
Background music. Made for your business.
No separate PPL PRS licence (TheMusicLicence) needed for Sonosfera catalogue playback under an active plan.
£14.99 a month, per location.
Free for 14 days, no card needed
Built by a salon owner, for businesses like yours.
Find the sound for your space. Tap a colour to listen.
Tap a card below to hear a sample
Warm Acoustic
Café Lo-fi
Ambient
Warm House
Spa Ambient
Movement
Downtempo
Acoustic
Soul
Chillout
Nu-Jazz
Balearic
Neo-Soul
Piano
Funk
Ambient House
Autopilot schedules mornings, afternoons and evenings for each location, then runs itself, every day.
01PPL or PRS asks about your music.
02We explain our catalogue directly to the society.

Your Sonosfera Music Use Certificate: proof of Sonosfera catalogue playback under your active plan.
We contact the society and set out our position on the Sonosfera catalogue. Fees they assess on your business stay yours. Other music needs its own licensing.
Clients love the music — it's completely shifted the vibe of our shop. And I don't have to worry about fines anymore.”

“I run a salon. So we built the thing I wished existed.”
Akash · Founder · Mesmerising Beauty, Newcastle
UK music licensing
In the UK, most businesses that play mainstream commercial music need TheMusicLicence from PPL PRS, which collects for two societies at once. A pub with an audible area of 400 m² or less playing through a radio pays £359.95 a year ex VAT — £204.19 to PPL plus £155.76 to PRS for Music. Through a streaming service or CD player the PRS row changes and the total is £515.78 ex VAT. Your own figure depends on sector, floor area and how music is used. You don't need a PPL PRS licence to play Sonosfera: our catalogue is fully rights-controlled and sits outside PPL and PRS repertoire, so you can play it in your venue freely. Every track you play through Sonosfera is included. Any other music — radio, streaming or live — needs its own licence.
Not for eligible Sonosfera catalogue playback at covered premises. Our catalogue is owned outright and isn't registered with PPL PRS, so TheMusicLicence isn't needed for Sonosfera playback. PPL, PRS, and TheMusicLicence may still be relevant if your venue also plays Spotify, radio, DJs, live music, uploaded files, or third-party playlists.
Yes. Sonosfera's catalogue is owned outright and isn't registered with any collecting society, so eligible playback of the Sonosfera catalogue is properly cleared for supported commercial settings, with certificate-ready records to prove it. It does not cover Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, radio, DJs, live music, uploads, or third-party playlists — those keep their own routes.
Sonosfera is a business music product with venue playlists, certificate-ready records for eligible accounts, and a catalogue-specific playback route. Personal streaming accounts are not the same as commercial venue playback rights. Local society fees can apply to mainstream music on top of a streaming subscription. Sonosfera's owned catalogue needs no separate society licence for eligible catalogue playback under an active plan.
Playback pauses until you choose a plan; nothing is deleted. Your account, zones, business profile and music preferences are all kept, so if you upgrade later you pick up exactly where you left off. The trial takes no card, so you'll never be charged automatically.
Any time, in a couple of clicks: Settings → Billing → Cancel membership. You keep access until the end of the period you've already paid for — no calls, no forms. Paid-upfront multi-year plans run to the end of their agreed term; the pricing page sets out their terms.
Any internet-connected device works: computer, tablet, smart TV, or dedicated media player. Just connect to your existing sound system.
Absolutely. Business plans support multi-location management from a single dashboard, perfect for chains and franchises.
You won't find chart hits or specific artists. That's a licensing limitation, not a choice. But you can request the types of music, moods, and genres you want, and your input directly shapes what gets added. Sonosfera is for businesses who want curated catalogue playback that runs itself.
The track that's already playing keeps going from its buffer, and playback resumes automatically once your connection comes back. After a longer outage you may need to tap play once. Music isn't stored offline, so you'll need a working connection for continuous all-day playback.
Yes. Sign in to your Sonosfera account in any phone browser and the dashboard doubles as a remote: play or pause each zone, skip tracks, switch the vibe, and adjust the volume, all while the music keeps playing on the device connected to your speakers.
Every track is original music owned by Sonosfera, made specifically for commercial spaces. It's designed to create atmosphere, not demand attention, which is exactly what background music should do. Tap play on the sample earlier to judge for yourself.
Sonosfera uses its own catalogue route instead of giving access to every mainstream song. That keeps the product focused and affordable. Traditional licensing costs £470/year; Sonosfera starts at £149.90/year.
If your room needs chart hits, specific artists, DJ sets, or live-music cover, a blanket society licence is the right tool, and we'll tell you so. Sonosfera is for venues that want great background atmosphere from a catalogue we own outright, with proof on hand, and none of the licensing stack.
Create your account (30 seconds), pick your business type, and start listening. No credit card needed. The whole process takes about 3 minutes.
Set the vibe in a few minutes. Hear the difference tonight.
Free for 14 days, no card needed
“That peace of mind matters just as much as the music.”
On switching provider
“After trying Sonosfera, I couldn't see what we were getting for the extra money with our old provider.”
I thought switching to a cheaper service would mean compromising on something. But the music sounds great, the app is easier to use, and we're paying less than before. After trying Sonosfera, I couldn't see what we were getting for the extra money with our old provider.
On setup
“We got Sonosfera working with our compatible speakers, and I can make changes from my phone.”
I didn't want a complicated setup or another system my team would have to learn. We got Sonosfera working with our compatible speakers, and I can make changes from my phone. Between the simple controls and being able to manage everything in one place, it just fits how we run the business.
On the daily routine
“The staff can focus on serving customers instead of playing DJ all day.”
We used to change the music manually as the café got busier, and half the time someone would forget. Now we set the morning, afternoon and evening schedules once and let them run. The staff can focus on serving customers instead of playing DJ all day.
On running several venues
“It's a huge relief having that control without being on-site.”
We have several locations, and I was tired of chasing managers about the playlists. Now I can manage the music for each venue from one dashboard, while still giving every location its own feel. It's a huge relief having that control without being on-site.
We contact the society and set out our position on the Sonosfera catalogue. Fees they assess on your business stay yours. Other music needs its own licensing.
On licensing
“That peace of mind matters just as much as the music.”
We used to worry about paying for a music service and then getting another licensing bill on top. With Sonosfera, it's clear what their own catalogue covers under our plan, and there's documentation if anyone asks. That peace of mind matters just as much as the music.