Licensed, ad-free music for gyms and fitness studios.
Fitness studios are among the businesses most often contacted about performance-rights fees. SoftWork Beats is licensed for public play, ad-free, and purely instrumental — steady energy for the studio floor, calm for reception, and no royalty paperwork either way.
What you get
- Fully licensed for public performance — the paperwork gyms get chased for.
- Instrumental only: no lyrics to clash with a class or bother a member.
- Upbeat genres for the floor, calmer ones for reception and cooldown.
- Runs from any device into the sound system you already have.
What the license covers
Playing SoftWork Beats through our app — free or paid — includes a public performance license for your place of business: lobby, waiting room, treatment rooms, and more. No per-song royalty paperwork. Consumer streaming apps don't allow this.
Read the full public performance licenseWhy not Spotify?
Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube are licensed for personal use only. Playing them in your business isn't covered and can put you at risk. SoftWork Beats is licensed specifically for public, commercial playback in spaces like yours.
Frequently asked questions
Do gyms need a music license?
Playing music publicly in a gym generally requires a public performance license, and fitness businesses are commonly contacted by performance-rights organizations. Playing SoftWork Beats through our app includes that license for your place of business.
Is the music instrumental, or does it have vocals?
It's entirely instrumental — no lyrics, ever. If you want chart vocals for a high-intensity class, this isn't that. It's built for studios, reception, yoga and pilates, stretching, and cooldowns — energy without words.
Which genres suit a fitness space?
Pop and Energetic Focus carry the studio floor, while Chill Electronic and Acoustic Mornings suit reception, stretching, and cooldown. You can run a different genre in each room.