Soundstripe Adds Stock Video To Royalty-Free Music And Sound Effects Catalog

/by

Nashville-based company Soundstripe, a provider of unlimited, royalty-free music, stock video, and sound effects for use in videos, podcasts, and other media projects, is expanding its royalty-free catalog of high-quality music and sound effects by adding stock video. With over 70,000 video clips already available and more being added, the move establishes a “one stop stock” for creators who need to license media for their projects.

Soundstripe makes it easy for video creators to find professionally shot B-roll or other video clips to flesh out their projects, offering playlists curated by creatives for creatives, as well as powerful search and filter options, favorites, a My Playlists page, and the ability to seamlessly play music while previewing and playing video to test out the combination of both. Once they find the perfect video clip, Soundstripe members can just click a button to secure a universal license, which won’t expire even if they let their membership lapse. All videos are available in the most popular high-quality formats, including SD, HD, 2K, and 4K, with many also available in 5K, 6K, and 8K.

“Soundstripe has always been about giving our members, and the creative community at large, the tools they need to ‘Keep Creating.’ Easily licensable video clips have long been at the top of the list, and we’re excited to fulfill that request so creatives can ‘Create More,’” said Travis Terrell, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Soundstripe. “With stock video now part of our repertoire, we’re confident we can expand our already impressive growth to serve an even wider swath of the creative community. We can’t wait to see what they make!”

Soundstripe’s subscription model lets content creators pay a fee for usage of all the media in Soundstripe’s catalog, with a la carte licenses also available, an approach that has led to over five million licenses being issued for tens of thousands of customers in over 140 countries since Soundstripe’s inception in 2016.

Lorie Hollabaugh
Latest posts by Lorie Hollabaugh (see all)