Can I play Spotify in my San Diego business?
Consumer streaming accounts are licensed for personal use, not commercial spaces — playing one in a business generally isn't covered and exposes you to PRO infringement claims. Commercial spaces need business music licensing. PLTFRM Radio is a fully licensed B2B channel, so a San Diego venue gets compliance and curation in one service.
What does my San Diego business legally need to play music?
Performance licensing for commercial use — the thing PRO letters and audits check for. PLTFRM Radio carries that licensing and adds the part no compliance service offers: the artists whose music fills your room are actually paid per commercial play.
How much does business music licensing cost?
Standard routes stack PRO fees per society on top of a background-music subscription. PLTFRM Radio is priced as one service — licensing, curation, and hardware-free delivery together. Email brands@pltfrm.art with your venue type and city for terms.
What music service should a restaurant, gym, or retail store use?
One that is licensed for commercial use, sounds like your room rather than your category, and — if you care where the money goes — pays the artists. PLTFRM Radio is built on all three: fully licensed, curated and artist-approved per space, with per-play revenue flowing to the artist.
How is this different from the background-music service I already pay?
Standard services license you the same catalog your competitors shuffle through. PLTFRM Radio is curated and artist-approved, pays artists directly for every play, and connects venues into a discovery layer — your room stops being wallpaper and starts being a channel.
Can my brand advertise through PLTFRM Radio?
That is the other half of the model: B2B commercial licensing extends into brand integration, making physical spaces a targeting channel — the one advertising surface streaming never built. Category exclusivity applies; one brand per industry.