For years, Sonaar has helped musicians, producers, podcasters, labels, and audio creators build better experiences on WordPress. Our audio player and music-focused themes have powered tens of thousands of websites, from independent artists to globally recognized names.
Today, we are taking the next step: Sonaar is expanding beyond WordPress.
Our new platform at Sonaar.com lets you build professional audio players, organize your sound library, understand how listeners engage with your music, and create a beatstore—all from one visual workspace.
You can then add your player to Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, Framer, WordPress, or a custom website.
No complicated plugin stack. No need to rebuild your entire website.
Creators should not have to choose a website platform based on whether it can handle music properly.
You may prefer Webflow for its design freedom, Shopify for commerce, Squarespace or Wix for simplicity, Framer for a modern marketing site, or a custom website built by your own team.
Sonaar gives these platforms a dedicated audio layer.
Create and manage your player in Sonaar, then place it on your website using the provided embed code. When you update your tracks or change the design in Sonaar, the connected player reflects those changes without requiring you to rebuild it on every page.
Explore Sonaar for any website
The Player Studio brings your player, playlist, and controls into one visual editor. You can see each change as you make it and shape the player around your brand instead of forcing your brand into a generic embed.
Depending on the experience you want to create, you can customize:
The result is a player that feels like part of your website rather than a third-party widget dropped into the page.
Most basic website audio embeds stop the moment a visitor leaves the page. That interruption makes it difficult to present a playlist, album, podcast, or beat catalog as one continuous experience.
Sonaar includes a sticky player designed to keep playback controls close while visitors explore your site. It gives listeners a consistent place to pause, resume, skip tracks, or return to what is currently playing.
For creators building with Webflow, we have prepared a dedicated overview of how the player fits into a Webflow website.
Discover the audio player for Webflow
Instead of recreating playlists and track information inside every page builder, Sonaar gives you one shared sound library.
Upload your audio, artwork, and metadata once. Organize your tracks with playlists, genres, moods, instruments, hashtags, tempo, and other listener-facing information.
The same library can then power different player designs and different parts of your website.
You could create a compact player for a landing page, a searchable catalog for your music library, and a persistent sticky player for the full website—without maintaining separate copies of every track.
Page views do not tell the whole story for an audio website.
A visitor may open a page without playing anything. Another listener may play several tracks during a single visit. Traditional website analytics rarely provide a clear view of this listening behavior.
Sonaar’s analytics are built around audio activity. They help you understand which tracks attract attention, how your catalog performs, and how listeners interact with the players you publish.
That information can guide practical decisions:
Your music should give you more useful information than a simple page-view count.
For producers and audio sellers, the player can become part of the buying experience rather than sitting beside it.
Sonaar is designed to bring track discovery, licensing options, purchase actions, and music playback together. You can present beats and audio products with the same visual identity as the rest of your website while keeping listeners focused on your catalog.
This direction builds on years of experience developing music-selling tools for WordPress.
The difference is that your main website no longer has to run on WordPress to use a Sonaar player.
Our WordPress products are not disappearing.
MP3 Audio Player Pro remains the right choice for creators who want their player, content, and WooCommerce workflow to live directly inside WordPress.
The new Sonaar platform provides another way to work, especially when:
Both approaches share the same goal: helping you present sound beautifully and professionally on the web.
We are starting with dedicated support and guidance for the platforms creators ask us about most often:
Because the player is managed separately from the page builder, you are free to choose the website platform that best fits your project.
Your player stays connected to your Sonaar workspace, where you can manage your tracks, update its appearance, and follow its performance.
Sonaar.com brings player design, track organization, listening analytics, and music selling into one connected platform.
Whether you are launching a single, promoting a complete catalog, publishing a podcast, or building a beatstore, you can create the listening experience in Sonaar and bring it to the website you already use.
Visit Sonaar.com and start building your player
We are excited to show you what comes next—and even more excited to see what you build with it.
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