Before the first appointment
Open the player at reception and walk through the salon. A comfortable level by the desk can feel different at a treatment chair.
Hear it as your client would.
Try these previews at reception and by a treatment chair. Listen for a sound you would be comfortable hearing throughout a longer appointment.
Leave room for the consultation.
A client may be with you for an hour, while your team hears the music all day. Look for a steady background that works during a consultation, a treatment and a wait at reception. Judge it with dryers and other equipment running.
An example salon day
A full appointment book
Use a consistent channel while people arrive, talk and move between stations. Avoid relying on a staff member to pick a new playlist between appointments.
Longer treatments
Try a calmer channel for a quieter part of the day. Schedule the change around your bookings, not an assumed universal salon timetable.
Your salon’s music, on its own device.
Choose the sound in the account and leave the player link on the reception device. When another person opens the salon, they use the same setup. For several addresses, choose channels and schedules for each location from the same account.
Your venue’s country matters.
This English page serves more than one market. Select the venue’s country beside the prices; the page language does not set its licensing rules.
For a UK hair or beauty business, check its actual music use against PPL PRS requirements. In the US, identify the repertoire and the relevant rights holders. A reception player and an independent treatment-room stream should not be assumed to be one setup.
Music for your kind of business
One location or a whole network. Find a starting point for your space.
The music comes with documents.
A certificate for your business, a staff memo and a playback log, together in your account.
QR-verifiable
Named certificate
Issued to your legal entity, with a number, validity dates and a QR code that leads to a public verification page.
Certificate sample →
Staff memo
One page that tells your team what to say when someone asks about the music in the room.
Playback log
An append-only record of every track played at your location — exportable whenever you need it.
One subscription per location
What is included and how billing works
Every feature is included in the one price — there are no tiers to compare. The subscription covers the full catalog with all channels, a certificate issued to your legal entity with QR verification, the staff memo, an append-only playback log with CSV export, and a player that keeps playing offline on any device with a browser. The same price replaces both the society fees and a music service subscription: the catalog is outside society repertoires, so nothing extra is owed for the music. Each location gets its own player link and its own line in the subscription; the annual plan adds two months free, and networks get a discount automatically at checkout — 10% per location from two locations, 20% from five. The trial lasts 7 days with no card, and you can cancel anytime — the paid period stays yours.
Monthly
€15
per location, per month
Billed monthly
- Full catalog and all channels
- Offline player, any device with a browser
- Certificate, staff memo, playback log
- Cancel anytime — the paid period stays yours
Yearly
Save €30 a year€12.50
per location, per month
Billed yearly: €150
- Full catalog and all channels
- Offline player, any device with a browser
- Certificate, staff memo, playback log
- Cancel anytime — the paid period stays yours
For networks
- 2–4 locations — every location −10%
- 5 and more — every location −20%
- Applied automatically at checkout
100+ locations? Write to letters@oktava.app — we'll put together custom terms
Questions owners actually ask
Can I use the same music in every salon?
You can manage each location in one account. Keep a similar choice across the business or set a different schedule where opening hours and services differ.
Does music cover equipment noise?
It should not be treated as soundproofing. Test the volume with equipment running and make sure staff and clients can still hear each other comfortably.
Can a treatment room have different music?
Confirm the number of independent players and the billing setup before adding a separate stream. A single location’s subscription is not a promise of unlimited independent zones.