audiomachine Review, Pricing & Features

See how Audiomachine's micro-licensing store works, real per-track pricing from $3.99 to $399.99, and where its epic trailer music has been placed.

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August 15, 2026
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Audiomachine is a production-music and trailer-music company whose epic orchestral, hybrid, and cinematic tracks have been placed in major entertainment marketing: trailers for The Last of Us Season 2 and the Robbie Williams biopic Better Man, launch trailers for video games including Call of Duty Mobile, Alan Wake 2: The Lake House, and Star Wars: Hunters, and global ad campaigns for Google, BMW, Volvo, Coca-Cola (FIFA World Cup 2018), and Samsung.

Alongside licensing music to studios and agencies directly, Audiomachine runs a self-serve 'Micro Licensing' storefront (search.audiomachine.com) where independent creators can search the full track catalog, add a track to a cart, choose a use-specific license, pay online via PayPal or credit card, and immediately download an uncompressed AIFF plus MP3 of the track along with the license document.

Micro-licensing tiers cover common creator use cases: Personal Use ($3.99), YouTube Video Monetization ($24.99), Social Media Bundle ($49.99), Photography Bundle ($59.99), Student Film / Film Festival ($99.99), Crowdfunding Campaigns ($149.99), Podcast ($199.99), Book Trailer ($349.99), and Small Business Website ($399.99, capped at under $1M annual gross revenue). Each license covers a single project/song combination; larger, custom, or studio-scale sync deals are handled through a separate contact form rather than the self-serve store.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Fully self-serve checkout — search, cart, license selection, and payment all happen online with no negotiation or waiting on a sales rep
  • Transparent, published per-license pricing for nine distinct use cases, from $3.99 personal use up to $399.99 for a small-business website
  • Proven industry track record: catalog placements in major trailers (The Last of Us Season 2, Better Man), AAA video game launches (Call of Duty Mobile, Alan Wake 2, Star Wars: Hunters), and global ad campaigns (Google, BMW, Volvo, Coca-Cola)
  • Every purchase includes both an uncompressed AIFF and an MP3 of the track plus the license document, delivered instantly via email/account
  • Offers a YouTube Content ID claim-release process for buyers of the monetization license or social bundle

Cons

  • No self-serve tier for large studio, broadcast, or agency-scale sync licensing — those cases must go through a separate contact form
  • Each license covers a single project/song combination, so reusing a track across multiple projects means purchasing separate licenses
  • No subscription or unlimited-download plan is offered; every track/use combination is priced and purchased individually
  • The Small Business Website license is restricted to companies with under $1 million in annual gross revenue, so larger businesses don't qualify for that tier

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