Short answer — pick a service built for commercial use (not a consumer Spotify/Apple/YouTube account). Best choices depend on your office size, number of locations, and whether you also need music for videos or marketing.

Top options (what they’re best at + quick pros/cons)

• Soundtrack Your Brand — Best all-around, flexible office streaming: large catalog, scheduling, per‑zone control, can make Spotify playlists legal and offers on‑demand track/playlist control for businesses. Good for single HQ or multi‑site setups that want tight control. (soundtrackyourbrand.com)

• Pandora for Business (Mood Media) — Best if you want a simple, familiar “Pandora” radio experience but licensed for public/business use; affordable plans and hardware options for small offices. Mood Media handles licensing. (pandora.com)

• SiriusXM Music for Business — Best for radio‑style channels and lots of prebuilt channels; includes Pandora Artist Stations and enterprise-grade support for multi‑location offices. (sxmbusiness.com)

• Rockbot — Best for hands‑on curation with strong central control and employee/visitor engagement features; marketed to workplaces with zoned scheduling and explicit filters. (rockbot.com)

• Mood Media / PlayNetwork (enterprise solutions) — Best for large companies or branded experiences that need music + AV systems, professional curation, and global licensing. Mood Media owns PlayNetwork and offers full-service solutions. (us.moodmedia.com)

• Epidemic Sound (Business / Enterprise) — Best if you need a robust license for video, marketing, podcasts or want royalty‑free/direct licensing that covers public performance and online publishing (good for companies that publish music‑backed content). Not a simple “office radio” player but excellent for content licensing. (epidemicsound.com)

Important legal note (don’t skip): consumer streaming accounts (Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Amazon Music personal plans) generally do NOT include commercial/public performance rights and aren’t legal for playing over office speakers — use a commercial service that explicitly includes licensing. (support.moodmedia.com)

How to choose (short checklist)

• Licensing: must-have for any public/office playback. Confirm the service includes ASCAP/BMI/SESAC/GMR coverage or handles reporting for you. (pandora.moodmedia.com)
• Scale & control: single office vs. multi‑location (look for central dashboard, per‑zone scheduling, ability to block songs).
• Content needs: Do you need on‑demand exact‑track playback (Soundtrack, some enterprise plans) or are curated channels fine (Pandora for Business, SiriusXM)?
• Cost & hardware: check per‑zone pricing, free trials, and whether a dedicated player is provided or you can use an app.
• Use in videos/marketing: If you’ll use music in company videos, ads, or social posts, pick a service with publishing rights (Epidemic Sound or enterprise licensing). (epidemicsound.com)

Quick recommendation by scenario

• Small office / startup (1 site, want simple): Pandora for Business (Mood Media) or Soundtrack Essential. (pandora.com)
• Mid‑size office that wants branded playlists & control: Soundtrack Your Brand or Rockbot. (soundtrackyourbrand.com)
• Large multi‑location company / retail HQ: Mood Media / PlayNetwork, SiriusXM for Business or Soundtrack Enterprise (ask for enterprise pricing & SSO/SSO options). (us.moodmedia.com)
• You produce company videos or social marketing that use music: Epidemic Sound (or similar direct‑license providers) so you have publishing rights. (epidemicsound.com)

If you’d like, I can:

• Compare 2–3 specific vendors side‑by‑side for price/features (give me number of locations/zones and whether you need licensing for videos), or
• Suggest sample playlists or music policies (explicit filter, allowed genres) for office environments.

Which scenario matches your office?