A boutique that sounds as curated as the rack.
Paste your website URL to seamlessly match your aesthetic to premium, human-curated soundscapes that are automatically dayparted and fully licensed.
Taste is the whole brand.
A boutique's music has to be as specific as its merchandising. A generic playlist undercuts everything the buying and display decisions worked to build.
The first sound a shopper hears has to be as specific as the merchandising.
A generic playlist undercuts the buying decisions the space was built around.
Maintain a consistent aesthetic from the front window to the fitting room so your brand reads as confident rather than accidental
Brand Positioning engine reads your aesthetic and surfaces the fit.
One zone, dayparted to your actual foot traffic.
ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, GMR, every license included in the fee.
Human-curated from a hand-picked library, not assembled from a generic one.
Music that fits, not generic ambience.
Congruent, aesthetic-matched music raises perceived brand credibility and browsing time significantly more than a category-generic playlist, even at identical volume and tempo.
Slow open, busy afternoon.
One zone, dayparted to your traffic, automatically. See how scheduling works →
Sounds matched to taste.
Hand-built to match aesthetic, not just category. How we build them →
Works with your AV setup.
No rip-and-replace. Browser-based for boutiques without dedicated AV, or native integration with Sonos, Q-SYS, Marshall, and Epicentre.
Simple plans. No surprises.
Every plan ships with a 14-day free trial. Cancel any time.
Questions boutiques actually ask us.
How does music get matched to a boutique's specific aesthetic?+
Curator Now's Brand Positioning engine reads your site and social presence the way a music supervisor would, then surfaces scenes tuned to your neighborhood, aesthetic, and customer demographic.
Do boutiques need a music license?+
Yes. Any public performance of music in a boutique requires licensing from ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, and GMR. Consumer streaming apps are not licensed for commercial use.
Can a small, single-location boutique afford this?+
Yes. Basic starts at $35/zone/month and a single boutique is typically one zone. There's a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.
How does dayparting work for a boutique?+
Set a schedule once: quieter energy for a slow morning open, upbeat energy for peak afternoon and weekend traffic. Curator Now handles every transition automatically.
Can a boutique chain manage every location centrally?+
Yes. Enterprise plans include a fleet dashboard for pushing scenes and schedule changes across every location from a single login.