Music services for consumers

These are streaming services like Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, YouTube Music and GooglePlay Music. They are only intended for you to listen to music in private. Use of these services by a business may lead to a fine.

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Music services for business

These are services like Tunify. We have an agreement with the music industry, allowing you to use the music services in public and commercial spaces.

Commercial music

These are the best-known songs and artists; the ones you also hear on the radio. If you want to try the version of Tunify with commercial music, you can register here.

Royalty-free music

These are songs and artists you may not know yet. The music has often been made specifically for use by businesses. As a result, it’s appropriate for a huge variety of situations. Register here if you want to try Tunify with royalty-free music.

Commercial music in your business

Playing commercial music in your business requires a public performance licence from your local collection society. This applies whether you’re using CDs, the radio, or a music streaming service. As the business owner, you're responsible for obtaining the correct licence.

Royalty-free music in your business

Royalty-free music typically doesn't require a licence from a collection society. However, there are exceptions. Some countries have mandatory collection rules, meaning you still need a licence. Check with your local performance rights organisation for specific requirements.

Yes, Tunify pays music rights too

Musicians, authors, composers and recordcompanies all have the right to payment if you use music from Tunify in yourplace of business. Tunify pays to store all the songs and for the right to beable to offer a business-oriented music service with a diverse music selection.