Fitness, Sync & Background
How to Get Your Music on Peloton
Connected fitness platform with licensed music in every class.
Visit Peloton →Peloton licenses music from rightsholders for use in its instructor-led cycling, running, strength, and yoga classes — every class is built around a curated music mix. It pays sync-style royalties for tracks used in class production.
Notes delivers to Peloton's licensing catalog and reconciles the sync royalties from classes that feature your music.
How Notes works with this platform
What we do on Peloton
- License. Notes makes your music available to Peloton's sync licensing catalog so it can be used in classes, venues, and creator content.
- Register. Credits and publisher data are registered so the publishing share of every sync use is paid.
- Collect. Per-use sync royalties from Peloton are reconciled — no percentage taken.
What you earn here
Royalties Peloton generates
Peloton
- Recording
- Songwriting
Your Peloton recording royalties reach you through Notes, and we register you with your PRO so the rest is collected too — all paid to you in full, never a percentage taken.
- Sync RoyaltiesSync royalties are paid when your music is licensed to sync with visual media — film, TV, ads, games, trailers, and fitness or creator content.
- Recording RoyaltiesRecording royalties are what the master earns — the recording revenue your distributor collects, plus digital-performance royalties.
- Performance RoyaltiesPerformance royalties are paid to songwriters and publishers when a composition is performed publicly — on radio, TV, in venues, or via streaming.
Questions musicians ask
Common questions about Peloton
- How do I get my music on Peloton?
- Add your release in Notes and we make it available to Peloton's licensed catalog, so it can be used in classes, venues, and creator content.
- Do I earn royalties from Peloton?
- Yes. Per-use royalties from Peloton are reconciled in your Notes account — with no percentage taken from your earnings.
- Does Notes collect the songwriting side too?
- Yes. Your credits and publisher data are registered so the publishing share of every Peloton use is collected as well.