Why you hear the whole song before you pay
The industry order is pay first, hear later. We built Tuneliq in the opposite order, on purpose — three rules, and the honest cost of keeping them.
In this industry, the usual order is: pay first, hear later. You type your memories into a form, enter a card number, and wait to find out what your money bought.
We built Tuneliq in the opposite order, on purpose.
The usual order is wrong for this product
A song gift isn't a commodity. You're not buying a file — you're buying a feeling: the moment a person you love hears their own story sung back to them. Nobody can promise you a feeling in advance. So asking you to pay before you've felt anything puts all the risk on you, at the exact moment you're being most sincere.
Read the reviews across this category and you'll see what that does to people. The angriest words never come from bad melodies. They come from paying for something unheard.
And a custom song is the only gift made from your own memories. A song gift like that deserves better than a blind checkout.
Our three rules
- You hear the whole song first. Make 4 complete songs free — full length, not samples — before any payment exists.
- You polish until it's yours, free. Lyric edits are unlimited and never cost anything, because the words are the point. If the melody isn't right, keep the words and remake the music.
- Mistakes are ours, not yours. A failed generation never costs anything. Unused songs roll over. And if something goes wrong, support@tuneliq.com responds.
What this costs us, honestly
Some people will make their free songs, send them, and never pay us anything. We know. We accept it — genuinely — because the people who do stay are staying for the right reason: not because a paywall trapped them, but because a song they made moved someone they love.
That's the only kind of customer worth having, and the only kind of product worth building.
The short version
The song for someone you love should be judged the way they'll receive it: whole, from the first note to the last word. Make one free. Listen to all of it. Then decide.
Turn your love into a song.