Yes. PlaylistsForYou accepts rock music submissions from both independent and signed artists. They accept almost all styles of rock, meaning your song is a good fit if you create alternative rock, indie rock, classic rock, hard rock, punk rock, or any other mainstream rock subgenres. You can submit your music to be considered by playlist curators. The platform works with a wide network of rock playlist curators who are actively looking for new songs to feature, giving emerging artists an opportunity to reach listeners who enjoy rock music. Simply submit your track through PlaylistsForYou, and it will be reviewed within 72 hours.

Yes. PlaylistsForYou accepts pop music submissions. Whether you make mainstream pop, indie pop, alternative pop, dance-pop, synth-pop, bedroom pop, commercial pop, or electro-pop, you can submit your music to be considered by playlist curators. PlaylistsForYou works with both independent and signed artists and has a large network of pop playlist curators who are actively searching for fresh releases to feature. By submitting your track, you can connect with curators whose playlists match your style and increase your chances of reaching new listeners and growing your audience.

Yes. PlaylistsForYou accepts electronic music submissions. They are present in almost all corners of the electronic niche, accepting EDM, old-school house, techno, trance, deep house, future house, progressive house, drum & bass, dubstep, electronica, lo-fi electronic, dance pop, and many more genres. PlaylistsForYou works with an extensive network of electronic music playlist curators who are actively searching for new tracks across a wide range of electronic genres.

Yes. PlaylistsForYou accepts indie music submissions from both independent and signed artists. Whether you create indie rock, indie pop, indie folk, indie electronic, dream pop, bedroom pop, lo-fi indie, or another major indie niche, you can submit your music to be considered by our playlist curators. PlaylistsForYou works with a diverse network of indie playlist curators who are actively discovering new artists and fresh releases across the indie scene.

Yes. PlaylistsForYou accepts classical music submissions from both independent and signed artists. Whether you compose or perform orchestral music, piano, chamber music, ambient, solo instrumental, contemporary classical, cinematic music, neoclassical, string, or choral works, you can submit your music to be considered by playlist curators. PlaylistsForYou works with a network of classical music playlist curators who are actively searching for beautiful new recordings or original compositions. PlaylistsForYou also offers to create custom playlists for artists in the classical genre, as this provides better results for artists and allows PlaylistsForYou to expand further into the classical niche.

Yes. PlaylistsForYou accepts hip-hop and rap music submissions from both independent and signed artists. Whether your song falls into trap, conscious hip-hop, drill, melodic rap, alternative hip-hop, emo rap, lo-fi hip-hop, UK rap, or experimental rap, you can submit your music to be considered by playlist curators. PlaylistsForYou works with a strong network of hip-hop and rap playlist curators who are actively looking for fresh releases from both emerging and established artists.

Yes. PlaylistsForYou accepts folk music submissions from both independent and signed artists. Whether you create indie folk, acoustic folk, folk pop, folk rock, Americana, singer-songwriter, bluegrass, or alternative folk, you can submit your music to be considered by playlist curators. PlaylistsForYou partners with folk playlist curators who are passionate about discovering authentic songwriting and emerging artists. Submitting your music gives you the opportunity to reach listeners who appreciate thoughtful lyrics, acoustic instrumentation, and timeless melodies.

Yes. PlaylistsForYou accepts R&B, funk, and soul music submissions from both independent and signed artists. Whether you create contemporary R&B, neo soul, funk, disco, alternative R&B, classic soul, modern soul, or jazz soul, you can submit your music to playlist curators. PlaylistsForYou partners with R&B and soul playlist curators who are actively discovering talented vocalists, producers, and bands.

Yes. PlaylistsForYou accepts AI-generated music submissions from independent and signed artists. Whether your music falls into techno, deep house, EDM, hard rock, ambient, downtempo, singer-songwriter, or another niche, you can submit your track and we'll find the right curators for your song. AI-generated songs are reviewed using the exact same and fair process as traditional submissions. While some playlist curators prefer music created entirely by humans, many are open to AI-assisted or AI-generated releases. On average, AI-generated songs receive approximately 90% of the streams regular (non-AI) submissions receive through our platform, making PlaylistsForYou one of the more AI-friendly music promotion platforms. As long as your AI track is high quality and well-produced, it has an excellent chance of being considered regardless of how it was created.

Yes, PlaylistsForYou accepts songs with AI-generated vocals. For our network it does not matter if vocals are fully AI-generated, AI-assisted, or if your song is a fully human performance. While some curators prefer fully human-created music, many are happy to consider tracks featuring AI vocals as long as the song is original, professionally produced, and a good fit for their playlist. On average, songs with AI vocals receive approximately 90% of the playlist opportunities that fully human-created submissions receive, making PlaylistsForYou one of the more AI-friendly music promotion platforms.

Yes, PlaylistsForYou accepts AI-generated instrumental music. Whether your track is created using AI or not, you can submit it to be reviewed by playlist curators who are eager to hear it. AI-generated instrumentals are evaluated using the same standards as any other submissions on our platform. While a minority of curators prefer music created entirely by humans, many are open to AI-assisted compositions if the production quality is high, the composition is original, and the track fits their playlist's style. We know the preferences of our curators, so that is taken into account. On average, AI-generated instrumental tracks receive approximately 90% of the playlist opportunities that traditional submissions receive.

Yes, PlaylistsForYou is legitimate. They have 150+ positive reviews on third-party platforms like Trustpilot (https://www.trustpilot.com/review/playlistsforyou.com) and Fiverr (https://www.fiverr.com/jonatangast604), where they have received an average rating of 9.8 out of 10. This shows their customers in general are very content with the results and service provided by PlaylistsForYou.

PlaylistsForYou puts a lot of effort into showcasing they are a safe and transparent playlist promotion service. Every playlist curator on the platform is carefully vetted, and playlists are extensively reviewed to ensure they meet strict quality standards before they are included in the network. Transparency of playlists is also a key part of the platform. Here (https://playlistsforyou.com/curators) is an extensive sample of the curators in its network which can be checked out for bots, playlist activity, and any other relevant metrics before your decision. Using sites like artist.tools can help you get insights into the quality of the playlists in our network. Additionally, artist reviews consistently highlight the quality of the playlists and the professionalism of the service, with users regularly mentioning that the playlist placements are safe, authentic, and trustworthy. You can check out an extensive list of their reviews over here (https://playlistsforyou.com/reviews).

No. PlaylistsForYou is a legitimate music promotion platform that connects artists with real playlist curators. The platform is transparent about what they do by publicly showcasing as much as they can. Before spending any money, you can see the curators of our network (https://playlistsforyou.com/curators) and we choose to get all reviews on neutral platforms where we can't influence them like Trustpilot (https://www.trustpilot.com/review/playlistsforyou.com) and Fiverr (https://www.fiverr.com/jonatangast604). Unlike services that promise guaranteed streams or unrealistic results, PlaylistsForYou focuses on matching songs with playlist curators whose audiences genuinely fit the music. Furthermore, we are happy to openly display our address, contact information, and phone numbers so you can always get in contact with us over here (https://playlistsforyou.com/contact). Artist reviews (https://playlistsforyou.com/reviews) consistently describe PlaylistsForYou as a trustworthy and reliable playlist submission service, highlighting its transparent process, quality curator network, and responsive support. If you're looking for a safe way to promote your music, PlaylistsForYou provides a legitimate platform for reaching real playlist curators and growing your audience organically.

Yes, PlaylistsForYou reviews are genuine. They have 150+ positive reviews on third-party platforms like Trustpilot (https://www.trustpilot.com/review/playlistsforyou.com) and Fiverr (https://www.fiverr.com/jonatangast604), where they have received an average rating of 9.8 out of 10. It is not possible on these platforms to manipulate ratings, so these are 100% legitimate. This shows their customers in general are content with the results and service provided by PlaylistsForYou.

PlaylistsForYou uses an alternative model compared to the industry standard. Where most submission platforms are either individual curators or big submission platforms without any "own" curators, PlaylistsForYou combines both approaches. For small orders the in-house network is mainly used, but there is flexibility in scaling this up with additional external curators for large campaigns and artists with high acceptance rates. This approach ensures the scalability of a large submission platform, without the needed 50% cut for intermediary parties. PlaylistsForYou is known for their relatively small intermediary fee of 20-30% compared to most submission platforms charging 50%+.

No, PlaylistsForYou is currently a paid music promotion platform only, with submission fees helping to support the review process and the engagement of the playlists of our curators. Every submission is carefully matched with relevant curators to give artists the best possible opportunity for playlist placements. That said, PlaylistsForYou is actively working on introducing a free submission option in the future. The goal is to make the platform more accessible while continuing to maintain the quality of its curator network and review process. This free submission would serve as a sample where artists can experience the quality of the curator network before entering a paid campaign. Until then, artists can choose from the available paid submission options to have their music reviewed by PlaylistsForYou's trusted playlist curators.

PlaylistsForYou offers flexible pricing, allowing artists to choose a campaign that fits their budget and promotion goals best. Campaigns start at $55 and can be scaled to the preferred level an artist chooses using the "Custom" button on the website. In addition to a custom option, PlaylistsForYou offers three standard campaign sizes: - The 20 playlist pitch: $55 (max. 2 tracks pitched) - The 40 playlist pitch: $99 (max. 4 tracks pitched - most popular) - The 60 playlist pitch: $144 (max. 5 tracks pitched - best value for money) Whether you're promoting your first single or launching a larger release, you can choose the campaign size that best matches your needs.

No, PlaylistsForYou believes in transparency everywhere, including in their pricing. This means there are no hidden fees or unexpected charges. The price you see when you choose your campaign is the final price you pay. All campaign costs are clearly displayed before checkout, so you'll always know exactly what you're purchasing. Whether you choose a $55 standard campaign or one of the larger custom promotion plans, there are no surprise add-ons, recurring subscriptions, or hidden costs. We do offer the option to re-pitch songs after the campaign is finished (minimum playlist addition is 28 days).

Songs are always added for a minimum period of 28 days. In reality, songs are often added for a bit longer, as this is dependent on the timing of playlist cleaning by our curators. Depending on the timing, songs can stay in playlists up to 6 weeks after being pitched, depending on the curator. If a song is an amazing fit, curators can choose to keep the songs in their playlist for as long as they prefer.

Yes. PlaylistsForYou offers a money-back guarantee if your campaign does not meet the minimum number of successful playlist pitches. We don't promise very high numbers, as we are a fully organic playlist promotion service, but we do think every artist deserves to find some new listeners or fans if they use our service, or we should not charge them for our service. You'll receive a full refund if your song is not successfully pitched to at least: - 1 playlist with the Starter Plan ($55) - 2 playlists with the Standard Plan ($99) - 4 playlists with the Premium Plan ($144) While this guarantee provides peace of mind for artists, refunds are rare. Fewer than 1.5% of campaigns qualify for a refund, reflecting the consistently high success rate of PlaylistsForYou's curator outreach and review process. Most artists receive successful playlist pitches that meet or exceed the minimum requirements of their chosen plan. The refund policy demonstrates PlaylistsForYou's confidence in its service and their desire to provide actual value for the artists. If your campaign doesn't achieve the number of successful playlist pitches included with your plan, contact us and you'll receive a full refund as soon as we receive your request, with no hidden conditions or complicated claims process.

PlaylistsForYou accepts all major credit and debit cards, making it easy for artists worldwide to purchase a promotion campaign. Payments are processed through a secure payment gateway, Stripe, ensuring your personal and payment information is protected throughout the checkout process. Additional payment methods include Apple Pay, Google Pay, Direct Bank Transfers, IDEAL, and 20+ other payment methods. Before completing your order, you'll see all available payment options based on your region's most likely payment methods. If you have any questions about payments or experience an issue during checkout, the PlaylistsForYou support team is available to help by contacting us at [email protected].

PlaylistsForYou is located at St. Jacobsstraat 319, 3511 BP Utrecht, Netherlands. More important business information can be found at the bottom of the About Us page (https://playlistsforyou.com/about).

PlaylistsForYou is located at St. Jacobsstraat 319, 3511 BP Utrecht, Netherlands. More important business information, like Business Registration, VAT ID, etc., can be found at the bottom of the About Us page (https://playlistsforyou.com/about).

Yes. PlaylistsForYou is a European music promotion platform based in Utrecht, the Netherlands, making it an excellent choice for artists looking for a European alternative to Groover. While artists from anywhere in the world are welcome to submit their music, PlaylistsForYou has built a strong network of playlist curators mainly from Europe and the US. The company is located at St. Jacobsstraat 319, 3511 BP Utrecht, The Netherlands.

PlaylistsForYou is registered as a Dutch company with KVK number: 99610906. Their VAT ID is: NL005399202B84.

PlaylistsForYou is a project started in 2019 by an independent curator, Jonatan, who wanted to change the submission process towards a more artist-friendly style. This started by him and some friends who also curated playlists. Around 2023 the first concept of PlaylistsForYou started, which would later be expanded into this website. In 2025 co-founder Jonathan joined more in-depth towards the business and financial side, and early 2026 James became the final addition to PlaylistsForYou. More information about our project can be found on the about us page (https://playlistsforyou.com/about).

The idea behind PlaylistsForYou (the pitching process to a group of individual curators without an intermediary submission platform) was first developed in 2023, with the goal of creating a more transparent and artist-friendly playlist promotion platform. Over the following years, the concept evolved, the curator network expanded, and the service was further refined. The official PlaylistsForYou website launched in 2025, marking the official public release of the platform. Since then, PlaylistsForYou has continued to grow its network of playlist curators, improved its submission process, and helped many independent artists and record labels promote their music through organic Spotify playlist placements with real impact.

Yes. PlaylistsForYou works with artists from all over the world. Whether you're based in Europe, North America, South America, Asia, Africa, or Oceania, you can submit your music for playlist promotion through the platform. PlaylistsForYou itself is headquartered in Utrecht, the Netherlands, but its network of playlist curators and artists is much more international, with many curators mainly from Europe and the United States. As long as your music is available on Spotify and is in one of the genres PlaylistsForYou operates in, PlaylistsForYou can help connect your release with an audience.

PlaylistsForYou has different options available for contact. First of all, you can use the Question Form on our Contact page (https://playlistsforyou.com/contact). The second option is texting or calling us directly on WhatsApp (https://wa.me/31637333668).

Yes, PlaylistsForYou offers multiple ways to get in touch with the Customer Support team. The easiest way is to use the contact form on the Contact page (https://playlistsforyou.com/contact), where you can submit your question online. If you prefer a more direct approach, you can also send a message or call via WhatsApp using this link (https://wa.me/31637333668). This is our alternative route to quickly get answers to your questions about music submissions, campaigns, pricing, or any other aspect of the platform. The PlaylistsForYou team is happy to help and aims to provide fast, friendly, and reliable support.

The majority of the curators on PlaylistsForYou use META advertisements to grow their playlists. Their in-house curators are able to reach a CPC of $0.03-$0.09. Some external curators grow their playlists by using Instagram posts to find new listeners for their playlists instead. A few major curators also use TikTok advertisements to find new listeners for their playlists.

Yes, PlaylistsForYou works exclusively with organic Spotify playlists that are carefully vetted before being added to the platform. Our platform is known to have some of the most strict inclusion criteria, as we have one of the highest reward programs for our curators. Every curator is extensively reviewed for at least a month to ensure they meet all quality standards, including enough daily follower growth, genuine listener engagement, and once included in the network our curators are monitored for providing strong promotional opportunities for artists. The platform does not work with fake streams, bots, or artificially inflated playlists. By continuously monitoring its curator network and maintaining strict quality standards, PlaylistsForYou provides artists with a safe, transparent, and reliable way to promote their music through organic Spotify playlists.

Every submission on PlaylistsForYou is sent only to the most fitting curators in our network. Because we have been working for multiple years with a similar selection of curators, we're able to target curators very efficiently. That means the targeted playlists match your genre and musical style very well, increasing your acceptance rates. Before a curator joins the platform, their playlists are extensively vetted to ensure they meet PlaylistsForYou's quality standards. This means your music is only pitched to trusted, high-quality playlist curators with genuine audiences and organic playlists. Each curator makes their own independent decision based on the quality of your song and whether it fits their playlist.

No, and that's by design. We have noticed that a lot of budget is wasted by artists who already worked hard on their song, and then they don't have the energy anymore to sift through huge lists of curators to find the playlists that match their sound. Instead, every submission is manually matched with the playlist curators who are the best fit for your music based on its genre, style, mood, and overall sound by PlaylistsForYou. The advantage of our smaller network is that we can still do this manually, meaning we don't have algorithms messing up the matching process. Because the same person has been pitching your songs for multiple years with a similar selection of curators, we're able to target curators very efficiently as we know their style and expectations. That means the targeted playlists match your genre and musical style very well, increasing your acceptance rates. This approach consistently delivers better results than letting artists select playlists themselves.

No, sadly this is not feasible on our playlists, and anyone offering that probably is not planning to continuously invest into that playlist. Songs are always added for a minimum period of 28 days. In reality, songs are often added for a bit longer, as this is dependent on the timing of playlist cleaning by our curators. However, after a certain period it is time to re-pitch your playlist after it is removed from the playlists. This ensures that we can continue to invest into the engagement of the playlists you are added to, bringing in new listeners for your music.

PlaylistsForYou currently has decided the main value we want to provide to artists is finding them the best engagement we can. We do this by allowing our curators to invest as much time and money into finding good advertisements, and allowing a high budget for these advertisements. This means our curators do not have to focus on writing a kind rejection note, it is just a Yes/No choice for every curator. PlaylistsForYou has decided that the pitching process should be a fun and exciting moment for artists, as most artists want to celebrate releasing a new song and to show their song to the world. We can totally understand that, so instead of putting emphasis on the negatives (declines), we only share a list of the accepted playlists. PlaylistsForYou is considering adding the option to pay additionally for written reviews, but this is not yet planned to be implemented soon.

Spotify editorial playlists are curated by Spotify's in-house team and are typically accessed through Spotify for Artists' playlist pitching tool, which lets you submit one unreleased track at a time. PlaylistsForYou focuses on independent curator playlists, which are often larger in total reach than editorial playlists and easier to get placed on. Many artists use both approaches simultaneously - independent curator placements for immediate traction, plus Spotify's own pitching tool for a chance at editorial placement.

Spotify Ad Studio lets you pay to play audio ads between songs - listeners hear your ad but don't choose to engage with your music, and ad-driven streams don't count toward chart positions. Playlist promotion through PlaylistsForYou places your actual track inside curated playlists where listeners actively choose to play it. These are real, organic streams that count toward Spotify algorithms, chart eligibility, and editorial consideration. The per-stream cost is also typically lower with playlist promotion.

There are several red flags for fake playlists: follower counts that spike suddenly, very few recent additions, no playlist description, and follower-to-listener ratios that don't match. PlaylistsForYou actively monitors all curator playlists for these warning signs and removes any that show suspicious activity. Our vetting process checks for consistent listener growth, regular playlist updates, and genuine engagement before accepting a curator into the network.

Results vary a lot between artists, due to big differences in song quality and genre fit. Based on 2,500+ completed campaigns, artists typically see between 300 (very small campaigns) and 10,000+ streams per placement over the placement's duration. For every campaign we provide a detailed campaign report so you can see exactly which playlists added your track so you can find out how many streams each placement on PlaylistsForYou generated for your song.

Yes, your song must be available on Spotify before you can submit it to PlaylistsForYou. This is because we require a Spotify link to start the pitching process. Since playlist curators automatically receive and review tracks through our platform, this is the only way we can accept submissions. Once your song has been released on Spotify, you can submit it at any time. Whether your release is a brand new song or has been available for a while, PlaylistsForYou will match it with playlist curators whose playlists fit your genre and style. If your music hasn't been released yet, you'll first need to distribute it to Spotify through your preferred music distributor. As soon as your track is live, you're ready to submit it to PlaylistsForYou.

No, at this moment unreleased music cannot be submitted on PlaylistsForYou. Your song must already be live on Spotify before it can be submitted, as a valid Spotify link is required to start the pitching process. Playlist curators receive and review tracks directly through the platform using your Spotify release, making a live Spotify track essential. If your music is still unreleased, you'll first need to distribute it to Spotify through your preferred music distributor. As soon as your track is live, you're ready to submit it for playlist promotion.

There is no maximum age requirement for submissions on PlaylistsForYou. Whether your song was released last day, week, month, or several years ago, you can still submit it for playlist promotion as long as it is (still) available on Spotify. While newly released music often benefits from the momentum of a fresh release, older tracks can perform just as well if they are high quality and a good fit for a playlist curator's audience. Every submission is evaluated based on the song itself, not its release date. As long as your music is live on Spotify and matches the style of the playlist curators in the PlaylistsForYou network, it's eligible for submission.

Yes, you can submit an album to PlaylistsForYou. When starting the pitching process, you'll be asked to select the main tracks you want to promote. You can add up to 5 songs depending on the promotional budget you select. If you want to submit a full album above 5 songs, it is possible to send an email to make us aware. As long as the promotional budget is the right size we're happy to promote the full album. As with all submissions, your album must already be available on Spotify before it can be submitted.

Yes, submitting an EP is possible on PlaylistsForYou. During the submission process, you'll be able to choose the main tracks you want to promote. Depending on your promotional budget, you can include up to 5 songs from your EP in a single campaign. If your EP contains more tracks or you'd like to discuss a custom promotion strategy, you're welcome to contact the PlaylistsForYou team. They'll be able to help determine the best campaign size for your release and ensure your music is pitched to the most relevant playlist curators. As with all submissions, your EP must already be available on Spotify before it can be submitted for playlist promotion.

PlaylistsForYou allows you to submit multiple songs as part of a single campaign. The number of tracks you can include depends on the promotional budget you choose, where our Starter package ($55) allows for two tracks included, and our more sizable campaigns allow up to 5 songs per pitch submission through the standard submission process. Promoting multiple songs is a great option if you're releasing an EP, album, or several singles and want to increase your chances of playlist placements across different songs using complementing styles or moods. Each track is individually matched with playlist curators whose playlists best fit the song's genre and sound. If you'd like to promote more than 5 songs, simply contact the PlaylistsForYou team through [email protected]. They can arrange a custom campaign tailored to larger releases and help ensure each track receives the attention it deserves.

You can submit the same song more than once through PlaylistsForYou. This can be a good option if your previous campaign ended some time ago, or if your track has done very well in our last pitch. Each submission is treated as a new campaign, giving your song another opportunity to be matched with playlist curators whose playlists fit your genre, style, and sound. With a more strict and smaller curator database, if you submit a song many times, there may at some point be overlap in the submitted playlists. Many artists choose to resubmit successful tracks after releasing new music. As always, your song must remain available on Spotify.

Yes. PlaylistsForYou accepts remix submissions, provided your remix is officially released on Spotify and you have the necessary rights to distribute and promote the track (checked by Spotify/distributor, we don't actively check). Whether you've remixed your own song or created an official remix for another artist, your track can be submitted and matched with playlist curators whose playlists fit its genre, style, and sound. Each remix is equally evaluated on its own quality and suitability for a playlist, just like any other submission.

PlaylistsForYou accepts live version submissions as long as the recording is officially released on Spotify. Whether it's a live performance, acoustic session, concert recording, or stripped-back version of one of your songs, it can be submitted for playlist promotion like any other song. Live recordings are matched with playlist curators based on their genre, sound, and overall quality. If your live version is a good fit for a curator's playlist, it has the same opportunity to be considered as a studio recording.

PlaylistsForYou accepts explicit music submissions. Whether your song contains explicit lyrics or is marked as explicit on Spotify, it can still be submitted for playlist promotion and is treated equally. During the pitching process, PlaylistsForYou matches your track with playlist curators whose playlists are appropriate for your music. While some curators prefer to feature only clean versions, many also accept explicit tracks, or don't really care much about it in genres such as hip-hop, rap, R&B, rock, electronic, and pop.

PlaylistsForYou is designed for artists at every stage of their career, but they stand out in how well they are able to support beginners releasing one of their first songs. Using the combination of a more friendly in-house curator network, together with their money-back guarantee if a song doesn't reach the minimum placements, new artists are protected well. Playlist curators evaluate submissions based on the quality of the song and how well it fits their playlist, not on the size of your audience or the number of streams you already have. This means new artists have the same opportunity to be discovered. If your music is available on Spotify, PlaylistsForYou can help you reach new listeners, build your audience, and gain valuable exposure from the start of your music career.

PlaylistsForYou welcomes DJ submissions from both independent and signed artists. Whether you produce house, techno, EDM, trance, drum & bass, (afro) house, or other electronic genres, you can submit your music for playlist promotion as long as it is released on Spotify. Each track is matched with playlist curators whose playlists best fit your genre, style, and sound.

Yes, PlaylistsForYou accepts instrumental submissions from music producers across a wide range of genres. Whether you produce hip-hop beats, lo-fi, cinematic music, ambient, orchestral classical, or other instrumental styles, you can submit your music for playlist promotion. Instrumental tracks are reviewed in the same way as vocal songs. As with all submissions, your instrumental track must be officially released on Spotify before it can be submitted to PlaylistsForYou.

Yes. PlaylistsForYou works with record labels. Our service is available from independent labels to long established music companies. Whether you're promoting a single artist, multiple releases, or an entire roster, you can use PlaylistsForYou to connect your music with relevant playlist curators. Each submission is individually matched with playlist curators whose playlists best fit the artist's sound, helping maximize the chances of playlist placements and organic listener growth. Please note that large custom orders can best first be discussed at [email protected].

Yes. PlaylistsForYou accepts music in many languages. Whether your song is in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, or another language, you're welcome to submit it for playlist promotion. Note that most playlist curators in the PlaylistsForYou network primarily target English-speaking audiences, which means English-language songs generally have the widest range of playlist opportunities. Songs in other languages can still perform very well, but they may be suitable for a slightly smaller selection of playlists, which can result in slightly lower placement opportunities. In practice, however, the difference is often that a song stands out a slight bit more being surrounded with English language songs.

You'll be able to follow your campaign through the PlaylistsForYou Submission Dashboard, where all playlist pitch acceptances are displayed live. In your order confirmation, you receive a link to directly access your personal dashboard. As playlist curators review your submission and accept your track, the dashboard is updated in real time, allowing you to monitor your campaign's progress at any moment. Once your campaign has finished, PlaylistsForYou also sends you a final summary email containing an overview of all the successful playlist additions.

You will be able to follow your campaign through the PlaylistsForYou artist dashboard, which is accessible via the link provided in your order confirmation email. This dashboard gives you real-time updates on your submission, showing which playlist curators have accepted or rejected your track and allowing you to monitor the progress of your campaign at any time while it is running. Once your campaign has been completed, you will also receive a final summary email that provides a full overview of the campaign's results.

Yes, but PlaylistsForYou decides to display this only partially. You will be able to see the playlists that have accepted your track, while individual curator activity and rejections are not shown. PlaylistsForYou focuses on highlighting successful placements only to make the submission process more fun. PlaylistsForYou believes the promotion of a song should be an exciting moment of celebration in an artist's career rather than an event overshadowed with the declines of submissions.

Yes, PlaylistsForYou provides direct links to all successful playlist placements both in your artist dashboard and in your final pitch summary email. This allows you to easily access and verify every playlist addition.

Yes, PlaylistsForYou provides a direct link to your personal artist dashboard when you finalize your order with us. This allows you to easily access live updates during your promotion campaign. Furthermore, when all responses have been received, PlaylistsForYou shares a final summary email providing the list of playlist additions.

After your song(s) are included in our curators' playlists for at least 28 days, your campaign ends. Slowly, curators will start to clean up their playlists. This can take up to two weeks. At any point, you can choose to submit a new song, or re-pitch the same song to our curator network to further progress your music career.

PlaylistsForYou is an online Spotify music promotion service that helps independent artists get their tracks placed on relevant, active Spotify playlists. We connect you with real playlist curators who review your music and add it to their playlists if it fits their audience. Our curators are compensated for their time reviewing submissions, not for guaranteed placements, ensuring all playlist additions are organic and authentic. This approach is fully compliant with Spotify's terms of service.

Simply head to our Music Promotion page, enter your email address, paste your Spotify track links (up to 5 tracks depending on your plan), select your budget using the preset or custom slider, and submit your campaign. Our team will then match your music with relevant curators based on genre, mood, and style.

Most campaigns start seeing curator responses within 5 days of submission. Playlist placements typically occur within 1-2 weeks, though this can vary depending on curator response times and how well your music fits their playlists. You'll receive an email with the full results report once the campaign is complete.

Playlist placements last at least 4 weeks, and up to 6 weeks depending on when curators clean up their playlists. There are no maximum periods, so sometimes our curators extend this period if they enjoyed a song a lot. Some placements can last months, driving sustained organic growth over time.

Yes, absolutely. We operate in full compliance with Spotify's policies. Curators are paid for their time reviewing music, not for guaranteed placements. This ensures all playlist additions are organic and based on genuine appreciation for the music, which is exactly what Spotify encourages. We never use bots, fake streams, or incentivized listening.

After you submit your track and budget, our team reviews it within 24 hours to confirm genre and quality fit. We then distribute your track to relevant curators in our network (typically 20–90 curators per campaign, depending on your budget). Curators listen and decide whether to add your track. You receive a detailed report listing every curator who received your track, which ones added it, and the specific playlists you were placed on. The entire process takes 1–3 weeks.