MusicbedReviews of musicbed.com

It was fantastic to get a personal reply from Jeremy at Musicbed. Its very rare music licensing agencies actually respond ! This gives me encouragement that my music will find it's way to the right person. Fingers crossed! Simon Oakley & The Witching Hounds

Just great people with great art. Awesome team!

I love Musicbed. Their memberships are very reasonable. The group CHPTRS is my go-to Group, and I just discovered the group 100 Years. So many talented musicians! They are also very responsive. Musicbed should be your one stop place for music licensing!

Very prompt in responding and helpful!

Musicbed's team was responsive and transparent throughout the submission process. They clearly explained next steps, communicated timelines, and followed up professionally. Currently awaiting their acquisitions review—impressed by their engagement level so far.

Excellent service, I would recommend it to everyone

Allyson provided truly excellent customer service! She was incredibly quick to respond to my query and immediately provided me with the direct link I needed for the application module, saving me a lot of time. Her professional yet very friendly and lovely demeanor made the whole process smooth and pleasant. Five stars for efficiency and great customer care!

Be Careful When Subscribing to Musicbed I want to warn other creators — especially small YouTubers — to be very careful before subscribing to Musicbed. I am a tiny content creator and had uploaded only my first three personal, non-monetized vlog videos. None of them had more than 300 views, and my channel doesn’t promote any business in the traditional sense. But let’s be honest: Almost every creator has some connection to their profession — maybe a book, a skill, or just sharing their life. That’s normal. That’s what YouTube is for. Despite this, Musicbed contacted me and said my videos violated their Creator License because my YouTube page had links connected to my work. They wrote: “Each video and YouTube landing page cannot feature links to products for sale, businesses, or additional services… Removing the videos is not an acceptable solution… You must either buy single-song licenses ($350/song) or upgrade your subscription.” For me, this was shocking and disappointing. I genuinely believed the Creator License covered small creators using music in simple videos. Instead, I was told I had to pay hundreds of dollars per song or upgrade to a $1,000+ license — for three tiny videos with almost no views. In my opinion, asking for such high fees from small creators, especially for minimal, personal content, is unfair and goes against what creator platforms should stand for. If you’re thinking about subscribing to Musicbed, read the fine print very carefully. What looks like a simple creator-friendly license can quickly become expensive and complicated.