MUSIC FOR RETAIL
A retail soundtrack that feels like part of the brand.
Keep one consistent musical identity through opening, peak footfall and closing with curated stations and a player the team can use confidently.
Built for Spain · Beyer catalogue · verifiable certificate
A good fit for
ENERGY THAT SUPPORTS THE SPACE
Music can change intensity without changing identity.
A shop does not need a random stream of hits. It needs a sound framework that fits the product, pace of visits and conversations on the floor.
Opening
A clean, moderate start while the space is prepared and early customers arrive.
Peak footfall
More pulse and definition to support movement without dominating conversation.
Final hours
A stable tone that maintains the experience through closing without abrupt style changes.
CONSISTENCY WITHOUT MICROMANAGEMENT
The brand chooses the character. The Player handles continuity.
Beyer stations group tracks by character and energy, reducing improvised decisions. Staff can choose an authorised station, move through tracks and let programming continue without signing into personal consumer profiles.
For a single-zone shop, access stays tied to that space. Stores with floors, rooms or locations playing simultaneously add the necessary zones so operations remain controlled and documentation remains coherent.
The boundary, stated clearly
The authorisation covers only the Beyer catalogue played through the service, within the zone, term and conditions shown on the certificate. It does not cover Spotify, broadcast radio, television, DJs, live performance, karaoke or third-party repertoire. If a society, venue partner or platform asks about a valid Beyer licence, we will help verify the rights we control and the documentation we issued; we cannot take responsibility for unrelated music or replace legal advice.
Read the full termsPRACTICAL QUESTIONS
Before the first track plays.
01Can the team choose a specific track?
The Player offers continuous stations and, where available, direct selection within a station. It remains a music service for the space, rather than a personal streaming account.
02Can I open the same account in two shops?
Devices can be registered according to plan, but a standard zone permits one concurrent session. Two shops playing at once require additional zones or access.
03Does the plan contain music from other catalogues?
No. The authorisation is limited to the Beyer-controlled catalogue played through the service. Third-party sources and repertoire sit outside it.
04How do I show the service is active?
The account provides a certificate with a verifiable number, holder, zone and validity dates.
START WITH ONE ZONE
Make music part of the brand system, not another unfinished task.
Define the shop type, number of zones and energy you want. We will guide you to a proportionate, clear configuration.