Resources
Sync licensing
Libraries and agencies that publish an official way for artists to submit music for TV, film, advertising, or games.
Official submission paths
6 libraries or services verified November 14, 2026.
| Library or service | Website | Official page | Published path, fees, or status | Notes & source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TAXI Independent A&R membership | taxi.com | Official page | Official User Agreement on the Join page (retrieved November 14, 2026): $299.95 first-year membership, $199.95 renewal, and $5 per song submission. TAXI publishes a full-year (365-day) refund period from the join date. | Official Join page publishes the Talent Services Agreement and the Join TAXI path. Listings include labels, film and TV supervisors, publishers, and production music. Optional services may carry additional official fees. Source: official page · Verified Nov 14, 2026 |
| Music Gateway Paid artist platform with sync briefs | musicgateway.com | Official page | Official Pricing page: Pro $89/year — 70% sync placement royalties, 4 sync submissions and 8 sync-brief submissions per month (also 100% distribution royalties and 90% publishing royalties). Unlimited $199/year — 80% sync placement royalties and unlimited sync and sync-brief submissions (100% distribution royalties and 95% publishing royalties). Extra artist on Pro: $24/year. | Official Submit Music page: “Submit your music to sync briefs” / “Join our Sync Agency.” Open the official pricing page before you pay; plans change. Source: official page · Verified Nov 14, 2026 |
| Audio Network Production-music library | audionetwork.com | Official page | Official Music Submission form. No application fee was published on that form. | Official form: “Submit your work for consideration.” It asks for a “Sure to Impress” playlist (Disco or SoundCloud preferred) and whether you are exclusively signed, and states they typically cannot work with artists and composers who are already signed exclusively. Official U.S. FAQ: the music team will reach out if interested; no need to follow up. Source: official page · Verified Nov 14, 2026 |
| Artlist Music licensing catalog | artlist.io | Official page | Official help article does not publish an application fee. | Official Artlist help article “How can I join the Artlist catalog?”: “Submit an application here!” linking to https://artlist.io/Home/Application/. You will be asked to submit MP3s and links to work that is available for licensing; the Catalog Team messages you after review. The application URL itself returned a Cloudflare challenge in this pass; the official instructions are taken from the retrieved help article. Source: official page · Verified Nov 14, 2026 |
| Music Vine Sync licensing platform | musicvine.com | Official page | Official How It Works page does not publish a revenue-split percentage. Official rule: exclusive music is encouraged; non-exclusive is accepted; at least 50% of your Music Vine portfolio must consist of exclusive material. | Official Become an Artist page invites artists to complete the Artist Application Form at https://musicvine.com/contact/artist-application. More official detail is on the How It Works page. Source: official page · Verified Nov 14, 2026 |
| Broadjam Music-licensing membership | broadjam.com | Official page | Official membership page (retrieved November 14, 2026): Primo $19.95/month (4 submission credits) through $49.95/month (18 credits); additional music-licensing submissions $5 on Primo. Film/TV membership $9.95/month ($5 submissions to film/TV opportunities, $10 to others). Mini membership is free, with $20 submissions to all music-licensing opportunities. Official compare table: Primo keeps 100% of the first 500 download sales; Film/TV, Mini, and Free keep 80%. Primo can be canceled anytime. | Official membership page: submission credits are for opportunities placed by TV networks, music supervisors, publishers, filmmakers, content creators, and marketing agencies. Open that official page before you pay. Source: official page · Verified Nov 14, 2026 |
Official status only — not currently open to unsolicited submissions
These companies publish a current closed or invite-only policy on their own sites. That is listed so artists are not sent to a path that is no longer open.
2 libraries verified November 14, 2026.
| Library or service | Website | Official page | Published path, fees, or status | Notes & source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Songtradr Sync licensing | songtradr.com | Official page | Official support article: monetization deals previously tied to Songtradr Marketplace ended September 30, 2026. Sync licensing has shifted to an invite-only model under a Master Services Agreement (MSA). If you have not already signed an MSA, the official article says they are unable to extend an offer at this time. | This is the company’s official public status, not an open artist-submission form. Source: official page · Verified Nov 14, 2026 |
| Epidemic Sound Music licensing catalog | epidemicsound.com | Official page | Official For Artists page: “Epidemic Sound isn’t accepting new artist applications right now. Check back soon for updates.” | Official artist FAQ confirms the same closed status and says that when applications reopen, it will be through the button on that page: https://www.epidemicsound.com/campaign/artist-faq/ Source: official page · Verified Nov 14, 2026 |
About this list
Official contacts only, verified November 14, 2026 (America/Chicago). Every website, submission page, email, mailing address, and published price was copied from the organization’s official site. If a field is blank, it was not published on the official page we cite.
Policies change. Open the official link and re-check before you send music or a package. Rap Therapy is not affiliated with these organizations and cannot submit, follow up, or negotiate on your behalf.
We only list a sync library or agency when we could retrieve an official artist-submission path, published fee, or official open/closed status on its own site. Invite-only or “not accepting” wording is copied from that official page. Do not use a third-party “submit to this library” blog as a contact.
