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Your licensing fee goes to BMI’s affiliated songwriters, composers and music publishers in the form of royalties. Your payment supports the continued creation of music, which enhances the overall experience for your customers.
BMI offers more than 60 different music licenses to fit your business needs. See our complete list of licenses, rates and reporting forms. A BMI music license gives you clearance to play over 22.4 million songs in BMI’s award-winning catalog. More Questions About Music Licensing?
Our Royalty Policy Manual (or RPM) has been designed to compile in a convenient, easy-to-read format most of the information you want to know about the method by which your BMI royalties are calculated and distributed.
Student counts shall be reported for the Fall 2021 upon execution of this agreement. “Base Student Fee” for the 2021-2022 Contract Year shall be based on the number of Enrolled Students at the School, as outlined in the table in Paragraph 13(a) herein.
The fee is based on the total amount of people expected to hear your music, with the exception of Special Event Licenses. A set fee will cover an entire event and reflects a per person charge. You make payments based on your estimation of attendance and/or self-reporting your attendance figures.
If your business uses music from radio or television and is over 3,750 gross square feet, then you do need a BMI license. Under U.S. Copyright Law, there are some exceptions for businesses that are under 3,750 gross square feet using tv and or radio; however, they must meet certain criteria.
Demystify BMI music licensing for your business. Understand fees, uncover benefits, and explore easy to use alternatives. Read on to simplify your business music streaming.
