Updated October 25, 2026
| Name | Samplette |
| Overview | Samplette is a comprehensive online platform designed for music enthusiasts to discover existing music through randomized selections. It features various innovative tools that help users explore new music, including randomized song discovery and a rhythm-roulette-style browsing workflow; these select existing tracks rather than generate new music. The site also emphasizes the importance of music legality by publishing rules about authorized music use. Discovery does not grant sample clearance or permission to extract audio; its Terms prohibit stream ripping and require appropriate authorization for reuse. Users have the ability to refine their searches using specific filters such as genre, BPM, and key, making the sample discovery process efficient and tailored. |
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| Pricing | Free, ad-supported music discovery is available. Samplette Pro has a published base price of US$9.99 per month with automatic monthly renewal; regional currency, taxes and the final checkout price can differ. A new subscription may include a seven-day trial requiring a saved payment method; it converts to paid monthly access unless cancelled. Pro adds features such as playlists, advanced filters and recent history, subject to limits; its ad-free scope excludes YouTube ads. |
| Tags | music, samples, random music discovery, music production |
| App available? | Samplette runs through its website with embedded third-party video playback. A separate native mobile app was not verified. Its Terms require users to be at least 18 or the applicable age of majority, whichever is greater, and restrict service access to personal, noncommercial purposes; music reuse requires separate rights. |
Sources: Random discovery and genre, tempo and key filters · Free/Pro access, monthly billing and regional conditions · Existing-video discovery, eligibility and reuse restrictions
The retained image shows Samplette’s logo and controls above a dark loading area and a copyright/Terms bar. It does not demonstrate a loaded music-discovery result or a generated sample.
