License all year, or one track at a time.
A subscription is the cheaper door if you license more than a couple of tracks a year. Otherwise buy a single licence: three tiers, priced by how many people will see it, how big the company paying is, and how much is spent pushing it. Nothing else.
License all year
A monthly allowance of licenses, each one carrying the same certificate and the same master files as a single purchase.
Creator
$19per month
- 50 licenses a month
- Certificates and master files with every license
- Your own channels and projects
- Work published while subscribed stays cleared
Professional
$49per month
- 200 licenses a month
- Stem separation included
- Client and agency work, the license carries to the client
- Everything in Creator
A subscription meters licenses, the clean master with its certificate. Auditioning and watermarked demos stay unlimited for everyone. Broadcast and theatrical use stays pay-per-track at every plan, and work published while subscribed stays cleared for good.
Which one is yours
| What you are doing | Creator$19 a month | Professional$49 a month |
|---|---|---|
| What you are making it for | ||
| Your own YouTube, social and web video | Included on Creator | Included on Professional |
| Your own podcast, course or app | Included on Creator | Included on Professional |
| Work you are delivering to a client | Not on Creator, licensed per track instead | Included on Professional |
| Agency work, with the licence carrying to the client | Not on Creator, licensed per track instead | Included on Professional |
| Broadcast television and radio | Not on Creator, licensed per track instead | Not on Professional, licensed per track instead |
| Theatrical and cinema release | Not on Creator, licensed per track instead | Not on Professional, licensed per track instead |
| How big it gets | ||
| Audience the piece reaches | under 1M on Creator | Included on Professional |
| Size of the company paying for the work | under 250 on Creator | Included on Professional |
| Paid media behind the finished piece | under $5,000 on Creator | Included on Professional |
| What you get | ||
| Licences a month | 50 on Creator | 200 on Professional |
| Master WAV, MP3 and every alternate version | Included on Creator | Included on Professional |
| A certificate filed in your account | Included on Creator | Included on Professional |
| Stem separation on what you license | Not on Creator, licensed per track instead | Included on Professional |
| Watermarked demos, unlimited | Included on Creator | Included on Professional |
| If you stop | ||
| Work you published while subscribed stays cleared, permanently | Included on Creator | Included on Professional |
| A project you publish AFTER it ends needs a live plan or a per-track licence | yes on Creator | yes on Professional |
Anything a plan does not carry is still licensable, one track at a time, at the tier that fits it. Broadcast and theatrical are always priced that way, on both plans, because the clearance behind them is not a monthly thing.
Or one track at a time
Three tiers, and a licence that covers the whole project rather than a single edit. Answer three questions below and you have your answer.
- Under 1,000,000 followers
- Under 250 employees
- No paid media spend
- Web, social, internal
What this licence covers
Where it may run
- Your website, your social channels and your podcast
- Online video with no advertising money behind it
- Internal decks, training material and client presentations
- One end product: one film, one campaign, one video
What it does not reach
- Any paid advertising spend, however small
- Broadcast television, radio or cinema
- Audience beyond a potential reach of 1,000,000
- A company of 250 people or more
- Up to 1,000,000 followers
- Up to 250 employees
- Up to $5,000 paid media
- All digital, plus events
What this licence covers
Where it may run
- Everything Basic covers
- Paid advertising up to $5,000 behind the finished piece
- Live events, conferences, installations and in-store play
- One end product: one film, one campaign, one video
What it does not reach
- Broadcast television, radio or cinema
- Audience beyond a potential reach of 1,000,000
- A company of 250 people or more
- Advertising spend above $5,000
- No follower ceiling
- Any company size
- Unlimited paid media
- Broadcast and theatrical
What this licence covers
Where it may run
- Everything Silver covers, with no audience or company ceiling
- Broadcast television, radio and theatrical release
- Unlimited advertising spend behind the piece
- One end product: one film, one campaign, one video
What it does not reach
- A second project, which takes a second license
- Reselling or redistributing the music as music
- Use as training data for machine learning
- Exclusivity, which is quoted separately
Which one do I need?
What every licence covers
Something bigger, or something odd?
Broadcast campaigns, theatrical, games, or a whole season of a show are quoted rather than priced off a table. So is anything where the answer to one of those three questions is complicated.
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