Rotor Videos by LyricFind has launched a set of annual subscription plans for its video creation platform.
Branded Artist Unlimited, the three plans start at $9.99 USD per month, billed annually.
The plans give artists unlimited access to Rotor‘s tools for making visual assets for release campaigns, including music videos, lyric videos, Spotify Canvas, and Apple Music Album Motion.
Rotor Videos announced the full launch of the plans on Thursday, October 29.
Artist Unlimited was first introduced in April as an exclusive offer for members of The MLC, at a discounted member rate. This is the first time the plans are open to any artist through the Rotor Videos website.
Artist Unlimited Streaming, priced at $9.99 per month, covers unlimited Apple Music Album Motion and Spotify Canvas assets.
Artist Unlimited Video, at $14.99 per month, covers unlimited music videos, lyric videos, and album artwork videos, plus exports in social formats including 9:16 and 1:1.
Artist Unlimited Pro, at $19.99 per month, combines the contents of both plans.
All three include access to premium clips and styles, and artists retain full ownership of every video they create in perpetuity.
Each plan is designed for one artist, but if they don’t want to have a full subscription, artists and labels can still buy pay-as-you-go credits instead, at prices starting from $6 per video.
Artists can pick from more than 17 million clips in Rotor’s licensed library, or use footage of their own.
That figure stood at more than 9 million clips in April, according to Rotor Videos.
The Artist Unlimited launch follows a series of 2026 announcements from LyricFind and Rotor Videos.
In August, it was added to InterSpace Distribution, the direct-to-artist service of The InterSpace Group, and its white-label distribution platform, ToneGrid.
Also in August, LyricFind agreed to license and deliver lyrics for works administered by royalty collection platform Monetunes to services including Google, TikTok, and Amazon Music.
In September, LyricFind launched its Verified Artist Program, which lets artists manage the lyrics for their catalog across the platforms LyricFind supplies.
The program is free for artists, managers and labels, and includes an AI-powered tool that transcribes and syncs lyrics for artists to review before submission.
“Our goal with Rotor Videos is to make professional video creation as accessible as possible for artists at every stage of their careers.”
Darryl Ballantyne, LyricFind
Later that month, LyricFind signed two deals with Vietnam-based music technology company VIEENT, covering lyric licensing for its catalog and a Rotor Videos integration in its client dashboard.
And in October, Rotor Videos launched inside the dashboard of UK distributor Horus Music.
“Video is no longer optional for a release, it’s expected on every platform where fans discover music,” said Darryl Ballantyne, Founder and CEO of LyricFind. “Our goal with Rotor Videos is to make professional video creation as accessible as possible for artists at every stage of their careers.
“Artists are releasing more singles, more often, and longer albums than ever, and the cost and pressure to produce video across every platform for each release is hard to keep up with. Artist Unlimited removes those bottlenecks, giving artists a subscription to cover all the video assets needed for one affordable price.”
Rotor Videos says every clip in its library is real footage, whether licensed stock or filmed in-house, and that none of the clips are AI-generated.
The company says it uses AI “for editing but not for generation”. AI is used to match footage to the tempo and mood of a track, sequence the edit, and sync lyrics, according to Rotor Videos.
A Reframing tool also lets artists convert completed long-form videos to 1:1 and 9:16 formats for TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube Shorts.
Rotor Videos also offers enterprise services for labels, distributors, and other companies serving large numbers of artists, which can earn those companies revenue from referrals. (Those interested can contact sales@lyricfind.com to inquire.)
Rotor’s website says more than one million artists use the platform.
LyricFind says it has more than 400,000 publishing catalogues and 18 million song lyrics, with 174 languages represented.
The company supplies lyrics to the world’s biggest platforms, including Google, TikTok, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, and Deezer.
“Since starting LyricFind over 20 years ago, we’ve believed artists shouldn’t have to pay just to make sure their lyrics are accurate, complete, and available wherever fans are listening,” said Ballantyne when the Verified Artist Program launched in September.
“That’s why the Verified Artist Program is completely free. Alongside our other industry leading tools, the Program ensures artists have full control over their lyrics and how to best use them for maximum impact and revenue, all with no additional costs standing in their way.”Music Business Worldwide
