Free To Use vs Getty Images
Free To Use
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| Figure | Free To Use | Getty Images |
|---|---|---|
| Price from | Free | — |
| Free plan | Yes | — |
| Free trial | — | — |
| Open source | — | — |
| Web | Yes | Yes |
| API | — | Yes |
| Plans published | 5 | 10 |
| Spec score · Stock Music Libraries | 7.9 (#13) | 8.1 (#7) |
Plans
Free To Use
- Free LicenseFree
- Pro License€50, paid once
- Broadcast License€450, paid once
- Commercial PlanPrice not published
- Personal PlanPrice not published
Getty Images
- Small images / Low-res videos — Single$175, paid once
- Medium images — Single$375, paid once
- Large images / 4K and HD videos — Single$499, paid once
- Small images / Low-res videos — 5 pack$750, paid once
- Medium images — 5 pack$1,495, paid once
- Large images / 4K and HD videos — 5 pack$1,750, paid once
- Medium images — 10 pack$2,700, paid once
- Large images / 4K and HD videos — 10 pack$3,300, paid once
- Medium images — 15 pack$3,750, paid once
- Large images / 4K and HD videos — 15 pack$4,500, paid once
In their own words
Free To Use
Free To Use is a web library of royalty-free background music for creators. It offers unlimited free downloads without sign-up. The Free License costs nothing and covers non-premium tracks in user-generated social-platform content when attribution is provided; commercial use is prohibited. Qualifying videos may be monetized if correct attribution is added before publication or being made unlisted. Only approved artists can upload, and every track passes review and approval. The company says its catalog is made by real artists rather than AI, that it owns the rights, and that tracks are registered with YouTube Content ID and Meta Rights Manager. Subscribers can whitelist YouTube channels to help prevent claims when using music without attribution. Paid choices include a Pro License at €50 as a one-time purchase for one track and digital product, and a Broadcast License at €450 as a one-time purchase for one track in TV, radio or film. The Commercial Plan covers one digital product and up to 10 accounts.
Getty Images
Getty Images has no write-up on Specifiction yet; its figures are above.