Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Yes, but only when you have the appropriate license. Playing music without proper authorization may result in fines, legal claims, or compliance issues depending on your jurisdiction.

No. Consumer streaming platforms are generally licensed for personal, non-commercial listening only. Public playback in a commercial space usually requires a dedicated business music license.

You may face financial penalties, legal action, copyright claims, or inspections from copyright enforcement organizations depending on local laws and regulations.

A business music license is a legal authorization that allows companies to play music in public or commercial spaces where customers, visitors, staff, or guests may hear it.

A ClearMusicPro license allows you to play music from our catalog in your registered commercial location during the active license period, according to the terms of your selected plan.

The standard license does not include advertising, social media content, film or video production, broadcasting, resale, redistribution, or synchronization rights. Separate licensing is required for these uses.

Yes. Each physical business location requires its own active license unless a custom multi-location agreement has been approved by ClearMusicPro.

ClearMusicPro provides licensed music for business use. However, users are responsible for complying with local copyright laws, public performance rules, and any additional requirements in their country.

Depending on your country, local Performing Rights Organizations may require separate payments or registrations. ClearMusicPro covers music use from its own catalog, but local legal obligations may still apply.

ClearMusicPro provides licensed music within the permitted scope of use. You remain responsible for using the music correctly and complying with local laws, regulations, and license terms.

You should provide your license confirmation, proof of payment, and any related account or business information showing that your music usage is authorized.

You can use ClearMusicPro music in restaurants, cafés, retail stores, hotels, spas, beauty salons, gyms, offices, showrooms, and other registered commercial premises.

Yes, music may generally be used within multiple areas of the same licensed location, unless otherwise restricted by your license terms or subscription plan.

Offline playback may be available depending on your plan. Offline use must remain within the active license period and must follow the terms of your subscription.

No. Ads, videos, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, films, and other visual media require a separate synchronization license, which is not included in the standard business playback license.

Pricing depends on the selected subscription plan, business type, number of locations, and any additional licensing requirements. Please review our pricing options or contact us for custom licensing.

Yes. ClearMusicPro may offer monthly and annual subscription options. Annual plans are usually more convenient for businesses that need continuous legal music playback.

Yes. After payment, you receive confirmation and, where available, a downloadable PDF license document for your business records.

Yes. You may cancel your subscription according to the terms of your plan. Your license remains active until the end of the paid billing period.

Yes. Artists, composers, producers, and music rights holders may submit original music for review and possible future commercial licensing opportunities.

Yes. Artists and composers retain ownership of their intellectual property unless otherwise agreed in a separate written agreement.

Artists may earn revenue when their music is licensed through ClearMusicPro, according to the terms of the applicable artist, composer, or rights holder agreement.