Pitch Curators Who Get It

An artist account, a track already released on Spotify and enough Drops for the curators you choose. Add your track, write an optional pitch, then review your curators and the total before sending.

Creating an account is free. You pay in Drops, which cost $1 each at the standard price, and bigger packs include bonus Drops. Each curator sets their own price, and you see the full total before you pay.

Browse curators by genre and check their profile, playlists, price and AI policy before adding them to your campaign. The campaign builder groups the best matches for your track first.

Not exactly. You pay for a curator’s review. If they decline your track, you get honest feedback and the Drops are spent. Adding a track to a playlist is the curator’s editorial decision, so we can’t promise placement, streams or audience growth.

Curators have 72 hours to respond. If they don’t, your Drops return to your wallet automatically. If a curator is on vacation, you see a notice before you send, and their 72 hours start when they’re back.

Not always right away. Acceptance means the curator has chosen the playlists for your track. Your campaign page shows when it’s added and if it’s removed later. There’s no minimum time a track has to stay on a playlist.

We remind the curator along the way. If the track never appears in any of the selected playlists within about a month, your Drops come back. If it was added to at least one of them, the review counts as completed.

When you add a track, you declare whether it uses no AI, partial AI or full AI. Each curator sets the most AI they accept, and you can only send your track to curators whose policy fits your declaration.

Yes. Open an existing campaign and add more curators, keeping the same track and pitch. New curators are booked at their current price. Cancelled campaigns can’t be expanded.