Now composing on 40+ channels

Your music channel,
on autopilot.

Set a theme and a genre. Autopilot plans the mix, composes every chapter, and publishes it: techno, lo-fi, dark house, ambient, whatever you run.

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lo-fi hip hop
Language
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Sounds like it belongs on the radio.

Every mix is mastered to broadcast-grade audio and rendered clean. It is the kind of sound that holds up on real speakers, not just earbuds.

Broadcast-grade audio

How it works

Three steps, then it runs itself.

1

Create a channel

Give it a theme, a genre, and a cadence. That's the whole setup.

2

Autopilot gets to work

1 credit = 1 chapter. It plans, composes, and renders every track.

3

Publish or download

Auto-upload to YouTube on a schedule, or grab the file yourself.

Built for the genres that hold attention

Set the genre and Autopilot infers tempo, arrangement, and transitions from it. These four are the most-run formats, but nothing here is a fixed list. Describe any genre and it composes to match.

Lo-fi

Warm, low-tempo beats for study and sleep channels. The format that built the category, and still the one most listeners search for by name.

Techno

Driving four-on-the-floor sets that hold up across a full hour. Autopilot keeps the energy curve moving instead of looping one idea.

Ambient

Slow, textural pieces for sleep and focus. Built for listeners who leave a stream running rather than skipping between tracks.

Dark house

Moody, bass-forward mixes with real arrangement. Built for late-night listening sessions rather than background noise.

Who this is for

Running one channel already

You know the format works and the bottleneck is production time. Autopilot takes the composing and publishing, so your week goes into packaging and audience instead of rendering.

Starting from zero

You have a niche in mind and no catalogue. Ten free credits are enough to publish a first mix and see whether the niche responds before you spend anything.

Running several at once

A network of channels multiplies every manual step. One account drives them all, each with its own theme, genre, and publishing schedule.

Simple, credit-based pricing

1 credit = 1 chapter. Top up any time. Purchased credits never expire.

Free

Kick the tires with a trial mix.

$0/mo
1 channel
  • 10 trial credits
  • Download your mixes
  • Full creative Autopilot
Start free

Starter

One channel, publishing on a schedule.

$19/mo
1 channel
  • 60 credits / mo
  • Auto-publish to YouTube
  • Album art + titles
Choose Starter
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Pro

Run a whole network of channels.

$49/mo
Unlimited channels
  • 250 credits / mo
  • Priority generation
  • Lower top-up rate
Choose Pro

Need more? Top up at $0.25/credit (Pro: $0.20). Packs of 100 / 500 / 2000.

Questions

What is a credit?

One credit generates one chapter: its audio and its album art. A 5-chapter mix costs 5 credits.

Do unused credits roll over?

Your monthly plan credits reset each cycle. Credits you buy as top-ups never expire.

What genres can I make?

Any. Autopilot infers tempo, arrangement, and transitions straight from the genre you set.

Do I need my own YouTube?

You can download every mix. Connect YouTube to auto-publish on a schedule on paid plans.

Can I monetize a channel that publishes AI-composed music?

Yes, subject to the same YouTube Partner Program rules as any channel: 1,000 subscribers, 4,000 watch hours, and compliance with the inauthentic-content, reused-content, and AI-disclosure policies. Mixes are composed for your channel rather than assembled from existing recordings, which is what those policies are aimed at.

Who owns the mixes?

You do. Every mix is composed for your channel and yours to publish, download, or take elsewhere. Nothing is shared between accounts.

How often can Autopilot publish?

As often as your credits allow. A schedule runs unattended on paid plans. Set the cadence once and mixes go out without you opening the dashboard.

What does a full-length mix actually cost?

One credit per chapter. A typical hour-long mix runs 10 to 12 chapters, so 10 to 12 credits. The 60-credit Starter plan covers roughly five hour-long mixes a month.