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The music subscription for
social media, websites, videos, and podcasts

If your team publishes content regularly, you should not have to start from scratch with music and rights for every format. Audiocrowd combines fitting music with clear usage rights, documented licenses, and a workflow for your team.
Team coordinating recurring communication together

Avoid these 3 mistakes when using music in your communication

These 3 mistakes often only show up later and then cause unnecessary effort, follow-up questions, or extra cost.

1

Use music from different sources

When music comes from free sources, platforms, and several providers at once, the rights basis quickly becomes inconsistent. That is exactly what creates unnecessary questions and uncertainty later on.

2

Use music from social media libraries across all channels

Some major social media providers also make music available for commercial use. In most cases, however, that music may only be used on the respective platform. Audiocrowd offers music you can use across channels.

3

Confuse the regular platform library with the Commercial Music Library

Platforms like TikTok offer a large music library for private users. For businesses, this must be distinguished from the Commercial Music Library, which is generally limited to TikTok itself. That is not enough for websites, recruiting, videos, or other channels. With the Audiocrowd music subscription, you can use commercially cleared music across channels for your content.

Typical use cases with the music subscription

The music subscription fits teams that regularly use music across social media, websites, videos, recruiting, and other communication formats.

Social media videos

For reels, stories, campaign clips, and recurring social formats.

Commercial video

For ads, product communication, and digital campaign creatives.

Corporate film

For brand presence, company storytelling, and longer communication formats.

Explainer video

For product demos, service communication, and explanatory formats.

Podcast

For intros, outros, and recurring audio formats.

Website and recruiting content

For landing pages, employer branding, and other regularly published content.

Why this fits your team

Team planning content and approvals together

One music standard for social media, websites, and videos

Instead of solving music separately for each channel or format, your team works with one recurring framework for social media, websites, videos, recruiting, and further communication.

The right licensing path for every project

Each project is classified clearly. Licensing path, usage details, and license PDFs remain traceable for approvals and archiving.

Published content stays licensed

What is published during the subscription remains licensed later on as well. That creates security for website videos, recruiting, evergreen content, and archived assets.

Recurring communication

When individual assets turn into a real content strategy

Many teams no longer publish isolated posts, but work across several channels, formats, and timeframes. That is the point where solving music one asset at a time is no longer enough.

Team planning recurring communication

More channels mean more need for consistency

When social media, websites, videos, and recruiting are planned together, teams need a music partner that can grow with recurring communication.

Fitting music instead of one-off fixes

The clearer formats, brand, and communication style become, the more important it is to use music that not only fits legally, but also works tonally across several assets.

One partner for recurring communication

Audiocrowd is not just there to deliver tracks, but to provide a reliable framework for recurring use, clear rights, documented approvals, and team collaboration.

Team workflow

Workspace for predictable collaboration in your team

When several formats, stakeholders, and approval loops come together, your team needs more than music. The workspace brings research, shortlists, feedback, approvals, and licensing documentation into one traceable flow.

Team members work in their own accounts

Producers, editors, and stakeholders work with dedicated access inside the same team context. That keeps recurring content work traceable instead of hiding it inside shared logins or inboxes.

Projects with clear licensing and usage classification

When your team runs different formats, channels, and campaigns in parallel, the workspace helps classify each project clearly and connect it to the appropriate licensing path.

From research to the right license—all in a single, streamlined workflow

Music research, shortlisting, and efficient feedback rounds with internal stakeholders, colleagues, and external partners come together in one place. No more scattered links, emails, or files.

Coordinate music easily with stakeholders and external partners

Create shortlists for supervisors, departments, or external partners and collect feedback directly inside the workspace. This keeps decisions transparent, traceable, and documented without email chaos.

Clean project and licensing documentation

Decisions, shortlists, feedback, and later licensing documents stay attached to the project. That helps with archiving, traceability, internal approvals, and later follow-up questions.

Continuity when team members change

When team members leave or responsibilities change, projects, licensing documents, and active feedback rounds remain available inside the team context and can be handed over cleanly. The working state does not depend on one individual login or inbox.

Here's how your team works in the Audiocrowd Workspace

1

Create the project

Channels, reach, and usage goals are captured once inside the project.

2

Build the shortlist

Music research and preselection happen directly inside the project context instead of through loose links and scattered files.

3

Feedback and approval

Teams, stakeholders, or external partners give structured feedback and align on the same selection together.

4

Finalize licensing and archive

The fitting usage is documented and the project remains available together with its documents and decision trail.

Here are the benefits of the
Audiocrowd music subscription

Commercially usable music for your content

For social media, websites, videos, recruiting, and other communication formats. The exact usage is documented appropriately for each download.

License PDFs for approvals and archiving

Clear documentation is available per download for internal approvals, documentation, archiving, and later follow-up questions.

Workspace for research, feedback, and teamwork

Shortlists, feedback, approvals, and handovers run in one traceable team workflow instead of across scattered links, emails, and files.

German provider with a clear rights basis

Audiocrowd understands the requirements of the German market and uses documented, track-based rights checks instead of generic library claims.

Professional music production for recurring communication

Real composers

Why teams choose real composers on Audiocrowd

Audiocrowd combines a continuously growing catalog of 35,500+ tracks and variants with music from real composers. For teams, that is not just a matter of style, but the basis for traceable origin, clear rights, and documented approvals.

Large catalog, continuously growing

With 35,500+ tracks and variants, many variants, and music from hundreds of real composers, teams can not only find fitting tracks faster, but also support their communication with fresh music over time.

A clean licensing chain for commercial use

Music on Audiocrowd is provided with clarified rights and explicit approval for commercial use through Audiocrowd. That is the key difference for approvals, archiving, and long-term use.

More security for approvals, archiving, and long-term use

What saves time in the short term is not automatically the better solution. Licensing documents, project context, and traceable rights help with approvals, compliance, and later follow-up questions.

Our customers

Matching subscription pages for your team

If you already know more precisely in which context your team works, you will find the right entry points here with more concrete examples and typical questions.

Subscription for agencies

For client projects, rollouts, approvals, and recurring production in agency work.

Subscription for in-house marketing

For teams handling social media, websites, recruiting, campaigns, and recurring music needs.

Subscription for city marketing

For location communication, tourism, campaigns, and recurring public content.

Subscription for education and research

For universities, educational institutions, research formats, and regularly published media content.

Subscription for public institutions and administrations

For public communication, explainers, recruiting, and documentation-heavy team workflows.

Our plans for the music subscription

Here you can see Solo, Business, and Premium with the current terms and tiers. The pricing page presents the same plans with a stronger pricing focus.

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Frequently asked questions

The most important questions about usage, approvals, team collaboration, and archiving are answered here in a concise way.

Are the licenses valid after the subscription expires?

Yes. Content published during the subscription remains licensed. This is especially important for evergreen content, website videos, recruiting, and archived content.

Can we use the music across social media, websites, and videos?

Yes, as long as the selected license covers the respective use. That exact usage is selected and documented for each download.

How do license PDFs help with approvals and archiving?

They create traceability for internal approvals, compliance, later follow-up questions, and archived projects. This saves time, especially in recurring communication.

Can several team members work on projects together?

Yes. That is exactly what the workspace is for: dedicated access, shared shortlists, structured approvals, and a project context that does not depend on one individual.

Who is the music subscription especially for?

It fits teams that publish content regularly, for example in companies, agencies, public communication, education, or city marketing. Audiocrowd also offers dedicated detail pages for these contexts.

Why is a German provider relevant for many teams?

Because rights questions in the German market often need closer scrutiny. Audiocrowd uses documented, track-based rights checks instead of generic library claims.

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License music for your intended use

We check whether a track can be licensed for your use based on the specific track and usage context, including your selected channels, territory, and term. The resulting license defines which uses it covers. If your case cannot be assessed automatically, we review it individually.