Last updated: June 4, 2026
This refund policy explains how Finite Mastering handles payments for custom digital mastering work.
General rule
Because mastering is custom digital work, payments are generally non-refundable once mastering work or automated processing has started.
When a refund, correction, or redelivery may be offered
- You were charged twice by mistake.
- Finite Mastering failed to deliver because of an issue caused by the service.
- There was a clear technical service error.
- A refund is legally required.
When refunds are not usually given
- You changed your mind after work started.
- You uploaded the wrong mix.
- You changed the mix after delivery.
- You expected mixing instead of mastering.
- You wanted a different creative direction.
- A streaming platform made the master sound quieter or louder.
- A label, distributor, playlist, or listener did not respond as expected.
If there is a problem
If there is a problem, please make contact first so Finite Mastering has the chance to fix it through a correction, clarification, or redelivery where appropriate.