GleamAI pricing
Mastering on TrackGleam is free, forever — you only pay to download a watermark-free GleamAI master, a premium master tuned by AI to your track's exact loudness, tone, dynamics, and stereo. See how it works →
No account, ever. Pack credits never expire. Producer cancels anytime — one click, no hoops.
- Real WAV + MP3 downloads — no watermark
- No signup, no account, no limits
- Every genre style, plus the A/B compare
- All processing on your device — nothing uploads
- 1 watermark-free GleamAI master
- WAV + MP3 download
- Full Gleam Engine V2 processing
- No account — credit never expires
- Choose your AI mastering engineer — five directions, previews free
- ✨ Unlocks GleamLab AI tools, free for life
- 10 watermark-free GleamAI masters
- Use anytime — credits never expire
- WAV + MP3 downloads, any tracks, anytime
- Restore on any device by code
- Choose your AI mastering engineer — five directions, previews free
- ✨ Unlocks GleamLab AI tools, free for life
- Unlimited* watermark-free GleamAI masters — every track, every release
- Cancel anytime — keep access to the end of the paid period
- Or go annual: $89.99/yr — 2 months free
- Restore on any device by code
- Choose your AI mastering engineer — five directions, previews free
- ✨ Unlocks GleamLab AI tools, free for life
- *Fair use applies — see terms
How buying works
A note on that price: as of July 2026, Waves advertises "$1.99 per track" — which requires a $71.64/year subscription. Ours is $1.99. Once. LANDR's cheapest single download is $10 and needs your audio uploaded to their servers; TrackGleam never uploads your audio at all.
Every purchase gives you a credit code like AURA-XXXX-XXXX (it's also emailed to you). Paste it at trackgleam.com/redeem, drop in a track, and unlock a watermark-free GleamAI master. Your credits live under the code, so they work on any browser or device — no login. Already have a code? Redeem it here. Questions? Support or the chat in the corner.
Pricing FAQ
What is the difference between free Gleam mastering and paid GleamAI?
Gleam corrects your track: it measures your mix and corrects it toward a genre-calibrated target, free, with no account and no watermark. GleamAI makes decisions about it: it reads the song section by section, writes a mastering plan for that specific mix, then measures its own result and fixes what drifted. Because it verifies its own output it can make bolder moves. GleamAI can also engage up to four extra stages when the track calls for them, and lets you choose your AI mastering engineer — five fictional TrackGleam characters, each a creative direction (punch, warmth, space, energy, transparency), every preview free — linear-phase finishing EQ, spectral resonance smoothing, a 3-band clarity rider, and a multiband upgrade of the stereo-width stage.
Does TrackGleam mastering cost anything?
No. Mastering a track and downloading the WAV or MP3 is free and unlimited, with no signup and no watermark. You only pay if you want a GleamAI master: 1.99 USD for a single track, 5 USD for a 10-track Creator Pack, or 8.99 USD a month for Producer (unlimited GleamAI, fair use 500 masters per calendar month).
Is my audio uploaded to a server?
No. All audio processing runs in your browser on your own device. Your audio file is never uploaded to TrackGleam or to any third party, including for GleamAI masters — only a small numeric summary of the track (loudness and tonal-balance measurements) is sent to choose the mastering moves.
Do TrackGleam credits expire?
No. Credits from a single purchase or a Creator Pack do not expire. Producer is a subscription: it gives unlimited GleamAI masters while active and you can cancel anytime, keeping access to the end of the period you already paid for.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. Single and pack purchases carry a 14-day money-back guarantee that you can trigger yourself from the in-app chat. Subscription charges are not automatically refundable — cancel-anytime is the remedy — but if a charge went wrong, support will make it right.
What loudness does TrackGleam master to?
Release-competitive levels rather than a single fixed number: around -11 LUFS integrated for dense modern genres, with a true-peak ceiling of -1.0 dBTP. Sparse, high-crest material such as solo piano or ambient is deliberately held quieter, because pushing it to the same level as a dense mix is not what a mastering engineer would do.