The license you need depends on how you will use the track, and pricing follows the same logic. Pick by how you will use it The price depends on where the track runs, not on who you are. Each rung includes the one before it: - Personal - your own channels and podcasts, monetization included. No client or brand work. - Digital - client and brand work delivered online: social, video, podcasts, websites, and paid digital ads. - Expanded - everything in Digital, plus the physical world: shop and venue screens, out-of-home, events and film festivals. - All-Media - everything in Digital, plus broadcast: TV, radio, OTT and cinema. - Business - the Digital scope shared across an organisation, sized by team seats. Expanded and All-Media are siblings rather than steps: neither contains the other, so a campaign running on billboards and on TV needs both. Games are licensed per registered game title rather than per project - a single track or a five-track pack, covering PC, mobile, browser and console. Current prices are on the Pricing page. Good to know - Non-profits get 20% off Digital and Business. Tick "We're a non-profit" at checkout and give your registered organisation name, country and registration number. The discount applies immediately; we check the register afterwards. - Some uses are quoted individually rather than sold instantly - see I need something the standard licenses don't cover. If you are not sure which tier fits, tell us about your project in the chat and we will point you to the right one. Related - How do I license a track? - I need something the standard licenses don't cover

⬇️ After you license

What am I allowed to do with a licensed track?

Each license grants a specific usage scope - where and how you are allowed to use the track. Your scope depends on the tier The tier you buy sets what is covered, for example the type of project and how widely it is distributed. You accept the license agreement when you buy, and the exact scope is shown at purchase and written in your license document, so you can always check what you are cleared to do. If your use grows Tracks are cleared for the uses your license covers, so you can publish with confidence. If your use grows beyond your tier - a wider campaign, broadcast, or exclusivity - move up a tier or request a custom quote. Related - How do I get an invoice or receipt? - Can I get a refund?

🎤 For artists

I'm an artist - how do I get my music on Songfindr?

Songfindr's catalogue comes from artists who work with us directly through our artist platform - not through a sign-up on Songfindr itself. Where to go If you want your music available to license on Songfindr, start at artists.fatstep.com and use Share your track. That is where catalogue, rights and payouts are handled, so your music can reach the creators searching for it. We work with artists directly Songfindr is not open to publishers or label catalogues. We license music we hold directly with the artist who made it, which is what lets a single licence here cover both the song and the recording, with no third party to clear. If you are a publisher or a label, there is nothing to submit - but you are welcome to license from the catalogue like any other buyer. Related - What is Songfindr, and how does it work?

🚀 Getting started

What is Songfindr, and how does it work?

Songfindr is where creators license original, copyright-cleared music for their projects - videos, podcasts, films, games and ads. Every track comes from a real artist, with the rights cleared, so you can use it without copyright worries. How it works Find a track, try it free, then license it: 1. Search for, or describe, the sound you need, and preview any track. 2. Download a free watermarked version to test it in your edit. 3. When it fits, license the track and download the clean files to use commercially. Ways to pay You can license a track as a one-time purchase, on a subscription, or from a prepaid balance - whichever suits how often you license. Related - Creating an account and signing in - How do I license a track?

🔎 Searching the catalog

Using Music Match (describe it, reference it, or upload a file)

Music Match is Songfindr's smart search for when you know the sound you want but not the words for it. Three ways to use it - Describe it - type the vibe or the scene in plain language. - Reference a track - point to a song whose style you want to match. - Upload a file - drop in an audio file (mp3, wav and similar, under 80 MB) and get tracks that match its feel. When to reach for it Use Music Match when keyword search is not landing, or when a client sends you a "make it sound like this" reference and you need close matches fast. Related - How do I find the right track for my project? - How do I shortlist and try tracks before licensing?

🚀 Getting started

Creating an account and signing in

A free account lets you save tracks, download watermarked previews, and license music. Creating one takes a moment. How to sign in - Continue with Google - A magic link sent to your email - Email and password (with a Forgot password reset if you need it) A quick captcha may appear to confirm you are human. Use the same email every time so your licenses and invoices stay in one account. My magic-link email did not arrive Check your spam folder, give it a minute, and request a new one - the most recent link is the one that works. Why you pick an account type The first time you sign in, you choose an account type (creator, filmmaker, game developer, agency, and so on). This just helps Songfindr show licensing that fits how you work - you can still license any track. Related - What is Songfindr, and how does it work? - How do I find the right track?