
Cleared for commercial use
Play the full Moodby catalogue in public. No separate OneMusic licence for music from our catalogue.
Personal Spotify accounts are not licensed for public playback. Moodby gives your venue curated music cleared for commercial use, plus a certificate of compliance.
The personal playlist problem
A personal account — paid or not — covers personal listening. Moodby covers the venue: the music, the proof and the player.

Play the full Moodby catalogue in public. No separate OneMusic licence for music from our catalogue.

Download your compliance certificate and keep it with your business records.

Play from the phone, tablet or computer you already have, through the speakers already in your venue.
Built around a commercial space
Same phone, same speakers, same habit of pressing play. What changes is the account it all runs on — and what that account actually covers.
| What changes | Personal Spotify | Moodby |
|---|---|---|
| Designed for | Personal listening | Commercial venues |
| Public playback | Not permitted by its terms | Cleared for the Moodby catalogue |
| OneMusic contract | Still on you | Not required for Moodby music |
| Music selection | Whoever is on shift | 350+ DJ-curated stations |
| Compliance proof | Nothing to show | Certificate you can download |
| Venue control | One personal login, shared around | Locations, zones and staff roles |
Five minutes to background music
Five days free. No credit card.
Pick a station for your venue type and the time of day. Change it whenever the room does.
Play from the device and the speakers you already have.
Straight answers
No. Spotify's own terms licence the service for personal, non-commercial listening. Playing music for customers is public playback, so a personal subscription — free or paid — does not cover the venue.
Not for music from Moodby's catalogue. Every track is royalty-free, so no separate OneMusic licence is required for it. If you also play radio, TV, commercial chart music or live performances in your venue, those uses are separate and you would need to check them on their own.
We send you a compliance certificate. It documents that the music playing in your venue comes from Moodby's royalty-free catalogue. Keep it with your business records and show it if anyone asks.
No. Moodby is an independent background music service built for commercial venues. It does not use the Spotify catalogue and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Spotify.
350+ stations of royalty-free music, organised by venue type, genre, mood and time of day, and updated regularly by professional DJs.
No. Play from a compatible phone, tablet or computer, connected to the sound system already in your venue.
The trial runs five days and needs no credit card. After that, you can subscribe monthly, or commit upfront for one or two years.
Yes. Each location and zone runs its own stream, and staff can be given access to change the daily music while your account and billing settings stay locked.
Try Moodby on your speakers, in your space. Five days free.