Splice

Splice licenses samples, loops and presets by the credit, and anything downloaded stays licensed after the subscription stops, which is the arrangement that made it standard in music production. Credits refresh monthly and roll into the next month unused. It previews sounds inside the digital audio workstation rather than in a browser tab. This is raw material for making music rather than finished tracks to drop under a video, so a creator who wants a background bed should buy a licensing library instead.

Four subscriptions separated by monthly credits: Sounds+ at $12.99 for 100, Creator at $19.99 for 200, Creator+ at $39.99 for 500, and a standalone INSTRUMENT plan at $12.99 for presets alone. Every plan carries the desktop and mobile apps, DAW previewing through Bridge and what the page calls flexible cancellation. A trial promotion prices a first month of Creator at $4.99 and prints the standing $19.99 beside it.

Somebody making music rather than somebody scoring a video, who needs raw material and will arrange it themselves. The permanent licence on downloads makes a year of subscription into a library you keep. A creator looking for a finished track to sit under a vlog will find nothing here in that form and should buy from a licensing library instead.