” · “get your song on Spotify” | “An eight-step release workflow that submits to supported stores.” | No distributor can guarantee acceptance; platforms set their own eligibility rules. |
| “Get playlisted” · “guaranteed streams or listeners” | “Per-store reporting so you can see what actually happened.” | Same disclaimers as above. Placement is never in the product’s gift. |
| “Royalty-free” used to mean “you keep all royalties” | “Royalty-free — no ongoing fees to Lyrixsa for using the music.” | Royalty-free describes the licensing fee, not a claim on future DSP earnings. |
| “70% commission” on the Reseller License | “$297 Reseller License — $148.50 to you at the flat 50%.” | The 70% on that sales page is the rate its buyer is credited afterwards, not yours. |
| Any EPC, conversion rate or refund rate | “First launch — real numbers land on the JVZoo widget.” | There is no launch history. Quoting one means inventing it. |
| Any price, discount or deadline not in the funnel table | Quote the table. Every price in it is confirmed, upsells included. | A price you invented is a refund you caused. There is no coupon and no extra discount. |
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Bonus policy is not set yet — ask before you build the page, not after. Cash rebates and discount-style bonuses are almost certainly out. A bonus stack is a day’s work and we would rather answer one email than watch you throw that day away. Email [email protected] with what you are planning.
Reviewers: get hands-on before you write. Working from screenshots is how honest reviews end up containing claims like the ones above. Ask for review access and see the app yourself — it is the single cheapest way to keep your review both accurate and credible.
The binding version of all of this is the affiliate terms at the foot of this page. Where this table and those terms differ, the terms win.
Section 15 · Affiliate FAQ
Pre-launch opens Saturday 12 September 2026 at 11:00 AM EDT — twelve days ahead of the cart, for warming your list and getting review access sorted.
The cart itself opens Thursday 24 September 2026 at 11:00 AM EDT and closes Monday 28 September 2026 at 11:59 PM EDT — a five-day window. The close is the last minute of the 28th, so Monday 28 September is your last full selling day. Plan your final email for that evening.
50%, flat, across the funnel — the $27 front end and the $317 bundle alike. On the bundle that's $158.50 per sale from a single one-time purchase, on the same page as the front end.
The Unlimited Song Creation & Expanded Publisher Monetization OTO is confirmed at $497 per year — $248.50 to you, the biggest single commission in the funnel. It sits last in the sequence, as OTO5, and is a separate purchase rather than part of the bundle. Ahead of it: OTO1 Professional at $37 paying $18.50, OTO2 Publisher at $297 paying $148.50, OTO3 Music DNA & Genre Mixer at $67 paying $33.50, and OTO4 Studio at $197 paying $98.50. Behind it, OTO6 the $297 Reseller License, also $148.50 to you — and note that the 70% on its sales page is the rate its buyer is credited afterwards, not your commission on the sale. The 50% rate applies across all of it, and every price in the funnel is now confirmed.
Through JVZoo, under JVZoo's payment terms. Commissions are set to instant — they release as each sale clears rather than being held to a payout date. Refunds and chargebacks are handled per JVZoo policy, and the product carries a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Use either approval button above. Both go straight to JVZoo, where you request approval with your JVZoo ID. Approval is automatic — you are approved instantly and your tracking link comes back with it, so there is no review queue to wait on. Still worth doing before launch morning: get the link in hand while you are building the promo, not while the cart is open. There are two buttons in section 01 because the front end and the bundle are separate JVZoo products; request both.
All nine products have their own approval link. Every upgrade is a separate JVZoo product, so if you plan to link straight to one of them — Professional, Publisher, Music DNA & Genre Mixer, Studio, Unlimited, the Reseller License or FastPass — request that product too. The full set of nine is in the JV document →
Lyrixsa Commercial ($27) covers song creation from text, supported references and images, plus commercial-use licensing, the certificate, the library, the public catalog, 70+ languages, and all three launch bonuses.
Lyrixsa Bundle ($317) adds Lyrixsa Professional, Music DNA & Genre Mixer, Lyrixsa AI Studio, and Publisher & Song Monetization — $942 of stated individual value at 66% off during the launch. Both are one-time payments.
Yes, within defined limits, and you should know exactly where those limits sit. The grant is a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free commercial-use license for eligible generated music, perpetual for eligible music under a perpetual purchase, covering monetized video and social content, ads, courses, podcasts, games, films, sync, public performance, DSP distribution, client work, and selling or licensing a work containing the music.
What it is not: a copyright assignment, a guarantee of copyright protection in every jurisdiction, a guarantee of Content ID acceptance, or coverage for third-party material your buyer feeds in. Please write to the grant, not past it.
Publisher prepares and submits releases to supported outlets — Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, TIDAL, Deezer, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Boomplay, Tencent/QQ Music and others — with per-store reporting coming back to the same dashboard.
But no distributor can guarantee acceptance, and Lyrixsa's terms say so plainly. Platforms set their own eligibility, metadata and content rules. Promote it as a real distribution workflow, not as guaranteed placement.
No. Lyrixsa's Terms of Service §8 and Commercial Music License §9.2 explicitly disclaim streams, listeners, sales, royalties, playlist placement and platform acceptance. The sales page itself answers "does this guarantee I'll make money?" with "No."
Sell the workflow, the license and the opportunity. Any income claim in your promo is a problem for you before it is a problem for us. The full list of lines to avoid, with replacement copy for each, is in the claims-to-avoid table.
Ask us first. Bonus policy is not set yet, and cash rebates or discount-style bonuses are almost certainly out. Email [email protected] with what you are planning before you build the page — it's a day's work to waste on a stack that turns out not to be allowed. This is also flagged next to the claims-to-avoid table, where you'll see it earlier.
Two, with $5,000 in cash between them. The opening contest runs from cart open on Thu 24 Sept, 11:00 AM EDT to 11:59 PM EDT on Sat 26 Sept and pays the top three: $2,000 / $700 / $300. The closing contest starts automatically at 12:00 AM EDT on Sun 27 Sept, runs to the close of the launch at 11:59 PM EDT on Mon 28 Sept, and pays $1,000 / $700 / $300.
One condition worth knowing before you plan: a prize is capped by what you've earned — your commissions must at least equal the prize you're claiming, or you drop to the next prize down whose threshold you've cleared. Because the second board starts fresh, mailing late doesn't put you out of the running. Ranking is by net sales through your link in the relevant window, with refunds and chargebacks deducted before places are settled. Entries are individual only — no teams, no pooled links. Full breakdown in Contest & prizes.
Unknown — this is a first launch, so there is no history to quote. The product carries a 14-day money-back guarantee per the Terms of Service. We'd rather tell you that than invent a comforting number.
Ask, and ask early. Serious partners who plan to review or run a webinar should get hands-on time in the app, and we'd rather you saw it yourself than worked from screenshots. Exactly what to send is set out under Reviewing or running a webinar? Start here in the contact section — four details in one email and the first reply is the access.
Section 16 · Get in touch
Approval requests, review access, webinar slots, bonus questions, or anything on this page marked TBC.
Primary contact
Founder & JV Manager
Vendor of record
Goodluck Efe is your JV manager for this launch, and the Teams and Facebook links on his card both go straight to him. For approval, tracking links and anything else the launch team handles, [email protected] is the faster route.
Email [email protected] with the subject “Review access request” and include four things: your JVZoo ID, where the review will publish (URL, channel or list size), your rough publish date, and whether you need a live walkthrough as well as an account. That is everything we need to hand you access on the first reply instead of asking you for details.
Ask during pre-launch, from 12 September. Twelve days before the cart is enough time to use the app properly; launch morning is not. If you are demoing live on a webinar, say so — we will walk the create → license → publish flow with you first so nothing surprises you on air.
Before you write a word, read the claims-to-avoid table and note that bonus policy is not set yet — if your review comes with a bonus page, ask in the same email. Then take what you need from the screenshot pack, the comparison table and the swipes.
24–28 September 2026
50% commission, $5,000 in contest cash across two boards. Get on the launch list and you'll have the final OTO ladder and finished swipes well before cart opens at 11:00 AM EDT on 24 September.
The first three are Lyrixsa AI's operative documents, as published on the sales page. The affiliate rules and program terms are this program's own terms, and where they differ from those three, those three govern.
