Buyout fees range from $150 to $1000, and they typically reside in the $300-500 range per track.  Many libraries will ask that you make edited versions of each track they buy the rights to, such as a version without a lead instrument and some libraries ask for 30 and 60 second cues. If the library has to do work editing the track for you, it may result in a reduced fee. $300-500 might not sound like a lot for a song that took months to write and produce, but consider that production music does not necessarily have to be your ´´bohemian rhapsody´´. Often times the feel of the track is what´s really important for background production music.

Buyout deals are ideal if you can pitch a collection of songs that are similar stylistically. For example a collection of songs that are all instrumental metal or a collection of songs that are instrumental acoustic guitar. 

If you're looking for a deal like this, there is an extensive list of music libraries in the TV/Film Music Industry Directory that I offer. My preferred approach for submitting music to libraries, either when pitching my own music or those of my clients through my company Renegade Music Marketing, is to check each company´s website when listed for their submission policy.  If there isn´t info listed then simply call and ask how you can submit music.  Generally if they´re open to hearing new submissions they will be forthcoming with this information.