Free Music Archive
6.2#23 in stock music librariesFree planFree planWeb
VisitFree Music Archive vs Soundstripe
Soundstripe
8.1#1 in stock music librariesFree planFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Free Music Archive | Soundstripe |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | FMA describes visitors using its catalogue for personal listening and for media projects such as videos, podcasts, films, games, apps, and commercials, subject to track licenses. | The pricing page describes plans for freelancers, podcasters, hobbyists, nonprofits, small businesses, brands, agencies, and media organizations. |
| Headquarters | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Nashville, Tennessee, United States |
| Licensing limits | Each song or album page indicates its license, and users are responsible for following that license when downloading or using the work. | Personal licenses exclude commercial brand promotion and broadcast use; Pro and Pro Plus exclude broadcast distribution, while Business is limited to one designated market area. |
Free Music Archive plans
- FreeFree
Soundstripe plans
- Twitch Free ExtensionFree
- Twitch Pro Extension$3.99 a month
- Individual$9.99 a month
- Standard Music Licensing Plans$19.99 a month
- Personal$49, paid once
- Digital$199, paid once
Pick Free Music Archive if…
It suits listeners seeking free music, as well as people looking for tracks for media projects such as videos, podcasts, films, games, apps, or commercials. Anyone reusing a work needs to follow the license shown on its page.
Pick Soundstripe if…
Soundstripe suits creators, teams, and organizations seeking licensed music, sound effects, or video for projects. Its listed audience includes freelancers, podcasters, hobbyists, nonprofits, businesses, brands, agencies, and media organizations.