Prices and special terms and conditions for music during league and cup games
On this page, you will find Stim's prices and conditions for using music during league and cup games.
For the meanings of capitalised terms, please refer to the General Terms & Conditions.
Fee for music during league and cup games.
2025
For the public performance of music in connection with league and cup games before an audience, the licensee shall pay 0.3% of ticket revenue (excluding VAT).
The minimum fee is 535 SEK per season.
Reproduction
For copying, transferring, or storing music on, for example, CDs or other media used in league and cup games, the licensee shall pay a fee of 100 SEK per copy. Recordings where advertising and music are mixed require special permission.
The licensee shall pay the fee in arrears according to the intervals specified in the License Confirmation or Special Agreement. The General Terms and Conditions include specific rules for Reporting.
2024
For the public performance of music in connection with league and cup games before an audience, the licensee shall pay 0.3% of ticket revenue (excluding VAT).
The minimum fee is 521 SEK per season.
Reproduction
For copying, transferring, or storing music on, for example, CDs or other media used in league and cup games, the licensee shall pay a fee of 100 SEK per copy. Recordings where advertising and music are mixed require special permission.
The licensee shall pay the fee in arrears according to the intervals specified in the License Confirmation or Special Agreement. The General Terms and Conditions include specific rules for Reporting.
Special Terms
Note regarding the scope of the License
It is specifically noted that the License does not cover live music. For more information, refer to "Prices and Special Terms for Live Music."
Other
Visits
Stim has the right to visit events to ensure that the Licensee provides accurate information regarding Reporting and Music Reporting. Stim must notify the Licensee in advance of any visit, and the Licensee must provide two free entry tickets.
Lease of Venue and Responsible Organizer
If a Licensee leases the venue to a third party (a so-called "responsible organizer"), the responsible organizer is normally required to obtain a license. The Licensee must inform Stim if the responsible organizer has used the venue and provide the date of the lease. The Licensee must also inform the responsible organizer that they may need to obtain a License with Stim. If the responsible organizer does not obtain a license when required, the Licensee may be considered responsible for the music usage.
The "responsible organizer" refers primarily to the individual who has permission according to the Public Order Act or has permission to sell food or alcohol at the venue. Secondarily, it refers to the person whose cash register records ticket revenue. Independent ticket agents are not considered responsible organizers if the majority of the ticket sales revenue goes to someone else. For free-entry events, the person responsible for the financial accounting of most of the costs is considered the Responsible Organizer.
For additional conditions, refer to the General Terms and Conditions.