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stations. Built for cafés, bars, restaurants and small venues where music fees cut into
the margin.
Even royalty-free music can require a public-performance licence in United States. Verify with ASCAP before playing music in your venue.
Informational only — not legal advice. Always verify the current requirements with your local agency.
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OptionCost
Licensed music service / collecting society
Collecting society / licensed background-music subscription
€400/mo
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pay for the music. Figures are estimates; verify your own current fees.
No station can give a 100% guarantee against collecting-agency claims.
Collecting societies in some countries may claim fees for public performance regardless
of the music's copyright status.
In the Netherlands, BUMA/Stemra and SENA may require a
licence even for public-domain music. In Germany GEMA, in France
SACEM, in Italy SIAE have similar requirements. The
language picker above shows the agency for your market.
Always verify with your local collecting society before playing any music in a
commercial venue. This guide is for information only and is not legal advice.