Extend your shop’s identity
A bright atmosphere, acoustic textures or a more assertive energy: prepare a musical world that fits your shop.
Music for shops →Music radio for shops and restaurants
MYWEBRADIO · FOR BUSINESSES
A music radio for your business
Create a radio of AI-generated music around the atmosphere of your venue. MyWebRadio guides you from requesting access to setting up your radio, then starting a trial after approval.
Leave room for conversation
Define an atmosphere for your dining room, from a lively lunch to a mellow evening, by choosing the styles and energy that suit your venue.
Music for restaurants →Accompany the salon experience
Imagine a welcoming musical background that reflects your salon’s personality and keeps conversations with customers in the foreground.
Music for hair salons →How do I prepare my business radio?
- Describe your venue in the business access request.
- After approval, continue setting up your account and musical preferences.
- Listen to the tracks, refine your choices and check the applicable terms before playing music in your venue.
The initial form does not trigger a payment. Confirm pricing and the billing start date before any paid commitment.
How does the SACEM transition offer work?
Everyone receives at least 2 months free from offer activation. With a valid SACEM contract, free access covers its remaining term, with a minimum of 2 months and a maximum of 12 months. If 1 month remains, you receive 2 months free; if 4 months remain, you receive 4 free months. The 2-month minimum is not added to the remaining term. Confirm your venue's dates with us.
You are responsible: check your contract's expiry, notice period and cancellation procedure, then request non-renewal in time for the following year. MyWebRadio does not cancel it for you. Forgetting or renewing does not extend free access. This offer does not refund SACEM fees or remove your playback obligations, including SPRE where applicable.
Playing music in your business
Review the offer terms and the documents applicable to your venue before broadcasting. Audio samples do not constitute business broadcasting permission.
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