Cyanite

What is Cyanite?

Music tagging and similarity search for catalogues.

Who is Cyanite best for?

Cyanite is best for music publishers, labels and sync agencies that need a big catalogue tagged and searchable.

• Music publishers and labels

  Auto-Tagging labels every track with genre, mood, instruments, lyric theme and tempo, plus a written description, so a catalogue becomes searchable without manual tagging.

• Sync and licensing teams

  Similarity Search finds tracks that sound like a reference song, and Free Text Search turns a brief such as a mood or scene into matching tracks.

• Music platforms and apps

  The API brings tagging and search into your own product, and a free account can test the integration before you pay.

• Screening for AI-generated songs

  AI Music Detection flags tracks made with AI, for moderation, compliance or labelling on a platform.

How much does Cyanite cost?

Cyanite lets you analyse 5 songs a month free in its web app, while business access costs €99 a month for the web app or €290 a month with the API, plus per-track fees for tagging and search.

These are Cyanite's business prices from its pricing calculator, in euros. Yearly billing gives 2 months off: €990 a year for the web app or €2,900 with the API. Per-track fees fall as the catalogue grows, for example Auto-Tagging goes from €0.30 to €0.008 a track above 1 million tracks, and catalogues of 2 million tracks or more get a custom price. Searching with both Similarity and Free Text Search costs €0.075 a track a month for the first 10,000 tracks, and AI Music Detection about €0.15 a track. Artists and producers can instead buy a self-service web app subscription for 20 tracks a month or single credits, priced only after sign-up. Full pricing on pricing.cyanite.app. We checked these prices on 28 Sep 2026.

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