Pricing

About half of Sonos Pro, per location.

Sonos Pro's price bundles in a licensed music catalogue whether you use it or not. Curator doesn't sell music, so it doesn't charge for it — bring Spotify, Soundtrack Your Brand, or whatever you already pay for.

Pre-launch: pricing below is the plan, not a live checkout. Get in touch to be first in line, or see the full pitch at Curator.

Standard

One location, fully managed.

$19per month, per location

vs. Sonos Pro Essential, $35

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  • Speaker health, alerts and remote reboot
  • Audit log across the location
  • Volume ceilings and admin roles
  • Zones and schedules by hour, day or week
  • Guard mode — reclaim a hijacked speaker
  • Bring any commercial music service you already license
For multi-location operators

Fleet

Every location, one dashboard.

$39per month, per location

vs. Sonos Pro Premium, $70

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  • Everything in Standard
  • Fleet dashboard across every location
  • Public API and webhooks for building-automation tools (in development)
  • Standardize schedules and zone templates across locations
10 or more locations: 20% off per-location pricing on either plan. 30 or more: talk to us for a custom rate — the same cutoff where Sonos Pro itself stops publishing a price.

Questions about the money

Why is this cheaper than Sonos Pro?
Because we're not selling you music. Sonos Pro's Essential and Premium tiers differ only in which licensed catalogue you get — the management features are identical between them. Curator charges only for management and lets you bring the commercial service you already have a license with.
Is this the same product as Hivequeue?
No — different product, different buyer, different pricing page on purpose. Hivequeue is a shared queue one office votes on together; its pricing is a flat $19/month for the whole office, unrelated to per-location pricing here. Curator is manager-only, for businesses with locations customers don't control the music in.
Do I need to switch music services?
No. Connect the service you already use — Spotify, Apple Music, Soundtrack Your Brand, Qsic, Rockbot, whichever — and Curator manages the speakers and the schedule around it. Sonos Pro can only bundle its own catalogue; Curator works with any of them.