Music at the pace of your service
Describe your food and the atmosphere of your dining room in one sentence: MUNO chooses the music that suits them, from lunch to the last drink.
Restaurants and bars
A rushed lunch, a dinner that takes its time, a bar that livens up. MUNO matches the music to every moment of the day and to the weather.
14 days freeNo card requiredNo hardware
What MUNO changes for you
Describe your food and the atmosphere of your dining room in one sentence: MUNO chooses the music that suits them, from lunch to the last drink.
A day at your venue. MUNO matches the music to the hour, the pace of service and the weather.
The dining room and the terrace each have their own music: two spaces, two zones.
RoomPlaying · Bossa Nova
TerracePlaying · Nu DiscoEach service has its own selection. A track does not come back until the others have played, so nothing repeats through the day.
The music starts when you set up and stops after the last service, with a fade. Your staff have nothing to manage during the day.
In a restaurant, diners stayed 80 minutes on average with slow music, against 57 minutes with fast music, with no difference in the bill (282 tables).Malcman et al., Behavioral Sciences, 2024
Pricing
A zone is a space with its own music: a room, a terrace, a floor. The same music throughout? One zone is enough.
No commitment, stop at the end of the month
€36 excl. VAT per zone per month
Invoiced €36 excl. VAT each month
A six-month commitment
€33 excl. VAT per zone per month
Invoiced €198 excl. VAT on order
A one-year commitment, the lowest price
€29 excl. VAT per zone per month
Invoiced €348 excl. VAT on order
14-day free trial, no card required
It is owed by the venue whatever the catalogue, and declared to SACEM. You pay it separately, outside the MUNO subscription.
SACEM and SPRE explainedA group, a chain, an estate of rooms: pricing and roll-out adapted to your network.
Write to usPrices per zone per month, in euros excluding tax; VAT at the rate in force. The full terms are in the general terms of sale.
Yes. You describe your venue and your opening hours once; the selection follows the hour, the day and the weather at your address. The evening does not get the lunchtime music.
Yes, with a second zone: each zone has its own music, on its own device.
Not for our catalogue: we give you an attestation in your name. Equitable remuneration (SPRE), the neighbouring-rights levy, is still owed by the venue, as for any music played in public.
The music carries on: the app keeps several hours in hand on the device.
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