Track Club by Marmoset

Podcasters who want Marmoset's taste at subscription pricing rather than per-song sync rates.

Marmoset is a Portland-based sync agency that licenses indie artists to film and TV. Track Club is the self-serve subscription built on that catalogue. Individual tier launched at $18/mo and pricing may have shifted since. Real bands, real personality — the catalogue is smaller and you browse by playlist, not deep search.

Track Club by Marmoset is for podcasters who care that the music sounds like a real band rather than a stock cue. Marmoset is a Portland-based music licensing agency known for placing indie artists into film, TV, and high-profile brand campaigns. Track Club is the self-serve subscription product built on that same curated artist roster. At launch in 2022, the Individual tier was $18/month ($144/year), Business at $58/month ($465/year), Enterprise custom — current pricing should be verified directly on the Track Club site as the model may have evolved. Sister product Marmoset still offers full sync licensing for higher-budget projects that need bespoke clearance. The curation is the real differentiator — every track feels like it came from someone's actual band, not a stock composer churning generic instrumentals. The downside is the same as the upside: smaller catalogue, less search depth, and the browse experience leans playlist-curated rather than search-and-filter. For documentary podcasts and brand shows where the music carries emotional weight and the budget allows craft, Track Club punches well above stock libraries. For weekly chat shows burning through cues, Epidemic or Soundstripe's volume makes more economic sense. Best fit for narrative work where one beautifully chosen theme track gets used for a season and feels genuinely worth the curation premium.