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Audiimax review

#5 of 14 in Business Music Software

Licensed playlists, venue scheduling and announcements from £14.99 per location monthly.

8.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Audiimax provides licensed music for cafés, restaurants, hotels, retailers, gyms, salons, venues and chains. Its subscription includes commercial music licensing, alongside curated playlists from independent artists and a catalog of more than 30,000 songs. Venues can schedule music by day-part, control volume and playlists, and insert AI-generated voice messages or announcements between tracks. It is a fit for businesses that want background music and venue messaging managed together, particularly those with multiple locations.

The Single venue plan costs £14.99 per location per month and includes full music library access, commercial licensing, AI voice messaging for in-store ads, and iOS, Android and desktop apps. There is no free plan, but the 14-day trial is free. Apple requests a payment method at sign-up, and no charge occurs until the trial ends. Enterprise pricing is quote-based; that plan adds curated playlists with an A&R team, bespoke brand integration, a dedicated account manager, custom integrations, volume pricing and global rollout. This makes the entry tier clear for an individual venue, while larger groups need a quote to assess costs.

Day-part scheduling, centralized multi-location control and announcements are useful for operators who need music to vary with the venue’s routine or want messages inserted between tracks. Audiimax operates in the UK, USA, Australia, UAE, Italy and Singapore. The described app options are iOS, Android and desktop, and the stated support channel is email. Choose it if included licensing, independent-artist playlists and venue-wide music controls matter more than a free tier. Businesses seeking a free plan or an explicitly broader platform choice should compare alternatives; chains needing bespoke integrations can consider Enterprise.

Audiimax pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Commercial music licensing is included in the subscription.
    • Schedule playlists by day-part and control multiple locations centrally.
    • More than 30,000 songs, with AI voice messages and announcements.
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; the 14-day trial requires a payment method at sign-up.
    • Enterprise pricing is quote-based.
    • Apps are listed for iOS, Android and desktop, limiting the stated platform options.

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