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Online and mobile tariff

 

 

 

 

 Online and mobile
(Non-advertising)

 Per 30 second unit
(or part thereof)  

All sites: streamed programming or webcasting

 £40

All sites: permanent download  

 £100

  

     

 Per 30 second unit
(or part thereof)  

Per track 
Online adverts  ‘Making of' streamed videos - non-advertising   £150  £300
  All sites (stream) - world £300  £500
All sites download/viral campaign/stream - world £500 £800
 

    per track 
Online films All sites online - download

 £100
  All sites online - streamed programming

 -

 £40

 

      Per 30 second unit 
Online retail All sites online - download 

 -

 £100
  All sites online - streamed programming

 -

 £40
  Retail online/mobile apps

 -

£100 

 

Podcast

Per podcast

The per podcast rate allows you to use as much production music as you like in your podcast. You pay just the one rate no matter how much music you use. There is no podcast length restriction.   £150
 

 

Defined Terms

Streamed programming or webcasting: audio only or audiovisual content specifically made available online in a ‘play only’ format where no permanent copy is retained. Examples include online TV or radio programmes that are made specifically for the internet, corporate videos, interactive web or mobile games that are streamed.

Permanent download: the use of a production music work in a context in which a permanent copy is retained by the end user by download. Examples include interactive web or mobile games, online or TV programmes that are made specifically for the net, ringtones, podcasts, vodcasts and audio only/audiovisual content that is downloaded to a computer in a viral marketing email.

Podcast: a downloadable, audio only programme subject to the following restrictions:

  • Podcasts must be provided in the form of programmes in their entirety, and not as individual tracks or separate portions.
  • Podcasts must contain both speech and music, with the speech interspersed throughout.
  • There must not be any flags or markers inserted which enable the segmenting and disaggregation of tracks.

Apps: a downloadable retail computer or mobile phone program designed to perform a specific task for a user or other application.

PRS licence: Services that make the licensed production available over the internet or via mobile networks will also need to have an appropriate PRS licence covering the performing right.

 

Download the online and mobile rate card

Download the terms and conditions

 

Please note

An administration fee of £8 will be charged for each licence issued. Rates are quoted in £ sterling for a unit of 30 seconds or part thereof for each separate cue, unless otherwise stated. Aggregation of cues is not permitted unless otherwise stated. All fees are exclusive of VAT.

A licence is not valid until payment has been received by MCPS. MCPS reserves the right to request a copy of any completed production for verification purposes.

All rates apply to digital delivery via internet, intranet and mobile networks. The rates are inclusive of dubbing fees and incorporate the right to reproduce both the underlying musical work AND the sound recording. All rates incorporate the right to loop the music.

Performing right online licence

The performing right online licence covers the act of communicating music to the public when you want to use music online and have already cleared the mechanical rights (i.e. the right to copy/ reproduce the track) separately.

Performing right online licence is charged in units of £60 (+VAT)

Music hours are calculated by multiplying the viewer hours (i.e. the amount of time in total that users spend watching the content) by the percentage of music
in the content.

If music is the main focus of the content, see our explanation of usage limits.

To obtain a performing right online licence, contact the Online Licensing Team:
Tel: 020 7306 4991

Email: onlinelicensing@prsformusic.com


 

 
 
Getting a licence


Step 1 - Choose a music library

 

Step 2 - Listen to the tracks.

Select the music or sound effect. Keep a note of the details:

  • track title
  • catalogue number or CD number
  • track number
  • songwriter/composer
  • library name

 

Step 3 - Decide upon the licence requirements, get a quote and pay.

Call 020 8378 7555


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