SubmitHub
Pay per pitch
From $0.78
Premium credits cost $1 each, down to $0.78 each in bulk. You also get 2 free standard credits every 4 hours.
- Free path
- Reply promise
Playlist submission, explained
Plain guides to every route onto a playlist, from Spotify's free editorial pitch to paid services. Plus a directory of 31 services with prices, reply promises and the date we checked each fact.
How it works
Three groups decide what goes on a playlist: Spotify's editors, independent curators and Spotify's algorithm. You reach each one in a different way.
Deliver the song to your distributor weeks before release. Claim your Spotify for Artists profile.
Free, in Spotify for Artists. One unreleased song at a time, at least 7 days before release.
Editorial pitch stepsFake playlists earn you nothing and can cost you royalties. Check five signs before you pitch.
The five signsFree by email and forms, or $1 to $6 a pitch through a service that promises a reply.
Free routesRead your source of streams in Spotify for Artists. Keep the curators who brought real listeners.
What to checkService directory
Price, free path, reply promise, acceptance notes with their source, and the complaints people report. 13 services have a free path.
Pay per pitch
From $0.78
Premium credits cost $1 each, down to $0.78 each in bulk. You also get 2 free standard credits every 4 hours.
Pay per pitch
From $2.14
2 Grooviz per contact (1 Grooviz = €1, about $2.14 for 2). Top curators cost 4-6 Grooviz.
Pay per pitch
Free
Standard submissions are free. Premium credits and the Pro plan cost extra. The homepage does not show their prices.
Guides
Each guide answers first, then shows the steps and the sources.
The routes to a playlist, what each one costs, and what to expect.
The free pitch form in Spotify for Artists: timing, fields and next steps.
How to find real curators, write to them and follow up.
What to pay for, what never to pay for, and how to spot bot playlists.
How pitching works on Apple Music, Deezer, YouTube Music and SoundCloud.
Templates, release timelines and the numbers to watch after a placement.
The playlist tool on spotifystats.com finds and checks playlists that take submissions. Senty runs that tool and this site. It is one option, next to the other routes in our guides.
No. Spotify says services that sell streams or guaranteed playlist placement break its terms. You can pay a service for a curator to listen and reply. Never pay for a promised add.
No. This site explains the routes and compares the services. The free playlist tool lives on spotifystats.com.
By fit: services with confirmed facts first, then by entry price. We do not rank by payment. If we ever add an affiliate link, it will carry a label.
No. We are not part of Spotify or any service in the directory, and none of them endorse us.