Retail sound should feel intentional: bright for fashion, calm for wellness, upbeat for convenience, warm for boutique browsing. It should not be a personal streaming account on the shop-floor speakers.
SyncPoint is commercially cleared background music for one storefront. Web player. No app. Streaming from $14.95/month.
We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice.
Why the phone fails on a retail floor
Consumer apps are not a store license. They also take calls, update mid-shift, and drop Bluetooth at the register. Move playback to a dedicated device and a commercial source.
Rights map: Spotify for business · PRO explainer · licensing.
SyncPoint covers our catalog as background / ambient at the licensed door. Not a second shop on the same login. Not a holiday playlist from a staff hotspot.
Streaming vs packs on the floor
Streaming fits always-on specialty retail: one station, all day, a tablet or mini PC in the back office or register island. Server $14.95/month (one site), Pro $21.95, Community $34.95 — card prices on pricing.
Music Packs fit a store that already has a media player or scheduled playout, or Wi-Fi you do not trust. One-time ZIP, one physical location. Card prices on packs. A pack is not a 12-hour stream day.
Playlist moods, dayparts, and seasonal refresh habits are in retail store music licensing. This page does not repeat that guide.
One door, one license
One SyncPoint subscription covers one physical location. Additional storefronts need additional licensing — site-license add-ons use the product-card prices on pricing. Do not share a single player URL across shops.
What we will not claim
- A campus-wide PRO blanket
- Coverage for music you play from Spotify, YouTube, or personal libraries
- Karaoke, live, or a DJ of another catalog (unusual on a shop floor; still out)