Submitting Easy Comes With Flaws. They've definitely made submitting music to blogs and playlist easy, but not everything that comes easy will be good. Blogs and playlisters will prioritze paid submission (credits). I've submitted the same song to the same reviewer on a standard submission and a "premium" and somehow the premium got approved but the standard did not. IT WAS THE SAME SONG. but not all is bad. If your music is quality you will see some results but results will vary.

I've been using Submithub for the past 3 years I've been using Submithub for the past 3 years and added Groover to my release process within the last year. Both have given me results for roughly the same cost. Submithub (which is very focused on Spotify) has yielded results that I can track to directly streams. However, in terms of broad exposure, Groover wins. Submithub also seems to have a higher bar as far as quality expectations. If your track is not well-polished or has specific technical issues, expect to get some possibly unpleasant feedback. My advice: never ignore negative feedback! Use it to get better at your craft! I will continue to use Submithub in my release process and recommend it to anyone who asks.

It was a really encouraging experience I have used SubmitHub a few times. It's a great platform to submit your song to various Spotify playlists. At the beginning, I was a bit skeptical when I didn't see immediate results, but it took some time to understand the process of submitting a song to the right playlist within my genre. After a few attempts, my song was added to one of the big playlists, and it was a really encouraging experience.

Easy and seamless way to reach out to bloggers Easy and seamless way to reach out to blogger and playlists. Downside is some are of lower quality or are really really picky and never pick up your songs. Better for artists in pop, indie-rock, folk, alt-country. Not sure if you'd find your niche on here in other genres.

Please do not pay for their services Please do not pay for their services. Complete horrible . You pay so someone can say yes or no. That’s a bad business model. Usually they don’t listen to the music and they keep the money and not playlist the song. They don’t even let you send another song. They take your money and you have to pay again. That’s robbery. I wanted money. That’s horrible