Average Joe Music Profits review: $2 AI songs on a “secret website” nobody will name
Average Joe Music Profits says you can earn by generating songs with AI and listing them on a “secret website” where buyers pay about $2 each. It costs $17.97 on JVZoo. The sales page never names the website, and we found no independent account of the method.
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Our verdict (editorial opinion)
Verdict withheld: the marketplace is undisclosed and nobody independent has described the method. The sales page says a partner made $104 in 24 hours on a new account and that members earn $100–$150 a day, and promises entry will close so incomes “never” dip below that. None of this is evidenced. Its refund rate is low (4.32% funnel, OTO Ledger, 21 Oct 2026), but it launched only three weeks before that snapshot. The page repeats the same unrelated “married by Christmas 2024” paragraph found on two other Tom E sales pages.
Last verified: 31 October 2026 · Research-based review (we did not buy the product) · Marketplace figures are third-party or JVZoo data, dated where cited
We did not buy it. This review is based on the public sales page, vendor documents, marketplace data and third-party or community reports, checked on 31 October 2026. We claim no hands-on use.
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The short version
- What it is: instructions for generating song prompts with one AI, songs with a second AI, and listing them for sale on a site the vendors call “our secret website” (Official sales page (not an affiliate link)).
- Who: Tom E with “Max” (MunchEye lists the launch as “Tom E et al”).
- Price: $17.97, shown against “$297 retail”. The vendor's JV page announced $17 rising to $50 (OTO Ledger's reading).
- Upsells: none listed on JVZoo as of 21 Oct 2026.
- Refund rate: 2.76% front end, 4.32% funnel; median 6.71% (OTO Ledger, 21 Oct 2026). Launched 10 Oct 2026.
- Guarantee: 30 days, “no questions asked”.
Not enough third-party information to reach a full verdict
We looked for independent evidence and did not find enough to judge whether this product does what it says. Most of what is published about it comes from the vendor or from affiliates who earn a commission if you buy. Here is exactly what we checked and what was missing.
What we checked
- The vendor sales page, 31 Oct 2026
- JVZoo data via otoledger.com (21 Oct 2026) and the vendor's three-launch record
- MunchEye's launch listing (10 Oct 2026, $1,000 JV contest)
- Search results for reviews: OTO Ledger's 17 Oct 2026 search snapshot showed mostly unrelated “Average Joes Entertainment” music pages and affiliate pages
What was missing
- The name of the song marketplace and its rules on AI-generated music
- Who owns or can license the AI-generated songs
- Any buyer report of sales or earnings
- Any independent review
Claims that need corroboration before a fair verdict is possible
- $104 in 24 hours on a brand-new account
- $100–$150 a day per member
- “No actual work” and “all traffic is included”
- That entry will close to keep member income above $100–$150 a day
If you have bought this product, we would like to hear what you received, what you paid in total and whether a refund was honoured. Contact us. We will update this page when better evidence exists.
Price
| Step | What | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Front end | Average Joe Music Profits | $17.97 (JVZoo list); $17.65 realised average |
Claims versus evidence
| Claim (sales page, 31 Oct 2026) | What we found |
|---|---|
| Max “found a sweet spot that made him around $100-$150 a day” | Vendor anecdote only; no verifiable screenshots or buyer reports. |
| “Using a brand-new account, he generated $104 in 24 hours” | Refers to a video we could not verify; one account is not typical results. FTC endorsement guidance says advertisers need evidence that results shown are what buyers generally achieve. |
| “No actual work … the buyers come, sometimes almost instantly” | Contradicted by the steps the page itself lists (prompting, generating, listing). |
| Entry will close when there are “too many members” | Scarcity claim; Tom E launched three $17.97 products in about two months (OTO Ledger). |
| Leftover copy: “Robert Zink here, with my partner Toggo … married … by this coming Christmas 2024” | Present on the live page on 31 Oct 2026; the identical paragraph appears on the Stream Shark and The Big Redirect pages. |
Vendor track record
OTO Ledger lists three JVZoo launches by Tom E, all at $17.97: The Big Redirect (10 Aug 2026), Stream Shark (18 Sep 2026) and Average Joe Music Profits (10 Oct 2026), with an average refund rate of 6.0%. All three sales pages follow the same template: a secret method, “100% free” traffic, a $100-plus-a-day claim and a 30-day refund promise.
JVZoo marketplace figures: "OTO Ledger" refers to the third-party JVZoo tracker otoledger.com, which captured JVZoo's affiliate listing data on 21 Oct 2026. Its "median" is the median refund rate across the JVZoo funnels it tracks (6.71%). Refund rates are percentages of sales that were refunded as published by JVZoo; they are not a measure of product quality on their own, but a rate far above the median means many buyers asked for their money back.
Is Average Joe Music Profits a scam or legit?
We can't say. The low refund rate is encouraging but early. The core claim depends on an unnamed marketplace whose rules on AI music, payouts and saturation are unknown. If you buy, ask within the 30 days which site it is, read that site's terms on AI-generated content and licensing, and request your refund if they don't fit.
What we like
- Low price
- 30-day no-questions refund promised
- Low early refund rate (4.32%, OTO Ledger, 21 Oct 2026)
What to watch out for
- Marketplace undisclosed
- Income claims unsupported
- “No actual work” contradicts its own steps
- Leftover copy from an unrelated offer
- No independent reviews
Alternatives
- If you make music with AI tools, check each tool's licence terms on commercial use before trying to sell the output anywhere.
- To learn music production or marketing properly, compare structured courses on Coursera or Udemy.
More from Tom E: The Big Redirect review, Stream Shark review. All are researched the same way; we did not buy any of them.
Average Joe Music Profits FAQ
Is Average Joe Music Profits a scam?
We don't have enough independent evidence to say. Its funnel refund rate was 4.32% on 21 October 2026 according to otoledger.com, but the sales page doesn't name the website where the songs are sold and we found no buyer reports.
How much does Average Joe Music Profits cost?
$17.97 on JVZoo. JVZoo listed no upsells as of 21 October 2026.
Does it have a refund policy?
Yes. The sales page promises a 30-day refund, no questions asked.
Sources and last verified
Last verified: 31 October 2026. Official pages were read on that date. Third-party figures are attributed and dated where we cite them.
- Average Joe Music Profits sales page (vendor) — read 31 Oct 2026; claims, guarantee, leftover copy
- OTO Ledger: Average Joe Music Profits (JVZoo product #456039) — third-party tracker, JVZoo data captured 21 Oct 2026; JV-page pricing; vendor record
- MunchEye: Average Joe Music Profits – Tom E et al — read 31 Oct 2026; launch 10 Oct 2026, $1,000 JV contest
- Federal Register: FTC Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising (16 CFR Part 255, effective 26 Jul 2023) — read 31 Oct 2026; typicality of results, affiliate disclosure