Best 99Sounds Alternatives in 2026

20 apps from sound effects libraries ranked against 99Sounds on the same published basis.

  1. 199Sounds vs Epic Stock Media
  2. 399Sounds vs Soundly
  3. 499Sounds vs Rogue Waves Libraries
  4. 599Sounds vs ZapSplat
  5. 699Sounds vs BBC Sound Effects
  6. 799Sounds vs Mixkit
  7. 899Sounds vs SoundGator
  8. 999Sounds vs SoundOfYouTube
  9. 1099Sounds vs Pro Sound Effects
  10. 1199Sounds vs The Recordist
  11. 1299Sounds vs Soundsnap
  12. 1399Sounds vs SoundFX.online
  13. 1499Sounds vs Freesound
  14. 1599Sounds vs Lots of Sounds
  15. 1699Sounds vs SoundBits
  16. 1799Sounds vs SoundDino
  17. 1899Sounds vs Soundrangers
  18. 1999Sounds vs TONSTURM
  19. 2099Sounds vs AiSHA
  20. 2199Sounds vs BOOM Library

99Sounds alternatives compared

#AppScoreFree planFromRuns on
1Epic Stock Media6.6Free plan$24.92/moMac, Web, Windows
3Soundly6.5Free planFreeMac, Windows
4Rogue Waves Libraries6.4Free planFreeWeb
5ZapSplat6.4Free plan£1.88/moWeb
6BBC Sound Effects6.3Free planFreeWeb
7Mixkit6.3Free planFreeWeb
8SoundGator6.3Free planFreeWeb
9SoundOfYouTube6.3Free planFreeWeb
10Pro Sound Effects5.6No—Mac, Web, Windows
11The Recordist5.6No—Mac, Web, Windows
12Soundsnap5.5No—Web
13SoundFX.online5.4No—Web
14Freesound5.2No—Web
15Lots of Sounds5.2No—Web
16SoundBits5.2No—Web
17SoundDino5.2No—Web
18Soundrangers5.2No—Web
19TONSTURM5.2No—Web
20AiSHA5.1No—Web
21BOOM Library5.1No$41.25/moMac, Windows
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Questions about 99Sounds alternatives

What is the best alternative to 99Sounds?

Epic Stock Media, number 1 in sound effects libraries with a score of 6.6 out of 10. The others here: Soundly, Rogue Waves Libraries, ZapSplat and 16 more.

What is the best free alternative to 99Sounds?

Epic Stock Media is the best-ranked alternative with a free plan. 8 of the 20 alternatives here publish a free plan on their own pricing pages.

How are these alternatives ranked?

Ranked free-and-open first: a usable free tier and open-source code, then the platforms it runs on and its documentation.