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Q&A: Do I have to pay royalties to record companies for playing music in my coffee shop?
Published November 12, 2010
Question by ohpeatmoss: Do I have to pay royalties to record companies for playing music in my coffee shop?
I don’t have a coffee shop yet, but am planning to. I read (on here, in passing) that I’d have to pay the record companies royalties to play any music… is that true? If so, how much? How does it work? Thanks.
Best answer:
Answer by Mexico4me
No, you do not have to pay royalties on music you play in a coffee shop. You can play whatever you like.
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