Restaurants · Bars · Cafés
Music built for your room. Zero royalties.
A fully owned music catalog and a sound identity designed for your venues — lunch, dinner and late night, in every location.
Manifesto
A restaurant is not a kitchen with tables.
Guests don't come only to eat. They come to spend an evening. Music is part of that evening — it shapes how long they stay, what they order, and whether they come back.
The math
What a venue pays today
ASCAP's published 2026 rate is charged per person of licensed occupancy, every year — before BMI, SESAC and GMR. $502 minimum per venue; no posted occupancy? ASCAP uses square footage ÷ 20.
A 200-seat venue, recorded music · 200 × $4.69
$938 / yr
To ASCAP alone. Live music 4–7 nights raises the rate to $8.05 per seat; DJ, karaoke or dancing adds $2.72 more.
All four PROs combined, per location / year
$1,300–1,500
Reported industry floor across ASCAP, BMI, SESAC and GMR — and it only goes up from there, indexed to inflation.
Illustrative estimates from published 2026 ASCAP rate schedules and reported PRO minimums (ASCAP $402, BMI $365, SESAC $580, plus GMR). Actual fees vary by occupancy, size, programming and group agreements — confirmed by audit.
Our solution
A signature your guests recognize
Services
Bright and easy at lunch, warmer and slower at dinner, real energy late at the bar.
Zones
The bar, the dining room and the terrace each get their own treatment.
Seasons
Sound that follows your menu and your calendar, from the summer terrace to the holidays.
Your pricing
Half of one PRO. Instead of all four.
≈ $39 per month, per venue. No rate reviews, no annual indexation.
Our subscription is priced at 50% of ASCAP's published rate — and it replaces ASCAP, BMI, SESAC and GMR entirely. No rate reviews, no annual indexation.
Tell us what you pay today.
Send us your current music invoices — or simply your venue list and occupancy. We'll come back with your exact price and your saving.
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