No, "copyright free music" and "license free music" are not the same as "royalty-free music". Copyright free music means that the music is not protected by copyright law and can be used freely. However, just because the music is not protected it doesn't mean that the music is free of charge. License free music means that the music does not require a license to be used and the user does not need to pay for the right to use the music, this doesn't necessarily mean that the music is free of charge. Royalty-free music on the other hand, refers to music that can be used without paying royalties ea

Our music is forbidden to be used with explicit or illegal content. Other than that our music has no limitations as long as you have a valid subscription.

Royalty-free music is a type of licensing that allows the use of licensed music in multiple projects without paying additional fees. The purchaser pays a one-time fee often for a perpetual license. It's commonly used in films, TV shows, commercials, and other media projects. The cost varies depending on length, usage, and composer popularity. It's a cost-effective alternative to traditional licensing, where ongoing royalties must be paid each time the music is used.