Commercial use license for songs made on Musikalis
Songs you generate while a paid subscription (Starter, Pro or Enterprise) is active can be released and monetized: on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube, in videos, ads, live shows and client work. The license stays in effect after you cancel. Songs made with free credits, or on an account that has only bought credit packs, are for personal, non-commercial use.
Which songs can be used commercially
What counts is whether a paid subscription was active on your account when the song was generated.
| How the song was made | Commercial use | If you cancel later | License letter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free sign-up creditsEvery new account | Personal, non-commercial use only | Not applicable | Not available |
| Credit packs only, no subscriptionOne-time purchases | Personal, non-commercial use only | Not applicable | Not available |
| Starter subscription | Yes | Still licensed | On request, by email |
| Pro subscription | Yes | Still licensed | On request, by email |
| Enterprise subscription | Yes | Still licensed | On request, by email |
Songs generated before you subscribed are not covered retroactively when you start a subscription. To use a song commercially, generate it while a paid plan is active.
The license in brief
These points apply to every song generated on your account while a paid subscription is active.
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Ownership
Musikalis does not claim ownership of these songs. Any right, title or interest Musikalis holds in them is transferred to you.
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Commercial use
You get a worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, edit, distribute, publicly perform and monetize the songs. This includes streaming and download services such as Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube, and use in videos, advertising, live performance and client projects. No credit to Musikalis is required.
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After you cancel
The license stays in effect if you later cancel or change your subscription.
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Free credits and credit packs
Songs generated with free credits, or on an account that has only bought credit packs, may be used for personal, non-commercial purposes only. Starting a subscription later does not cover songs made before it.
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Your own material
Lyrics, prompts and files you write or upload stay yours. You are responsible for having the rights to use them.
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AI-generated music
Whether AI-generated music can be registered for copyright depends on the law where you are, and the models may produce similar material for other users. Musikalis does not guarantee copyright registration or exclusivity. Follow your distributor’s rules on disclosing AI content, and do not enroll the songs in content-identification systems such as YouTube Content ID.
This page is a summary. The Terms of Service govern; where the two differ, the Terms of Service apply.
Read the Terms of ServiceWhat a license letter looks like
Any paid subscriber can ask for a PDF license confirmation. Each letter has its own reference number and lists every covered song by title, song ID and generation time. Letters are issued in English. The sample below uses a made-up licensee, account and songs.
How to request a license letter
Letters are issued by email to paid subscribers.
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Email support@musikalis.com
Write from the email address of your Musikalis account, or include that address in the message.
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Say which songs you need
Song titles are enough. Only songs generated while your paid subscription was active can be listed.
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Receive your PDF letter
The letter carries a reference number and lists each song with its title, song ID and generation time.
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Verification
If a distributor or platform wants to check the letter, they or you can email support@musikalis.com and quote the reference number.
Frequently asked questions
Can I release my songs on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube?
Yes, if the songs were generated while a paid subscription (Starter, Pro or Enterprise) was active on your account. The commercial license covers streaming and download services such as Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube, including monetization. Follow your distributor’s rules on disclosing AI-generated content.
Can I still use my songs after I cancel my subscription?
Yes. Songs generated while your paid subscription was active stay licensed after you cancel or change plans. Songs you generate after the subscription ends are not covered unless you subscribe again.
Can I register my songs with YouTube Content ID?
We recommend against it. The AI models may produce similar material for other users and Musikalis does not guarantee exclusivity, so do not enroll the songs in YouTube Content ID or other content-identification systems.
Can I use songs made with free credits commercially?
No. Songs generated with free sign-up credits, or on an account that has only bought credit packs, are for personal, non-commercial use. Subscribing later does not cover songs made before the subscription.
Do I need to credit Musikalis?
No. Crediting Musikalis is not required for songs covered by the commercial license.
Who owns the copyright in my songs?
Musikalis does not claim ownership of songs generated during a paid subscription and transfers to you any rights it holds in them. Whether AI-generated music can be registered for copyright depends on local law, and Musikalis does not guarantee registration or exclusivity. Lyrics, prompts and uploads you wrote remain yours.
How does a distributor verify my license letter?
Every letter has a reference number. The distributor, or you, can email support@musikalis.com and quote it.