The price is right but the music is low… The price is right but the music is low grade. A LOT of electronic music for some reason (probably because any kid can make it on their computer), wish they could filter out genres in search like EDM - also lacks in new music.... "new releases" are far and few between. Been using it for 2 years now, you can find a gem every once in a while but might have to move on since the music is subpar and it doesn't look like its getting better anytime soon.

The service is good but they have a… The service is good but they have a billing system that it's made to trick you and make you pay always without helping you removing the subscription. Also, once you add the payment method it's impossible to remove it... this is really really BAD for me. I will never again use it if they don't update this problems.. Still trying to figure out why I still pay if I removed the subscription weeks ago...

Essential for any production company. I run a volume based video business and have been using Soundstripe for about a year now. Our client's love the music we've been using, and my team couldn't be happier with the user friendly interface. Unlike other competitors, Soundstripe has continuously updated their libraries and impressed us each month with fantastic music at a fantastic price. Dan dreschervisuals.com

There is not a huge variety There is not a huge variety. I am a wedding videographer and when looking for music there are only like 4-5 artists who have a million songs but they all sound the same and are not even that good. Although music bed is expensive it will be worth the switch for me because there are more really good options of music

Don't waste time on your playlists I've been using Sound Stripe for a few years. The music for my type of projects is great. However, there's been a few times that I noticed my playlists were getting smaller... I would spend hours finding music for different types of projects only to come on a couple months later to see that the songs were now missing. I asked customer support if they were aware of this and they couldn't tell me straight up that they do "archive" songs so they disappear. Instead, they asked me a couple times to provide them songs so they could research this... First off, that could take several hours on my end because I do a few thousand video edits a year and subscribe to a few copyright free libraries. Secondly, its a simple yes or no answer now that I know the answer. I went back and forth with the support for about 10 minutes. Every video editor knows how many hours it can take to find good music and to find out they are "archiving" songs over time without letting us know is really annoying. The fact they wasted my time to get a response is also annoying. They said they'd pass the conversation to management, but I doubt it.