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Who we are
Plugin Boutique is the leading global marketplace for music production software. We curate and distribute the best virtual instruments, audio effects, and production tools from world-renowned developers—supporting millions of music creators, producers, and educators.
Program Overview
Plugin Boutique is committed to supporting professional studios and music professionals in their ongoing requirements for high-quality plugins and software at the best price, and Black Friday is no exception. By upgrading your studio between October and December, you will earn cash back on the software you need.
Program Benefits
Plugin Boutique’s exclusive Professional Studio Cashback Program rewards professional studios and music professionals for filling their baskets with the top tools from the Plugin Boutique marketplace.
- Earn Cashback: Receive financial rewards on your Plugin Boutique purchases from October 1st – December 31st 2025.
- Boost Earnings via Referrals: Share your tracking ID with other pros to earn revenue.
- Access Top-Quality Software: Upgrade your studio with carefully curated, professional-grade plugins and production tools.
- All your plugins in one place: Store and easily access all of your tools, licences and updates in one place on your Plugin Boutique account for multi-studio use.
- Maximize Black Friday Deals: Take advantage of the best seasonal pricing from a trusted global marketplace.
Cashback Benefits
Cashback will be applied to your account in January 2026, based on the total purchases made until December 31, 2025.
- Tier 1: 5% Cashback
Eligibility: Studios with total Q4 purchases of $100 and $499
- Tier 2: 10% Cashback
Eligibility: Studios with total Q4 purchases of $500 to $999
- Tier 3: 15% Cashback
Eligibility: Studios with total Q4 purchases of $1,000 or more.
- Plus: 5% Virtual Cash
With every transaction, 5% Virtual Cash is earned, which can be applied against a future purchase.
How to Enroll + Payout Methods
To enroll in the program, please click the button below, and complete the form. 
The team will then get back to you within 24 hours with your unique cashback link and information on your next steps.
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