Bettermaker is a Polish manufacturer of high-end studio hardware based in Warsaw, founded in 2010 by producer and audio engineer Marek Walaszek (also known as Maro Music). After being dissatisfied with existing tools in his own studio, Walaszek began designing processors that paired fully analog signal paths with digital recall and DAW automation, a hybrid approach protected by the company's U.S. patent covering digital control of analog devices.

The company is best known for its mastering-grade outboard, including the Mastering Equalizer, Mastering Compressor, and Mastering Limiter, along with the Bus Compressor, Valve Stereo Passive Equalizer, Stereo Passive Equalizer, EQ232D, and the BM60. These units are aimed at mastering and mix engineers who want the character of analog circuitry with the session-to-session recall that digital workflows require. Bettermaker also develops software counterparts distributed through Plugin Alliance, and produces the Auratone A2-30 reference amplifier.

The brand gained early visibility after winning a Best of Show award at NAMM 2014, and its hardware is distributed through pro-audio dealers such as Vintage King, Sweetwater, KMR Audio, and Funky Junk. Bettermaker equipment is used in professional mastering and mixing studios internationally.

Bettermaker has 19 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Effects Processors, Compressor Plugins, and EQ Plugins. Their gear is featured by 12 artists, with the strongest followings in Electronic, Pop, and Hip Hop. Notable users include Jaycen Joshua, Hardwell, and NIVIRO. Most Bettermaker products sit firmly in the high-end, boutique range.