Opening the doors
Start the player before customers arrive. Check the entrance and the back of the store so the first impression does not depend on where somebody stands.
A first shortlist for your shop floor.
Compare these more rhythmic previews on the store’s speakers. Ask the team to listen through part of a shift before settling on a channel.
Choose a sound your team can live with.
Music has to work for the person browsing for ten minutes and the colleague spending a whole shift on the shop floor. Match the channel to your store’s pace, then test it near the entrance, the fitting area and the till.
An example shop day
Busy trading hours
Try a more active channel when the shop is busy. Keep conversation at the till easy; a livelier selection does not need to be louder.
A quieter afternoon
Use a steadier channel for slower browsing. Where opening hours differ across branches, give each location its own schedule.
One account for your branch routine.
Set a channel and schedule for each address, and give each store its player link. A change of staff does not have to mean a change of music account. Check the sound again when shelving, displays or the sales floor layout changes.
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 US or UK shop, list the addresses and sound areas before choosing subscriptions. Check the repertoire used by each source, including radio and any separate shop-floor system; an English page is not a worldwide exemption.
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 each branch have a different schedule?
Yes. Manage the locations in one account and set schedules around their own opening hours, rather than forcing every store to follow the same day.
Does this include announcements or adverts?
This page describes music channels, scheduling and playback. In-store announcements and advertising inserts are not included in this offer.
Is one subscription enough for a shopping centre?
Do not assume so. Identify the locations and independent sound areas first; a shopping centre or a large store needs its actual setup checked before choosing quantities.