Artlist

Artlist sells a subscription that licenses everything on it for everything you make, including the videos you monetise, and the licence survives the subscription ending for anything already published. That last clause is the one worth reading twice, because it is where most stock music libraries hedge. The catalogue leans cinematic. Somebody who needs one track this month will find a per-track shop cheaper, and Artlist does not sell that way.

Plans start at $19.99 a month billed annually, with $69.99 as the popular tier and $399.99 for AI Professional. The entry plan is labelled AI Starter. What separates the tiers is which libraries are included and what the AI allowances are, rather than how the licence works. Because the page shows annual billing, a monthly commitment is either dearer or unavailable depending on the plan. The clause worth reading in full is the one covering what happens to already-published videos after a subscription ends.

A video creator publishing regularly who needs music cleared for monetized uploads and does not want to think about it again. The perpetual clause is what makes it worth an annual commitment, because your back catalogue stays safe if you stop paying. Somebody who needs one track for one project is paying a year's subscription for it, and a per-track shop is the cheaper answer.