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Affiliate disclosure
Some links to paid sheet music on TuneUp are affiliate links. Here's exactly what that means.
Last updated: June 19, 2026
TuneUp helps musicians find and read sheet music. When a score isn't available for free in the public domain, we link out to licensed sheet-music stores so you can buy it. Some of those links are affiliate links — we want to be upfront about that.
What an affiliate link is
TuneUp participates in affiliate programs (for example via Rakuten Advertising) with sheet-music retailers such as Musicnotes and Sheet Music Plus. When you tap a paid sheet-music link in TuneUp and make a purchase on the retailer's site, TuneUp may earn a small commission from that retailer.
It never costs you anything extra
You pay the same price you would going to the store directly — the commission comes out of the retailer's side, not yours. Affiliate links never add a fee or change the price you pay.
It doesn't bias what we show you
We surface sheet music based on what matches the song you're working on and the quality of the result — not on which link pays us more. Free, public-domain scores (e.g. our OpenScore / CC0 results) are always shown as free and are never affiliate links.
The purchase happens on the retailer
Paid scores are sold and delivered by the third-party store (e.g. Musicnotes, Sheet Music Plus) under their own terms, pricing, and privacy policies. TuneUp is not the seller; we simply help you find the right sheet and link you to it.
Questions
If you have any questions about our affiliate relationships or this disclosure, get in touch via our contact page. We're happy to clarify anything.
This is a plain-language summary for our closed beta and isn’t legal advice. Questions? Email hello@tuneup.band.