Music Licensing for Agencies
"We've been working with Soundstripe for five years now, and their ever-evolving toolkit and constant release of new music make Soundstripe one of the most valuable parts of our post-production process."
– Louis Galanti, Head of Post-Production
"Everything about Soundstripe and our experience using the platform has felt super intuitive. It feels like it's built for how real teams work. It's built for fast-paced companies such as ours."
– Kyle Trobman, Head of Content
Faster workflows.
Music for every channel your clients post to
The same campaign cut goes out to several feeds, and each one handles music differently. Here is how each works before the edit ships.
Music licensing for agencies. Taking every story from pitch to publish.
Soundstripe's greatest hits
- 127K original music assets
- 1,000 brands
- 400B video views
Frequently asked questions
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When you create content for a client using Soundstripe music, the music license is held by you as the creator—the account holder—not the client. Your client receives the right to use the delivered project as intended, but the underlying license remains tied to your account. This means the protections and permissions stay with you, and your client does not need their own Soundstripe account to use the finished work .
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No, the license does not transfer to your client; it stays tied to you as the creator, and your client can use the finished project you deliver under your license .
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Enterprise plans offer customized team management, including flexible seat assignments and advanced permissions, set up with your account manager for agencies needing more robust controls.
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If an agency and client part ways, the licenses for Soundstripe music stay with the creator—the agency or freelancer who licensed the music under their own account. The client can still use, publish, and distribute any project already delivered to them, but the license remains connected to the creator's account.