Stock Music
MusicVine
Music for video, licensed per track or by subscription. Its non-profit license names churches. Good for testimony videos, promos and events.
- Price
- Non-profit track from $39; subscriptions from $19.99/mo (Oct 2026)
- Free option
- No
- Church discount
- Non-Profit Organisation track license (names churches): web and social from $39 vs $49 promotional
- Works on
- Web
- Learning curve
- Easy
The short answer: is MusicVine right for your church?
Music Vine licenses music for video by the track or by subscription, and its non-profit license names churches. It's best for churches that need a few strong tracks a year for testimony videos, promos and events. The catch: track prices vary with length and coverage, and subscriptions are aimed at video professionals with an annual commitment.
Who MusicVine is for
Great for
- Churches that need a handful of tracks a year, not a subscription
- Teams that want to play the same video at a church event
- Volunteers who build a video around one strong track
Skip it if
- Churches posting video every week. An unlimited subscription library costs less per track.
- Churches that want stock footage too. A library that bundles music and footage fits better.
How churches use MusicVine
Testimony video
License one track under the Non-Profit Organisation type for a baptism or life-change story on your website and social channels.
Ministry banquet or fair
Add event coverage to the same license to play the video at one event with fewer than 2,000 people.
Year-end giving video
Pick a track for your year-end video and check its exact price before you build the edit, since prices change with track length.
Getting started with MusicVine
- 1
Open the Pay-Per-Use pricing page and select the Non-Profit Organisation license.
- 2
Shortlist tracks, then click each track's price icon to see your exact cost.
- 3
Add event coverage only if you'll play the video in the room.
Pros and watch-outs
What we like
- Non-profit license explicitly names churches
- Non-profit web and social coverage costs less than the promotional license
- Event coverage can be added to a single-track license
- Prices are published, not hidden behind a quote
Watch out for
- Prices vary by track length and coverage, which takes some math
- Subscriptions need an annual commitment
- Pro Lite subscription doesn't cover paid advertising
MusicVine FAQ
Does Music Vine have a church license?
Yes. Its Non-Profit Organisation pay-per-use license covers content for non-profits and names churches. Web, social and internal coverage was $39 for a two-minute track in October 2026.
Can we play a Music Vine track at a church event?
Yes, if you add Event / On-Location coverage. One event with fewer than 2,000 attendees was $39 per track on the non-profit license.
Is Music Vine free?
No. There's no free plan. You pay per track or subscribe.
Should a church buy a Music Vine subscription?
Only if you license a lot of tracks. Subscriptions are aimed at video professionals, start at $19.99 a month billed yearly, and Pro Lite doesn't cover paid ads.
