Standard Playlisting

Estimated Audience Reach represents the total cumulative follower count of all the curated playlists your track is submitted to during a campaign.

• Think of it like billboard impressions: If we pitch your single to 20 playlists that have a combined total of 100,000 followers, your Estimated Audience Reach is 100,000 potential listeners.

• Potential vs. Guaranteed: Just like a street billboard has an estimated daily audience of people driving past, your reach score reflects the potential size of the crowd your music is placed in front of. Your actual stream count will depend on placement position, curator selection, listener skip-rates, and song engagement.

We manage direct pitching to active, independent playlist curators on Spotify.

Instead of relying on automated tools or random blasts, our team manually matches your track with vetted, genre-specific curators.

We handle submission timing, press/bio framing, and follow-ups so your music gets in front of real people with real audiences.

We pitch your song(s) across verified curator networks and private editor lists, as well as adding them to relevant playlists that we curate ourselves.

No. We guarantee professional pitch execution to real curators, but we cannot guarantee that a curator will add your track, nor do we promise a specific number of streams.

Platforms like Spotify strictly prohibit "pay-for-placement" schemes. Any service that guarantees placement, promises 10,000 streams for $50, or charges per stream is almost certainly using bot networks. Using those services risks getting your song removed or your artist account flagged. We prioritize protecting your Spotify profile and building authentic listeners.

Before pitching your track, we run all target playlists through industry analytics tools (such as Chartmetric and IsItBotted) to verify:

• Organic growth: Smooth follower growth curves rather than sudden suspicious spikes.

• Listener engagement: Active monthly listeners that correlate naturally with playlist follower counts.

• Quality curation: Playlists that are regularly updated and actively maintained by real curators.

At the conclusion of your campaign cycle (usually 3–4 weeks post-release), you’ll receive a Campaign Pitch Report including:

• A list of all successful playlist placements with relevant links.

• Direct feedback provided by curators during the review process (as provided).

As many as you’d like - though we recommend sticking to one just to make pitching easier. The more we pitch, the lower the acceptance score - especially with high-level curators, as they are very protective of the spots on their playlists.

Playlisting is a strong part of a growth marketing, and implemented into a monthly campaign can send strong growth signals to the algorithm.

The subscription option gives you the ability to continually pitch your music (whether the original track, or a new song each month) at a discounted rate.

You absolutely can! And any artist with 15 extra hours a week and an ad budget to burn should try it at least once.

The difference isn't having access to the tools; it's execution, data vetting, and opportunity cost.

When artists run campaigns themselves, they usually run into three major roadblocks:

1. Wasted Budget on Bad Targeting: Setting up Meta ad campaigns or submitting to playlists without deep platform knowledge often leads to burning $200–$300 on empty clicks, fake bot playlists, or low-converting audiences. We use verified data tools (like Chartmetric) to run strict vetting checks, making sure every dollar goes toward real human listeners.

2. Low Curator Acceptance Rates: Curators and tastemakers get hundreds of pitches a week. Knowing how to angle a press release, target the exact sub-genre, and format tracking links determines whether a curator actually listens or hits delete.

3. Time Away From Music: Submitting pitch reports, and following up with curators takes hours of repetitive administrative labor every single week.

You’re not paying us just to click 'submit.' You’re paying for a refined system, data protection for your Spotify algorithm, and the freedom to spend your time creating music, making content, and playing shows while your release rollout runs seamlessly in the background.