Playlist packages.
Real listeners. More fans.
Your music pitched to influential, genuine playlists that suit it. Organic growth from people who actually listen.
The right playlist puts a track in front of thousands of listeners who already like the sound. The wrong one puts it in front of bots, wrecks your data and can get your music removed. Most of the difference is in who does the pitching, and how.
Our playlist packages are built around fit. We study where your music sits, find active playlists with real listeners in that space, and pitch it properly. Alongside that, we help you use Spotify’s own editorial pitching ahead of release. The aim is organic growth: more streams from people who save, follow and come back.
What a playlist package covers.
- Sound and fit analysis
Where your track sits by genre, mood and tempo, and which listeners it is likely to land with.
- Curator research
Independent playlists checked for real listeners, steady activity and genre fit before we pitch.
- Personal pitching
Each pitch written for the curator, not a mass email blast.
- Editorial pitch support
Help preparing your pitch through Spotify for Artists before release day.
- Placement tracking
Every add logged, with the playlist, its listener profile and the streams it brought.
- Campaign report
Placements, streams, saves and listener growth across the campaign.
Data first.
Then the noise.
The same four steps we use to sell tickets, applied to playlist packages. Fix the foundations, read the data, spend where it counts, report the numbers.
Audit.
Check the track and the profile.Artist profile, metadata, artwork and release timing reviewed, so the music is ready to be pitched.
Curve.
Find the right rooms.We map playlists that suit your sound and check their listeners are real and active.
Phase.
Pitch in order.Editorial pitch before release. Independent curators around release week. Follow-ups as the track gathers momentum.
Push & prove.
Report what landed.Adds, streams, saves and new followers, playlist by playlist, so you can see where the growth came from.
Organic growth, done properly.
Spotify’s rules ban paying for playlist placement, and streams from fake or bot-driven playlists can be removed, along with the royalties. We don’t buy placements, and we don’t work with playlists that look artificial. Our packages pay for the research, pitching and reporting, and curators decide on the music alone.
That approach is slower than a service promising 100,000 streams overnight. It is also the one that builds an audience you keep. Listeners who find you through a well-matched playlist are the ones who save the track, check out the next release and buy a ticket when you play their city.
Playlist pitching works best alongside Spotify ads, press and social. Activity from several directions at once gives curators, and Spotify’s own recommendations, more reasons to pay attention.
Numbers you
can check.
- Playlist adds, by curator and audience size
- Streams from playlist placements
- Saves and save rate
- New monthly listeners and followers
- Playlists to target on the next release
Every report separates paid from organic. Streams are never counted as tickets.
Playlist Packages:
straight answers.
Let’s plan it on data.
Tell us about the release, the tour or the event. We’ll look at the numbers and tell you straight where playlist packages fits.