ElevenLabs Users Can Now Get Paid for AI Songs With Music Marketplace

ElevenLabs launched a Music Marketplace on Thursday (March 19) to allow its users to publish original tracks made with its AI technology. Businesses and creators with paid subscriptions can use the Music Marketplace to select songs for use in ads, games, videos or other commercial work, and each time they do so, money flows back to the creator of the song.

Since the launch of its AI music model, Eleven Music, in August 2025, 14 million songs have been generated, according to a press release from ElevenLabs. Now, Music Marketplace provides an opportunity for the monetization of those songs.

This expands the concept first started by ElevenLabs for its library of iconic voices. Through Voice Library, subscribers can pay to use the voice of a participating talent — including Jerry Garcia and Judy Garland — as well as everyday uploaders for many types of projects. To date, ElevenLabs touts that this library has paid out more than $11 million to voice creators.

Patrick Jordan-Patrikios — a producer and songwriter for Sia, Nicki Minaj, Britney Spears and Little Mix — who is among the first users of Music Marketplace, said in a statement that “this is where the music economy is heading, and I’m proud to be part of what comes next.”

“Whether you’re a Grammy nominee or making music in your bedroom, you now have access to a global ecosystem where your work can be discovered, remixed and monetized instantly,” he added. “That shift is huge.”

“Our community has already created fourteen million songs with Eleven Music,” said Mati Staniszewski, cofounder of ElevenLabs. “The Music Marketplace gives every one of those artists and creators a way to publish and earn from their work. We’re expanding the model that’s paid out over $11 million to voice creators, and we think the earning potential for musicians is just as significant.”