DropCrate vs Muvic
Both tools start the same way — a playlist — and both are built for DJs who buy their music on Beatport. They part ways on how they run and what happens after you buy.
| DropCrate | Muvic | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Any browser, any device. Nothing to install. | A Mac app (macOS 12+), or a web version that needs a browser extension. No Windows or Linux app. |
| Your store accounts | Never touches them. You get a search link per track and buy on the store yourself. | Fills your actual Beatport cart, working through your signed-in store session. |
| Buying | One tap per track to its store page; tick it off as you go. Progress is saved. | Cart filled automatically; you review and check out. |
| After you buy | Drop in your downloads: DropCrate renames them with your pattern, can fix the tags inside the files, adds cover art, and hands you one organized zip. | Keeps a library of what you bought, with spend tracking. Renaming your downloaded files isn't part of it. |
| Duplicate protection | Your buy list remembers what you've already ticked off. | Checks your sync history and Music library so you don't buy a track twice. |
| Free | 25 files a month, with Beatport links | 25 tracks a month |
| Pro | $5 / month or $39 / year | $6.99 / month or $59 / year |
Which one fits you?
Pick Muvic if you're on a Mac and want your cart filled for you automatically.
Pick DropCrate if you don't want to install anything or hand a tool your store sessions, you buy from any device — and you want the downloads renamed and filed when they land, not just bought.
DropCrate isn't affiliated with Beatport or any streaming service. Competitor details from their public websites, November 2026 — check their sites for current pricing.