KaraFun vs Singa

KaraFun is a karaoke service for singing together, with singing battles and music quizzes on Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows. Its free plan includes free songs, Premium song previews, access to try features, and one quiz. Premium costs £7.99 a month and adds all songs, playlists, offline sync, unlimited quizzes and Battle, and remote connections for up to 20 people. Singers can adjust key and tempo and select lead, backing, or guide vocals; guests can browse the catalog on a smartphone and add songs to the queue. KaraFun says it adds more than 400 new karaoke songs each month. Offline Sync can keep up to 1,000 songs on a device. Vocal Match compares a user's voice with songs and is available only on iOS and Android. Premium is for private use; professional or public performances require a professional subscription. Pro costs £39.99 a month and includes a commercial license and sound recording rights coverage with synchronized lyrics for its licensed catalog. Public performance royalties remain the customer's responsibility. One account can be used on only one device at a time, though the app may be installed on multiple devices.

Singa is a karaoke streaming service for singing at home or at venues powered by Singa. Its licensed catalog has over 120,000 songs, including original artist recordings and tracks in English, Spanish and more than 40 other languages. Singers can change pitch, turn on guide vocals, manage a queue and use a pop-out player. AirPlay can send karaoke to a compatible television while users browse songs and control the queue on an iPhone or iPad. Consumer Freemium and Premium plans are for private use; commercial use requires a Business license. Singa Business serves venues, schools, care homes and nonprofits, and its Business Box offers session and time management, kiosk mode and prepared playlists for karaoke rooms. Premium costs $9.99 a month or $89.99 a year; both renew automatically unless canceled, and prices may vary by country. Singa Pro costs €99 a month and includes professional use. Songs stream online and cannot be downloaded as audio or video files, and the service has no performance-recording feature. Singa is available on Android, iOS and web.