Casual Game Music & SFX

Yes. All casual game music and sound effects are licensed for commercial use across all platforms — iOS, Android, PC, and web. Music licenses are based on revenue tier — the Common License covers projects earning under $100K. SFX licenses are user-based — Common covers game projects (1 user), Rare covers broader media use (1 user), and Legendary covers all media for up to 5 users. See our Pricing page for the full breakdown.

If you need specific packs for one project, a one-time purchase gives you a permanent license with no recurring cost. A subscription (Creator, Pro, or Business) gives you access to the full catalog — best if you need variety across multiple casual game projects. Projects released under an active subscription stay licensed permanently even after cancelling.

Yes. All casual game music tracks are designed to loop seamlessly. Each track includes intro, full loop, and end stinger variations — so you can control exactly when music starts, loops, and ends in your game without any audio gaps or abrupt cuts.

Yes. All music and sound effects are DMCA-safe and not registered with Content ID. Players who stream or record gameplay of your game will not face copyright claims or audio mutes — no extra license needed on their end.

Yes. One-time pack purchases are permanently licensed across unlimited games and projects. For subscription licenses, audio can be used in any project while your subscription is active — and any project released during an active subscription remains licensed permanently even after cancelling.

Yes. Download watermarked OGG previews of any track or sound effect to test directly in your game before buying. Visit our Try Before You Buy page to get started.