Build with SoundSync
Choose the integration path that fits your product.
HISE, JUCE, Custom C++, raw HTTP, server-to-server, storefront embed, partner API, and webhook paths are separated by responsibility and setup difficulty.
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Integration paths
Each path states what SoundSync handles and what the developer handles.
HISE
Best for HISE integrations. SoundSync handles product credentials, documented contracts, entitlement-aware access, and customer operations; the developer handles product-specific UI, release testing, and setup difficulty appropriate to the path.
JUCE
Best for JUCE integrations. SoundSync handles product credentials, documented contracts, entitlement-aware access, and customer operations; the developer handles product-specific UI, release testing, and setup difficulty appropriate to the path.
Custom C++
Best for Custom C++ integrations. SoundSync handles product credentials, documented contracts, entitlement-aware access, and customer operations; the developer handles product-specific UI, release testing, and setup difficulty appropriate to the path.
Raw HTTP and cURL
Best for Raw HTTP and cURL integrations. SoundSync handles product credentials, documented contracts, entitlement-aware access, and customer operations; the developer handles product-specific UI, release testing, and setup difficulty appropriate to the path.
Server-to-server
Best for Server-to-server integrations. SoundSync handles product credentials, documented contracts, entitlement-aware access, and customer operations; the developer handles product-specific UI, release testing, and setup difficulty appropriate to the path.
Storefront embed
Best for Storefront embed integrations. SoundSync handles product credentials, documented contracts, entitlement-aware access, and customer operations; the developer handles product-specific UI, release testing, and setup difficulty appropriate to the path.
Partner API
Best for Partner API integrations. SoundSync handles product credentials, documented contracts, entitlement-aware access, and customer operations; the developer handles product-specific UI, release testing, and setup difficulty appropriate to the path.
Webhooks
Best for Webhooks integrations. SoundSync handles product credentials, documented contracts, entitlement-aware access, and customer operations; the developer handles product-specific UI, release testing, and setup difficulty appropriate to the path.
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Developer launch checklist
The developer path is organized around the decisions that affect a real product launch.
Choose activation model
Select customer login, serial activation, email verification, or server-to-server ownership flows based on how the product is sold.
Generate product credentials
Create product-scoped credentials, run Test Connection, and rotate or revoke credentials when a package changes.
Connect customer access
Tie checkout, entitlements, secure downloads, customer library, plugin validation, and support routes back to the same product record.
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Product proof
Screenshots and diagrams are placed near the workflows they explain, so visitors see the actual SoundSync surfaces instead of abstract feature claims.
Questions developers ask
Is SoundSync only for plugins?
No. SoundSync supports plugins, instruments, sample libraries, digital downloads, subscriptions, and custom audio tools.
Can I use my own site?
Yes. You can use hosted storefronts, embedded storefronts, standalone embeds, and custom domains depending on the surface you choose.
Does marketplace attribution add another fee?
No. SoundSync uses one 10% fee on SoundSync-processed sales, including marketplace-attributed sales.
Choose the integration path that fits your product. belongs in one connected launch system.
Move from setup to customer access, growth, trust, and operations without rebuilding the business around disconnected services.