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spotify playlist promotion services, compared.

Studio Raine publishes this page and does not pitch playlists, so it is on the page only for the part it does build: the pages a campaign sends listeners to. the others are the pitching services a label or artist is offered when they search for Spotify playlist promotion, each read from its own pages.

every row is read from the service's own pages on November 4, 2026, linked, and paraphrased. no scores and no ranking: the services are sorted by kind, then alphabetically. Spotify's rules are quoted from Spotify's own pages, linked in the questions below.

the firmswhat Studio Raine does

the firms, by kind.

what the campaign lands on

the artist's or the label's own pages, the press record and the AI answer. we don't pitch playlists.

Studio Raine

publisher of this page

for record labels, label owners and music executives, management companies, publishers and touring companies

from studioraine.art/music-marketing-agency.

what it does, as published
the pages a playlist or creator campaign sends people to: the artist's or the label's own site and store, the press record on that domain, the Google knowledge panel for each executive and the AI answer about the company, run monthly with a note in writing. it does not pitch playlists, buy ads or run creator campaigns. music industry only.
price and refund terms, as published
from $25,000 a month, six months minimum; a label platform or store from $50,000; the panel $9,000, once.
clients named on the page
Burn County's label platform, Jake Angel's beat store and Mixed by Isolation's preset store, all live and linked.
office, as published
Brooklyn, New York.

pay-per-submission pitching services

you pay for a curator's review, never for a placement. from each service's own pages.

Daily Playlists

for independent artists

read November 4, 2026, from dailyplaylists.com/pricing.

what it does, as published
free weekly submissions to a marketplace of user playlists, plus paid credits for feedback from selected curators, with credits returned if a curator does not respond within seven days.
price and refund terms, as published
a "Free" tier with "10 Standard Submissions Weekly"; "$7.99 / 10 submissions"; "$19.99 / 10 credits"; a professional plan at "$19.99 / month".
clients named on the page
none named on the pages read.
office, as published
no city on the pages read.

Groover

for independent and self-managed artists; label managers, PR agents and publishers as representatives

read November 4, 2026, from groover.co, pricing.

what it does, as published
you pick curators, radio, labels and industry contacts and pay per contact; a contact that does not answer within seven days is refunded. label managers and publishers can send on an artist's behalf.
price and refund terms, as published
"From $2 per curator"; "1 Grooviz costs €1, all taxes included"; "Sending a track to 1 curator/pro will cost you 2 Grooviz."; "Packs start at just €47".
clients named on the page
none named on the pages read.
office, as published
New York and Paris.

Indie Music Academy

for independent artists

read November 4, 2026, from indiemusicacademy.com/spotify-promotion.

what it does, as published
pitches songs to playlist-owning influencers and sells campaigns against a stream target, plus Meta follower ads. its pages say it owns no playlists and does not take part in artificial streaming.
price and refund terms, as published
no figure on the pages read. "100% Refund Guarantee if we can't secure a placement"; if the promised streams are not delivered, "we will refund the difference."
clients named on the page
Nick Carter named on its page.
office, as published
Nashville and Los Angeles, with San Diego, Las Vegas and London listed.

Musosoup

for independent artists

read November 4, 2026, from musosoup.com/pricing.

what it does, as published
one campaign fee after approval, then curators send paid or free offers for reviews, features and playlist adds; the fee is refunded if no coverage comes. its pages state a zero-tolerance policy on botted playlists.
price and refund terms, as published
"Start promoting your music for only £42."; paid offers "between £8 and £12" each; "Guaranteed Coverage or Your Money Back."
clients named on the page
none named on the pages read.
office, as published
no city on the pages read; prices in pounds.

Omari MC

for musicians and artists

read November 4, 2026, from omarimc.com/promotion.

what it does, as published
submits a song to its curator network, who set their own pricing, and also sells YouTube, TikTok and Meta ad campaigns. its pages say it cannot guarantee results, that you are not paying for any particular playlist, and that it uses no bots or fake plays.
price and refund terms, as published
no figure on the pages read; an order form is linked. "For Standard orders, you don't pay anything" when a curator declines.
clients named on the page
none named on the pages read.
office, as published
no city on the pages read.

One Submit

for independent artists, managers and small labels

read November 4, 2026, from one-submit.com/pricing.

what it does, as published
per-track submissions to playlist curators, blogs, radio, YouTube, TikTok and labels, each with a written review. its pages say the curators run their own playlists, that it does not send tracks to Spotify's editorial playlists, and that a submission to a bot playlist is refunded.
price and refund terms, as published
Spotify submissions "$6"; "Submissions start from $4."; "Guaranteed review or your money back".
clients named on the page
none named on the pages read.
office, as published
no city on the pages read.

Playlist Push

for independent and major label artists, and managers

read November 4, 2026, from playlistpush.com/pricing.

what it does, as published
sends a song to independent Spotify playlist curators who are paid to review it; a review may or may not end in an add. its pages say it does not buy placements and uses no bots, and that a curator who fails to review returns that submission's cost to your balance.
price and refund terms, as published
"From $280"; "The minimum budget required to run a Spotify Promotion campaign with us is $280"; curators earn "Up to $15 per review"; its example reaches 79 playlists for "$ 630 usd". "Playlist Push does not offer any guarantees for the results you will receive."
clients named on the page
none named on the pages read.
office, as published
no city on the pages read.

SubmitHub

for artists, publicists and labels

read November 4, 2026, from submithub.com.

what it does, as published
pay-per-submission to playlisters, bloggers and influencers who must listen and reply, with the credit returned when one does not. it runs a bot checker that labels playlists it finds suspect.
price and refund terms, as published
"Premium credits start at $1 each and get cheaper when you buy them in bulk."; "Curators cost between 1 and 5 credits each"; standard credits are issued free, two every four hours.
clients named on the page
none named on the pages read.
office, as published
no city on the pages read.

curator search tools

a list of playlists and contacts, no pitching.

PlaylistSupply

for artists, managers and labels

read November 4, 2026, from playlistsupply.com.

what it does, as published
a subscription search tool for playlists and curator contacts; you do the pitching.
price and refund terms, as published
"PlaylistSupply is a $19.99/month subscription-based service."
clients named on the page
none named on the pages read.
office, as published
no city on the pages read.

named, not read

its pages did not load for us, so nothing is said about it.

Boost Collective

for not read

read November 4, 2026, from boost-collective.com.

what it does, as published
its site answered every fetch with a rate limit on November 4, 2026, so nothing is said about it here.
price and refund terms, as published
not read.
clients named on the page
not read.
office, as published
not read.

questions.

which Spotify playlist promotion services are legitimate, and what do they cost?

the legitimate ones sell a curator's review, never a placement, and say so on their own pages. the prices as published: Playlist Push from $280 a campaign, SubmitHub credits from $1 each with curators at 1 to 5 credits, Groover from $2 a curator, One Submit $6 a Spotify submission, Daily Playlists free or $7.99 for ten, Musosoup £42 a campaign. Omari MC and Indie Music Academy print no figure. each row above links the page it was read from.

can I pay to get a song on a Spotify editorial playlist?

no. Spotify's own page says any service that claims to offer guaranteed placement on its playlists for money is in violation of its terms, and its blog has said since 2018 that no one can pay to be added to one of its editorial playlists. the route to editorial playlists is the free pitch inside Spotify for Artists, at least seven days before release, and pitching does not guarantee placement. the pages: Spotify for Artists: artificial streaming and paid third-party services, Spotify for Artists: pitching music to playlist editors, Spotify for Artists blog, July 19, 2018.

what happens if a service uses bots or guaranteed streams?

Spotify's page says paid third-party services that guarantee streams are not legitimate, that using them could get the music removed from Spotify, and that confirmed artificial streaming can mean withheld royalties, corrected public numbers and removal from playlists. it also says it charges labels and distributors per track when flagrant artificial streaming is detected. Spotify for Artists: artificial streaming and paid third-party services.

does Studio Raine pitch playlists?

no. we do not sell playlist placement, creator campaigns or ads, and we do not buy them for you. what we build is where the campaign sends people: the label's own platform and store, the press record on its domain, the panel on each executive's name and the AI answer about the company. the retainer that keeps all of it current is from $25,000 a month, on the marketing agency page.

what should a label ask a playlist service before paying?

four things, in writing. whether you are paying for a review or for a placement, because only the first is allowed. what is refunded when a curator does not respond, and in what. whether the service owns any of the playlists it pitches. and how it screens playlists for bots, since the removal and the withheld royalties land on your release, not on the service.

why is this list not ranked?

because the publisher of a list should not grade a category it has an interest in, and because every figure here is the service's own claim, read from its page on one day. the rows carry what each page says and link it; the order is by kind, then the alphabet.

text us the artist.

send us one message with the artist or the label, and we'll tell you what Google and the AI tools say about them today.