Music Video Marketplace vs Rotor Videos
Music Video Marketplace is a catalogue of ready-made music videos that were originally shot by real filmmakers, licensed to independent artists for £19.99 a month. Rotor Videos is a video-creation tool that builds a video for you from its library of video clips, which it says runs to over 17 million.
The short versionRotor Videos builds a video out of stock clips. We give you a real music video a film crew shot, for one flat price, in every format.
The footage
Shot by a human crew as a real music video
Assembled from a library of clips
The price
£19.99 a month, one plan, no credits
Tiered plans plus credits for each download
The formats
Reel, Spotify Canvas, Apple Motion, lyric and 30-second cut included
Varies by plan
Side by side
What you get
Music Video MarketplaceA music video that was shot as a real music video by a human film crew, which you re-cut to your song in the Workspace.
Rotor VideosA video assembled from stock clips in its library, made to your track.
Price
Music Video Marketplace£19.99 a month. One plan, no tiers.
Rotor VideosPlans from $9.99 a month (Artist Unlimited Streaming, billed $119.88 a year) up to $19.99 a month (Pro), billed annually, plus credit packs.
How downloads are paid for
Music Video MarketplaceOne title a month (two in the first month), in every format it comes in.
Rotor VideosEach download costs between one and four credits.
Formats
Music Video MarketplaceFull video, vertical reel, behind the scenes, 30-second cut, Spotify Canvas, Apple Motion and lyric version.
Rotor VideosCheck its site for the formats on each plan.
Previews
Music Video MarketplacePreview any video in the catalogue and open it in the Workspace.
Rotor VideosFree unlimited previews before download.
Refunds
Music Video MarketplaceCancel anytime from your account.
Rotor VideosStates that all purchases are final and it does not offer refunds.
Human-made
Music Video MarketplaceYes. Every video was originally made as a real music video by real filmmakers.
Rotor VideosBuilt from clips rather than shot for your song.
Details about Rotor Videos are taken from its public website as read on 29 October 2026 and may have changed since. Check its site for current prices and terms.
Choose Music Video Marketplace if
- you want footage that looks like a real music video, with performance, story and locations, rather than a montage of clips
- you would rather pay one flat monthly price than choose between plans and spend credits
- you want a vertical reel, Spotify Canvas, Apple Motion and lyric version made from the same video
Choose Rotor Videos if
- you want a video generated around your track from a very large clip library
- you want unlimited free previews of your own track against its clips before you pay
- you prefer an annual plan with credits for each download
Questions
- Is Music Video Marketplace cheaper than Rotor Videos?
- It depends how you use it. Music Video Marketplace is £19.99 a month with no tiers and no credits, and includes one video a month in every format. Rotor Videos' plans range from $9.99 to $19.99 a month billed annually, with credits for downloads. Compare the plan you would actually need.
- What is the difference between a ready-made music video and a generated one?
- A ready-made music video was shot and edited as a music video by a film crew. You choose it from the catalogue and re-cut it to your song. A generated video is assembled for you from a library of clips. Music Video Marketplace sells only the first kind.
- Can I try Music Video Marketplace before paying?
- There is no free tier. You can open the Workspace to see how it works, and the membership is £19.99 a month with cancel anytime from your account.
A real music video, every month, for £19.99.
Pick one shot by a working filmmaker, cut it to your song in your browser, and release it in every format.
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