Break into the biggest playlists in the world.

Yes. You can submit one song to two playlists in a free campaign every 24 hours. Free campaigns include playlists whose curators accept free submissions, so the available selection can vary. If you want to reach more playlists in one campaign, you can choose a paid campaign instead. Submit your song for free.

Paid submissions cost $2–$5 USD per playlist. Your campaign total depends on which playlists you choose, and you can adjust your selections before paying. There is no subscription: you pay when you send a paid campaign. Explore our Spotify playlist promotion options to see how it works.

Yes. You can browse and filter playlists, check the available playlist information, and select the ones you want to reach. SubmitLink can also suggest matches for your song. Those suggestions are a starting point—you can add or remove playlists before sending your campaign, so you stay in control of the selection and cost.

No. You pay for a curator to review your song and consider it for their playlist. Each curator makes their own decision based on whether the music fits. A paid submission can be declined, and even an accepted song is not guaranteed a particular number of streams.

Curators have seven days to respond. If a paid submission goes unanswered, the amount for that submission is returned to your account as SubmitLink credits, which you can use for future submissions. Credits are not an automatic refund to your payment card. A decline counts as a response, so it does not qualify for a nonresponse credit. Free submissions do not receive credits.

SubmitLink was created by the same team behind artist.tools, our sister company. We use artist.tools data to help screen and monitor playlists for signs of suspicious activity. This helps us assess playlist quality and risk, although no check can guarantee that a playlist is completely free of artificial activity. If you are concerned about playlists featuring your music, start with our free Spotify bot checker.

SubmitLink connects you with independent playlist curators, not Spotify's editorial team. To pitch an upcoming, unreleased song to Spotify's editors, use Spotify for Artists. Editorial pitching is a separate process and does not guarantee placement.