Pricing Plans

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Pay Month to Month for the Subscription?

All our plans are contract free. You can choose monthly or pre-pay to be entitled to our industrial grade music player worth USD229.

What is Royalty- Free Licensing Music?

Royalty-Free refers to a type of music licensing that allows the use of music without paying royalties to the artist or right owners each time it is used.

Depending on the playlist and song choices, License is paid on a recurring basis when you subscribe to a royalty-free music service for the usage.

Royalty-free music isn’t “free” in the monetary sense. A Royalty-free music license for business means that the business won’t have to pay licensing fees and royalties to performance rights organisations or local collecting societies (Such as PR, PPL, STOART, ZAIKS, BMI, ASCAP, etc). Subjected to clearance from local collecting societies.

Using Royalty-free music for business purposes can also enhance the shopping experience and customer engagement. Additionally, it helps businesses save on licensing fees while supporting independent artists and songwriters.

Are consumer services like Spotify legal for businesses?

You cannot use mainstream streaming platforms like Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music, or Amazon Music in your business because they are only licensed for private use.

In order to play legally background music in a commercial venue (e.g. store, hotel, gym, etc.) or a public space (e.g. airport, school, office, medical practice, etc.), you have to use a solution licensed for business purposes.

You first need to get a music license for that. Your local Performing Rights Organization (PRO) such as GEMA in Germany, SOCAN in Canada, PRS-PPL in the UK, SACEM in France, etc. will deliver you such license.

then, if you play any music to an audience, you would need this music to include a “Public Performance License”. Which license you will need to buy for each of the MP3 files (i.e. each song)  you play in your business!

What is the legal background here?

Imagine that you bought MP3s (with your business account of course, not your private account) on any consumer platforms like Amazon, iTunes, Telekom, Fnac, Virgin, etc. And you want to play these files as background music in your business. In fact, you cannot. This is illegal! You would simply violate copyright laws. Because playing music in your business to an audience is legally considered a public performance, you need to play MP3 files licensed for Public Performance. And MP3 files bought on mainstream music platforms are not licensed for this.

MP3 music files you can buy on (B2C) platforms like Amazon, iTunes or Telekom, are only licensed for private use, e.g. at home or in your car, and private use only! To be broadcasted to a larger audience like customers in a store or a restaurant, MP3 files do need to be licensed for Public Performance. And consequently sold at a higher price, because a larger copyright amount will be payed back to the authors. The larger the audience listening to their music work, the higher the copyrights the artists get. This is logical and fair for the artists.

So if you want to buy MP3 files and build playlists yourself for your business, you need to buy these files from a B2B music platform, that sells “MP3 files including Public Performance license”. These are the only MP3 files you are legally allowed to play in your business. Or you have to buy separately for each MP3 files – that you are playing – the Public Performance License (PPL) for it. Your local performing rights organizations (PROs) such as SESAC in the US, GEMA in Germany, SOCAN in Canada, PRS-PPL in the UK, SACEM in France, etc. will sell you such licenses.