Spotify playlist promotion service

A playlist campaign is a pitch, not a purchase. We write a short pitch around your genre, mood and closest comparable artists, and send it to curators in our personal network who program that sound. Each curator listens and decides for themselves whether the song fits their playlist.

That distinction matters. Adds you earn behave like listening: the playlist's regular audience hears your track, some save it, some follow you, and Spotify's algorithm reads those signals. Streams you buy do the opposite — they get scrubbed, they distort your audience data, and they can put your distribution at risk.

Larger tiers simply mean more pitches, which means more chances to be added. We tell you how many pitches went out and which playlists said yes.

We do not buy streams, use bot networks, or place songs on playlists that inflate their numbers artificially. Streams bought from bot services get scrubbed by Spotify, can trigger takedowns from your distributor, and never turn into listeners who come back for the next release.

Every playlist in our network is checked before we pitch to it: we look at follower-to-stream ratios, listener geography, whether the playlist actually rotates tracks, and whether its saves and follows behave like human listening. Playlists that look purchased get removed from the network and we do not pitch to them again.

Because placements come from human curators who choose to add your song, we cannot promise a specific playlist or a specific stream count. Any service that guarantees exact stream numbers is either buying them or guessing.