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Commercial API usage for a subscription-based music player


Posted: 25 Oct 2026 23:16
tyler
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Hello TheAudioDB team,

I'm the developer of Vervfy, a web-based music player where users upload their own MP3 files. Vervfy uses TheAudioDB to retrieve artist information, artist images, and album artwork.

I'm considering introducing an optional paid subscription and would like to confirm whether this business model is permitted under your paid API plan.

Would a paid API subscription allow Vervfy to display this metadata and artwork to paying users? Also, are there any additional licensing requirements for artwork originating from third parties, or specific attribution requirements I should follow?

Vervfy does not distribute music files; users upload their own audio.

I want to ensure the application complies with TheAudioDB's terms before introducing paid subscriptions.

Thank you for your time and guidance!

Best regards,
Vervfy Developer

Posted: 30 Oct 2026 16:47
zag
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Joined: 2020-07-14

Hello TheAudioDB team,

I'm the developer of Vervfy, a web-based music player where users upload their own MP3 files. Vervfy uses TheAudioDB to retrieve artist information, artist images, and album artwork.

I'm considering introducing an optional paid subion and would like to confirm whether this business model is permitted under your paid API plan.

Would a paid API subion allow Vervfy to display this metadata and artwork to paying users? Also, are there any additional licensing requirements for artwork originating from third parties, or specific attribution requirements I should follow?

Vervfy does not distribute music files; users upload their own audio.

I want to ensure the application complies with TheAudioDB's terms before introducing paid subions.

Thank you for your time and guidance!

Best regards,
Vervfy Developer

Yes of course, thats all fine



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