Pay as you go
$510 screenings · one-time
COMMERCIAL MUSIC MATCH SCREENING
Check audio and video
before you publish.
Upload a file, screen five points against a music recognition database, and review a timestamped report.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps, that's it
No complex setup — just upload your file.
1
Upload
Drop in your audio or video — up to 200 MB / 2 hours, all common formats.
2
Screen
We sample five points across the file and match them against a music-recognition database.
3
Get the report
Review timestamped match results — with a verifiable report ID you can share.
WHY MUSIC CHECK
Peace of mind before you publish
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Timestamped matches
See exactly where in the file each match was detected.
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Verifiable report
Every report carries a unique ID and hash that anyone can verify.
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Audio & video
From MP3 to MP4 — upload common audio and video formats as-is.
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Fast & private
Original uploads are scheduled for deletion within 24 hours.
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AI donor recommendation
When Auto-Fix replaces a risky section, AI reviews your past screenings and recommends which one is the best stylistic match — especially useful for exposed material like solo piano, where a mismatched splice is easy to hear.
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SoundPick score
We transcribe your uploaded track on the spot and render it as sheet music — even for songs no catalog knows.
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Piano keyboard
Chord changes light up across a keyboard, so you can follow the piece even if you do not read notation.
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Public badge
Screenings that end with zero matches can become a badge you embed on your own site or socials.
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Auto-Fix replacement
Swap only the risky sections for other material, with crossfades that smooth every seam.
Music Check matches sampled portions of a file using audio-fingerprinting technology widely used across the industry. When the first-pass result is ambiguous, a second engine cross-checks the full file to reduce false positives. A match does not determine infringement, and no match does not determine rights or permission — this tool is a pre-publication risk screen, not a legal determination.
This mirrors a widely used industry sampling approach — for example, audio-recognition provider ACRCloud's own File Scanning documentation formally distinguishes between "Traverse Scanning" (scanning the entire file) and "Points Scanning" (sampling specific points, assuming one song per file) as scan policies.
GLOBAL PRICING
Plans for every workflow
Creator
$9/mo50 screenings per month
Pro
$29/mo250 screenings per month
Team
$79/mo1,000 screenings · 5 seats
회당 비용 비교 · $ / screening
PAYG$0.50
Creator$0.18
Pro$0.116
Team$0.079BEST VALUE
Payments are processed by Stripe in USD. Subscriptions renew monthly until cancelled.
FAQ
Good to know
Does a match mean copyright infringement?
No. Music Check records music-recognition matches only. A match is not a legal determination of infringement, rights, or permission.
If there's no match, am I safe?
A no-match does not guarantee rights or permission. Recognition databases are not exhaustive.
What can I screen?
Audio and video files up to 200 MB / 2 hours: MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, FLAC, MP4, MOV, WEBM.
Is my file stored?
Original uploads are scheduled for deletion within 24 hours after processing. You can delete reports and metadata from your account anytime.
Is there a way to save credits?
Yes. ① Re-uploading a byte-identical file is automatically cached, so it costs nothing extra. ② For a small edit, use "Quick recheck (changed parts only)" on the result page — it only re-verifies what changed and costs up to 1 credit (unchanged parts reuse the previous result). ③ If you screen often, a subscription plan (Creator/Pro/Team) has a much lower cost per screening than pay-as-you-go. Quick recheck is an optimization only — always run one full standard screening before you publish.
Is this the same as YouTube/TikTok Content ID?
No. The databases differ, so results can differ. You remain responsible for verifying rights and intended use.
Isn't there a fixed number of seconds that automatically makes it infringement? (the "10-second rule")
No — no such rule exists in either US or Korean law. Courts and copyright statutes weigh originality, access, and substantial similarity as a whole, not a fixed number of seconds or bars. Music Check's screening does not treat that myth as a legal standard; it's a pre-publication risk check, not a legal determination.