- One podcast title (show)
- No ads or sponsorships
- Independent productions
- Unlimited Downloads
- One podcast title (show)
- Ads/sponsor supported
- Independent or network affiliated
- Unlimited Downloads
Pricing
- Multiple podcast titles (show)
- Ad/sponsor supported
- Network affiliated
Plans & Pricing FAQ's
How does the billing/subscription cycle work?
Upon sign up you will provide PodcastMusic.com with your podcast’s RSS feed URL. You pay your monthly subscription fee and download and use as much music as you’d like. Every episode you publish while subscribed is fully covered by your license. Every podcast you publish is covered while you’re subscribed.
What if I cancel my subscription?
All episodes published while you were subscribed are covered, and new episodes published while not subscribed are not covered.
How many episodes can I publish each month with music in them?
As many as you want. We’ll take your RSS feed and verify which songs were used for our own reporting needs but you aren’t limited in what you can and can’t use. We won’t limit how awesome you want to make your podcast sound!
What if I get contacted by ASCAP, BMI or SESAC for additional royalty collections?
Your paid subscription grants you a direct performance license on any music you use. That means the PROs don’t play a role in the performances, collections, and royalties on music that comes from our service!
Once I publish an episode will I ever owe additional royalties?
No! Once your episode is published all rights are covered in perpetuity.
Are worldwide rights included?
Yes. However, your podcast must originate and be hosted in North America. You’ve got listeners all over the world so your license covers you when they listen to your podcast too!
How do you know what I use?
We require you to provide us with your podcast’s RSS feed during sign up. We’ll use our proprietary music detection technology to identify the music you’re using in your episodes. We do this to make sure you never get hit with royalty fees from the PROs or other entities. These reports verify everything used which is a good thing for all.