Mubert
Generative, royalty-free music as an API for apps, games, and livestreams; Content ID registration and streaming distribution are banned on every tier.
At a Glance
Mubert is an AI tool for Music generation (category: Audio & Voice). Free access: No free plan published. Paid from 49 USD per month (Trial). Documented: 4 plans with prices and limits.
- Category
- Music generation
- Paid from
- 49 USD / Month (Trial)
- Free Option
- No free plan published
- Plans
- 4
- Sources
- 4 verified sources
Category: Audio & Voice · Music generation
Features
Mubert provides generative, royalty-free music as a streaming API for apps, games, and livestreams, driven by text, image, BPM, or activity input, with sub-second WebRTC latency.
Startup costs $199 a month for 5,000 tracks, but without sublicensing rights. Only Startup+ at $499 allows passing Mubert music into products that end users publish themselves. On every tier, Content ID registration and streaming distribution remain explicitly banned.
- Text-to-music, image-to-music, BPM-based, and activity-based generation
- WebRTC streaming with sub-second latency for live adaptation
- Over 200 million tracks generated historically, more than 150 genres and 50 moods
- A 12,000-track pre-curated library for immediate use
- Named integrations per the official API page: Picsart, Canva, Restream
- Sublicensing for end-user content only from Startup+ or Enterprise
Prices and plans
| Tier | Price | Period | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trial | 49 USD | Month | 100 generated tracks or streaming minutes per month Testing only, no sublicensing right per Mubert's own sublicensing article Watermark and reduced quality on free remixes |
| Startup | 199 USD | Month | 5,000 tracks or streaming minutes per month No sublicensing right |
| Startup+ | 499 USD | Month | 30,000 tracks or streaming minutes per month Sublicensing right, minimum tier for products where end users publish content Custom vocals and audio-branding licensing negotiable |
| Enterprise | contact sales | Individual | Negotiable quota Sublicensing right included Custom vocals and branding licensing |
Prices per vendor, excl. taxes/VAT where applicable.
Limits
Mubert draws a sharp line between use and ownership: Mubert retains ownership of every generated track, customers only acquire a usage right. On every API tier, submitting tracks to streaming services like Spotify or Apple Music, and any Content ID registration, is explicitly banned. Sublicensing to end users, for example when they publish their own content with Mubert music, is only allowed from Startup+ upward. Alongside the developer API listed here, Mubert also offers Mubert Render and Mubert.ai as two separately priced consumer tools with their own licensing logic.
Alternatives and similar tools to Mubert
Mubert alternatives comparison →
FAQ
Is Mubert available for free?
No. No free access is published on the vendor's own pages. There is no free API tier. The cheapest entry point is the discounted Trial at $49 per month.
Where is the vendor of Mubert based?
Mubert Inc. is based in the USA. Regardless of that location, data processing and privacy terms are governed by the vendor's own contract.
How is Mubert billed?
Mubert API: Trial $49/month (reduced from $99) for 100 tracks or streaming minutes, without sublicensing. Startup $199/month (reduced from $249) for 5,000 tracks/minutes, without sublicensing. Startup+ $499/month (reduced from $999) for 30,000 tracks/minutes, with sublicensing, the minimum tier for products with publishable end-user content. Enterprise on request. There are also two separately priced consumer products: Mubert Render (web generator, Free to $199/month) and Mubert.ai (credit model, Free to about $33/month). This entry primarily describes the API.
How much does Mubert cost?
The cheapest paid plan of Mubert is Trial at 49 USD per month. 4 plans are documented in total, each with its price and limits.
Is Mubert currently available?
Mubert is still active: Trial, Startup, Startup+, and Enterprise API tiers. Render and Mubert.ai are active separately.
How we compare
We compare free access, paid entry, plan limits, features and the listed official sources. Unsourced figures stay marked as not published.
Only confirmed entries appear in the catalog. Prices, plans and limits come from listed official vendor pages. Missing figures stay marked as not published. Search results are ordered by Task match by default; category and task lists are alphabetical. Both can be switched to Free access first; neither is a quality ranking. The vendor page always wins.
Edited and checked by the AI Compare Ninja team
Sources
All details regarding plans, limits, and features are based on official vendor documentation and the primary sources verified below.
- https://mubert.com/api
- https://mubert.com/api/plans
- https://mubert.com/render/pricing
- https://mubert.com/render/docs/tou
Visit site (opens in a new tab)
Spotted an outdated figure? Vendor pages change without notice. Report an error