Unlimited Music for Video Creators

You can use the music in videos, podcasts, social media content, online advertising, websites, and other online projects published on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and other social media platforms worldwide.

No. You can publish your content on unlimited channels, including third-party channels. The number of channels you can monetize depends on your plan (see below).

All major social media platforms are supported, including YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and others.

Yes. Any content published during an active subscription can remain online and monetized forever, even after your subscription ends.

Subscription plans are designed for online video and social media content. For games, TV, broadcast use, and professional distribution such as VOD platforms (like Netflix), film festivals, or theatrical release, you can purchase a single track license with extended rights.

Yes, all plans include monetization on your own channels.

• Creator: Monetize 1 of your own channels per platform (unlimited platforms).
• Business: Monetize up to 3 of your own channels per platform.
• Agency: Monetize up to 3 of your own channels per platform.

For client monetization rights, see the Client Work section below.

Monetization includes advertising revenue (such as YouTube ad revenue), sponsorships, brand integrations, paid promotions, affiliate and referral links, and other similar ways of generating income from your content.

Automated copyright claims are a normal part of YouTube's Content ID system and may occur on some tracks. This is a standard verification process and not a copyright strike, penalty, or warning. A claim simply means that YouTube has recognized the music and matched it to the registered rights holder. It does not put your channel at risk.

Our library is used safely by thousands of creators, businesses, and filmmakers every day. If a claim appears, you can quickly resolve it using your license verification link (see below).

NeoSounds has long-standing relationships with artists, distributors, and Content ID partners on YouTube, helping make license verification and claim resolution straightforward.

Some tracks may be registered in YouTube's Content ID system by artists or their partners. This is a common industry practice that helps protect artists' rights and prevent unauthorized use while allowing us to offer a larger and more diverse music catalog. Learn more in our article about Content ID and copyright claims.

A license verification link is a unique link included with every download. It provides up-to-date license information and contains only the information necessary to verify your license and resolve copyright claims. It can be shared with platforms, clients, or rights holders as proof that the track was licensed during an active subscription (see example).

The license verification link is available in your Download History. Open the context menu next to the relevant download and select "Verification Link".

Simply submit your license verification link through YouTube's dispute process. Claims are typically cleared quickly, and we provide a step-by-step guide if you need assistance.

Yes. While the license verification link is tied to a specific download and contains only the information necessary to verify your license and resolve copyright claims, a PDF license provides detailed information about your licensed rights, including account information associated with the license.

You can download the PDF license at any time from the context menu of the relevant plan on your My Subscriptions page.

Yes. With the Business and Agency plans, you can use music in content you create for your clients.

• Creator: Not available
• Business: Up to 5 clients per month
• Agency: Up to 30 clients per month

Your clients can publish the content on unlimited channels across unlimited platforms, subject to the same publishing permissions included in your plan.

Yes. Your clients may monetize that content on 1 of their own channels per platform, with no limit on the number of platforms.

Yes. Client projects must be delivered during an active subscription. Once delivered, your clients can continue using the content indefinitely, even after your subscription ends.

You can cancel your subscription at any time from your My Subscriptions page. Your subscription will remain active until the end of the current billing period, and you will not be charged again unless you renew.

You will continue to have access until the end of your current billing period. Any content published during your active subscription remains licensed forever, even after your subscription ends.

We’re currently working on upgrade options. In the meantime, all plans are month-to-month — you can cancel anytime and switch to a different plan the following month.

You can also start a new plan at any time, as multiple plans can be used simultaneously — see the section below.

Yes. You can have multiple plans and switch between them at any time using the selector in the site header. When you switch to a plan, all subsequent downloads are licensed under that plan.

Depending on your location, you can pay with a debit or credit card, Google Pay, Apple Pay, and other supported methods. All payments are securely processed via Stripe.

Once your payment is complete, you can start downloading and using music immediately. Invoices are available to download anytime from your account.

Subscription pricing is based on USD.

During checkout, you can choose to pay in USD or your local currency (if available). Available currency options are provided by our payment provider (Stripe) based on your location, with prices converted from USD.

• If you choose to pay in your local currency, the amount may vary slightly between billing periods due to exchange rates. Invoices will be issued in your selected currency and reflect the exact amount charged in that currency.
• If you choose to pay in USD, the subscription price remains fixed, and any currency conversion is handled by your bank or payment provider. Invoices will be issued in USD.

For single track licenses, you can select your preferred currency directly on the site for both display and payment.