Pricing

Yes! When choosing a plan, select “Test Drive” to give Track Club a spin. You’ll be able to browse our catalog, use MixLab™, and even download music, but you won’t be able to publish content with Track Club music until you sign up for a paid plan. If you’d like to try using Track Club music in your content, we also offer a 30-day money-back guarantee on our paid subscription plans. If you are not satisfied, cancel your subscription within 30 days and receive a full refund. If you cancel within 30 days of signing up, songs you downloaded during your trial are not eligible for use in projects.

Individual plans are for single users creating content for individual, personal channels. You are covered for one personal channel per social platform with no cap on followers, subscribers or monetization. An individual plan cannot be used for client work, freelance work or businesses of any kind.

Business plans are for users generating content for any business. This includes freelancers or independent contractors with clients that have less than 250 employees. A Business plan cannot be used for clients or businesses with more than 250 employees.

Track Club is not royalty-free. But, allow us to explain what that means! Track Club music is created by real artists, many of whom make a living off the music they create. Like all creators, they deserve to be compensated for their work. Track Club pays royalties to the artists on our roster based on both downloads and streams. When you subscribe to Track Club, you’re choosing an equitable music licensing option that supports artists better than any competitor. You don’t have to pay any royalties or extra fees to license Track Club music - it’s all covered in your subscription.

If you cancel your subscription within 30 days you will receive a full refund, but you will not be able to use any Track Club music in your content. If you decide to cancel your subscription after 30 days, you’ll no longer be able to download new songs but anything licensed during your subscription will remain covered. You’ll also still have access to your favorites, playlists, and download and license history.