Prices and special terms and conditions for fairs
On this page, you will find Stim's prices and conditions for using music in exhibition halls and conferences.
For the meanings of capitalised terms, please refer to the General Terms & Conditions.
License for Music at Exhibitions
For the public performance of music in exhibition halls and conference venues, the licensee shall pay a fee to Stim as outlined below.
2026
0.33 SEK per visitor.
The total number of visitors at the exhibition is the basis for the fee.
Minimum fee: 394 SEK per exhibition.
The fee includes public performance of music in foyers, lobbies, elevators, conference rooms, exhibition halls, booths, common areas, restaurants, restrooms, and other similar areas accessible to guests.
The licensee shall pay the fee according to the interval specified in the License Confirmation or Special Agreement. The License Confirmation or Special Agreement also specifies whether the licensee must pay in advance or after the event. If the licensee is to pay after the event, specific rules for reporting are outlined in the General Terms and Conditions.
2025
0.33 SEK per visitor.
The total number of visitors at the exhibition is the basis for the fee.
Minimum fee: 391 SEK per exhibition.
The fee includes public performance of music in foyers, lobbies, elevators, conference rooms, exhibition halls, booths, common areas, restaurants, restrooms, and other similar areas accessible to guests.
The licensee shall pay the fee according to the interval specified in the License Confirmation or Special Agreement. The License Confirmation or Special Agreement also specifies whether the licensee must pay in advance or after the event. If the licensee is to pay after the event, specific rules for reporting are outlined in the General Terms and Conditions.
Definitions and Special Terms
Note regarding the scope of the License
It is specifically noted that the License does not cover Live Music. For more information, see Prices and Special Terms for Live Music.
Stim's General Terms
Stim's General Terms must be read and accepted when the licensee obtains the license.