Shared Meta library
One delivery serves both Facebook and Instagram.
Global
Facebook shares its music library with Instagram, so your track becomes available to a combined audience of billions for Stories, Reels and video soundtracks.
Why it matters
One delivery serves both Facebook and Instagram.
Fans and pages can add your track to their posts, credited to you.
Your recording is registered, so uses are attributed rather than stripped.
Facebook's user base skews well above TikTok's, useful for genres with a mature audience.
Community pages soundtracking posts with your music is real, if quiet, reach.
No extra work for a second platform.
How to get on Facebook
Create a free account and drop in your audio, artwork and credits.
Our team runs QC, then sends your release to Facebook and 120+ other stores.
Track your Facebook streams daily and withdraw your royalties every month.
How Facebook pays
Facebook shares Meta's bulk music licensing with Instagram. Per-use royalties are small, and the value is in exposure across an enormous, older-skewing audience that many artists ignore entirely.
See how payouts workPlaybook
What actually moves the needle on this platform — from artists who release here every week.
The audience is genuinely different from Instagram's — the content that works differs too.
Meta pulls the credit from delivered metadata, so get the artist name right.
Before you upload
Get these right the first time and your release sails through QC. Get them wrong and it bounces back.
The specs every store expects, including Facebook.
The most common reasons a release fails QC.
The details
| Territory | Streams | Net |
|---|---|---|
| India | 212,480 | ₹9,120 |
| United States | 96,204 | ₹6,340 |
| United Kingdom | 48,911 | ₹3,480 |
| Germany | 31,006 | ₹2,540 |
No. They share one library and one delivery covers both.
And 120+ more
Facebook is one delivery of many. The same release goes to every store we work with, at no extra cost.
Need help getting started?
Upload once. Reach 120+ stores. Keep 100% of your rights.