Case study
Connecting 450+ global employees across time zones
They kicked off with high-energy Music Bingo, then split into breakout rooms for coffee tasting, chocolate truffle making and team games.
Read the case studyMusic games for work, hosted on your video call
Music games for work are hosted rounds where teams guess songs, artists and decades from short clips. A live host runs a music quiz or a music bingo game on your call, and every player answers on their phone, from about $34 a person.
3,000+ teams served · Book about 2 weeks ahead
Pick a music game
Each one has a live host on your video call and runs 45 to 60 minutes. Prices are live.
Virtual / HybridLive host
Starting at $56 USD / person
Mystery Mixtape
A hosted music quiz in rounds that run from hard to plain silly. Phones become answer sheets, and the results show the moment the last round ends.
1 hourVirtual / HybridLive host
Starting at $34 USD / person
Musical Bingo
A clip plays while a blurred photo of the artist slowly sharpens. Guess early, then mark the song on your bingo card. 90s pop and rock.
1 hourVirtual / HybridLive host
Starting at $72 USD / person
Music Bingo
Music bingo with a DJ host and digital cards opened by QR code. One price for the whole group, which suits an all-hands.
45 minZoom onlyVirtual / HybridLive host
Starting at $34 USD / person
Winter Music Bingo Party
Winter hits and end-of-year songs without a Christmas-only playlist, so it suits a global team in December or January.
1 hourVirtual / HybridLive host
Starting at $34 USD / person
Christmas Music Bingo Party
Festive classics and newer holiday songs, with bingo wins and blurred-photo tiebreakers for a December party.
1 hour
Want a free bingo card for a meeting, or bingo without the music? See virtual bingo for work. Prefer questions on every subject? Try virtual trivia.
Which music game fits your group
Start from the people in the room. Each line names the game that suits them best.
- A team that loves a quizMystery MixtapeEveryone answers on a phone, so quiet players score as much as loud ones.
- Mixed ages and mixed tasteMusical BingoEach player has a card, so you can win a round without knowing every song.
- An all-hands or a big kickoffMusic BingoThe price stays the same as the group grows. Meta opened a 450+ person event with it.
- A global team in winterWinter Music Bingo PartyWinter songs rather than only Christmas ones, so nobody feels left out.
- A December partyChristmas Music Bingo PartyHoliday songs everyone half knows, which is when the guessing gets loud.
What happens in a hosted music game
Nothing ships and nobody needs to sing. This is how a session runs, whichever game you pick.
- A live host joins your call, plays the music and keeps score.
- Short clips play through the host's shared screen and audio.
- Players name the song, the artist or the decade, or mark it on a bingo card.
- Answers go in on a phone by QR code or in a web browser, so nobody talks over the music.
- Scores come up between rounds, and the host names the winners at the end.
- Length
- 45 to 60 minutes
- Platform
- Zoom by default; Teams, Google Meet or Webex for most games (Music Bingo is Zoom only)
- Book
- At least 14 days ahead
- Players need
- Headphones or speakers, and a phone or browser for the answer card
In the office instead
Hosts bring Music Bingo to your office in 17 US cities. See in-person events.
What music games for work cost
Live totals for the whole group at three sizes, with games that cost the same grouped together. Some start with a package for the first 25 people; others are one price for the group.
| Games | 25 people | 50 people | 100 people |
|---|---|---|---|
| Musical Bingo, Winter Music Bingo Party, Christmas Music Bingo Party | 25 people: $850 · about $34 a person | 50 people: $1,700 · about $34 a person | 100 people: $3,400 · about $34 a person |
| Mystery Mixtape | 25 people: $1,400 · about $56 a person | 50 people: $1,400 · about $28 a person | 100 people: $1,400 · about $14 a person |
| Music Bingo | 25 people: $1,800 · about $72 a person | 50 people: $1,800 · about $36 a person | 100 people: $1,800 · about $18 a person |
Prices include the host, taxes and fees. A 50% deposit holds your date. If far more people join than you planned, a follow-up invoice covers the difference. Bigger group? Get a quote.
Music games for work questions
What are good music games for work?
A music quiz, a guess-the-song bingo game and a seasonal music bingo party all work on a video call. Pick the quiz for a competitive team, and bingo when you want everyone to have a shot at winning.
How does virtual music trivia work?
In Mystery Mixtape a live host plays clips in themed rounds, and players answer on their phones after scanning a QR code. The scores are tallied for you, and the results show as soon as the last round ends.
Is there a guess-the-song game for teams?
Yes. In Musical Bingo & Name That Hit each clip plays while a faded photo of the artist comes into focus, so players can guess before the reveal and then mark the song on their bingo card.
How much do music games for work cost?
Mystery Mixtape is $56 a person for a group of 25 ($1,400 flat). Musical Bingo is $34 a person for a group of 25 ($850 package). Music Bingo is $72 a person for a group of 25 ($1,800 flat). Prices include the host, taxes and fees, and a 50% deposit holds your date.
Which video platforms work?
Zoom by default; Microsoft Teams, Google Meet or Webex on request. Music Bingo is Zoom only, for the best sound. The host needs to share their screen.
How far ahead should we book?
At least 14 days ahead. For a holiday party on Thu, Dec 17, 2026, book by Thu, Dec 3, 2026, as December dates fill first.
Can an office or hybrid team play?
Yes. Put the call on a room screen with good speakers, and let office players answer on their own phones. Hosts also bring Music Bingo to offices in 17 US cities.
Can a whole company play at once?
Music Bingo has one price for the group, and Meta opened a 450+ person event with it. To run several activities for a large company at once, see multi-event programs.
