Lost our royalties to Artlist Lost our royalties to Artlist. We paid over $600 in licensing fees. We created audio and visual products, paid for the licenses, only to receive a copyright strike from Artlist. We provided our licenses and they never responded to us. They stole our royalties and never cancelled our business subscription. We had to report them for Fraud to our bank. Horrible, deceptive company. I hope they get a class action lawsuit against them.

Bad service. Cancelling not easy. Cancelling your subscription is not easy. If you didn't sign up with PayPal, you have to contact the support. Good luck with that. I've contacted the support 11 days ago. No answer yet. Today, I've contacted them for the third time, and the automatic response included: "It could take up to 3 business days for us to reply." Worst customer service ever.

Great experience We have been able to upgrade the level of our content massively by using the services. Also we experienced first hand great handling of our support requests. Great value for money!

HORRIBLE User Interface, here's why The music/ footage artlist and also artgrid provides is wonderful, beautiful and an excellent way of improving one's videos... BUT I just have leave 3 stars because the interface is HORRIBLE!!!! Yeah that's right it's the most annoying thing ever... the interface is just made to look beautiful but it's absolutely unpractical. There are also a s*** ton of JS Scripts being loaded, everything has to be animated, you can't really work with tabs or baths download videos and then there the shopping cart... I mean, WHY??? what's the point of that? Shutterstock or iStock have a really simple, not the best looking, but practical interface... the interface should be built to support the search for music and make it easy and fast and not a pain in the ass!

Very deceptive advertising As a designer for a small company, saw this ad on a video and thought it would be another great free stock photo site like Pexels, however these images are NOT free at all. It functions almost exactly like Alamy: you have to pay for everything. Which I'm fine with as a rule, people have every right to charge for their images. But it's deceiving to advertise a site as free when it isn't. There are other sites out there with amazing stock images that are actually free (no cost & no attribution req), so I encourage people to look into those instead. Only gave 2 stars cuz the images are very nice quality. Could be good for much larger companies who have the money to spend.