SubmitHub Anmeldelser 996

The new development is that you can't just press a submit button. What used to be a submit button is now a "promote" button, that requires payment. This site wants your money. Trying to submit music for free consideration for playlisting Is a thing of the past. There are hardly any unpaid opportunities and 99% of the time the playlists reject your music, no matter how good it is.

Im a curator and their support is terrible. Working with Jami is frustrating and they'll put holds on your account without letting you know! no discussion or anything! their scoring system just does not work and is not transparent as well! Curators your time might be better spent on some of the other up and coming services where your time is paid at a much better value and a system that actually makes sense to both the curator and the artist submitting music. I do not reccomend.

Honestly I like it, I use it for free at the moment and found that they give free credits to submit sometimes you hit sometimes you miss I can appreciate that already from a company.

The only way to get something out of submithub is to spend huge amount of money or time, because the curators are picky, often times not even musically educated, and the platform doesn’t help you at all to find the right ones.
I always get excellent feedback, praising my tracks but then there is some tiny detail (eg this instrument is just a bit too bright/dark) which doesn’t make the cut.
Some have even started replying using AI, which makes one wonder why spending the money in the first place.

"2 playlists Medianoche smooth jazz. ¡Genial!".
SubmitHub dio 2 playlists reales a "Medianoche en la Terraza" smooth jazz (Lost Panda retro + peluquerías). Feedback positivo Siem lounge. ¡Recomiendo independientes!

I was able to tell people about myself, get feedback on my music, and meet new artists. Great service

Plenty of tools at your disposal for music research, marketing your submissions and networking. Plus, the playlists are monitored. That's real people. Real streams. Real results.

I’ve been using SubmitHub for about 10 years. It’s been a reliable tool for promoting my new releases, building connections with playlist curators as music bloggers, and building my presence on music streaming services like Spotify. The pricing is fair, and options like “Hot or Not” can be helpful for both testing the waters with a new song, and networking with other artists. I’ve connected with publishers, labels, curators and bloggers over the years, and my experience with SubmitHub has been a positive one, especially when compared to the available competition. Naturally, my results and my satisfaction with those results has improved as the quality of my work has improved over the years. The better I’ve gotten, the more approvals my songs get and the broader the audience they reach. Overall a worthwhile tool for music promotion in the age of music streaming & social media.

My go to “swiss army knife”.
A great versatile hub to monitor and promote your songs and playlists.

SubmitHub has been a real game-changer for my music career. My previous release got featured on a top playlist, gaining over 10,000 streams and 5,000 listeners in just a month. I love the transparency of curator feedback and how easily you can find the right “Match” for your genre. It’s more than playlist pitching—it’s about growing through data and audience insights. Highly recommended for serious artists.

The platform is full of idiots and "curators" who doesn't understand the genre of music, or write feedbacks like that:"Hi there, thank you for the request. Nice track, but sounds too distant to my metal playlist (ref. Bad Omens, Poppy, Architects). I'm sos orry but I'm passing this time. All the best" and other stupid criticism like I like music and vocals, but not on the Chorus. Or your harsh vocals aren't heavy enough, or they're too heavy. I feel like Submit Hub is a basic scam for money.

It seems that the platform is loaded with curators with bad intentions. I haven't found any reason to speak any better. I don't know if this has to do with the platform or bad curators

SubmitHub are key to so many things we do at our record label, we've been working with them closely for a year or so now.

We tried running our own Meta Ads, but we couldn't get close to the performance in terms of streams/listeners & fans/follows as we do from using SubmitHub ads (where they create/manage Meta Ads for you).

It's also by far the best platform for connecting artists to curators & industry contacts. They are the cornerstone of our playlist network and also the main source of new artists that we've discovered and signed to our label. The team are also super helpful, friendly, and responsive.

We highly recommend them to anyone working in the music industry - especially to artists looking for legitimate tools to promote their music, SubmitHub are the good guys in a world full of 'promotional services' that are a rip off, or worse, will get your music taken down by distributors and streaming services.

Excellent communication and honest feedback and follow up with the Curators. 🦾 Thanks

I really appreciate putting submissions on SubmitHub a lot. Being an independent artist trying to get exposure is a challenge, yet being on SubmitHub has allowed my music to get global exposure at a lower cost than I have expected. This is huge for me!

We checked out SubmitHub as an alternative provider to create Smart Links for our Meta Ads campaigns (re. CAPI, etc.) and spotted that result coming through were actually better than most other providers. Plus, support from Jason has been outstanding - very quick and user focused. Would recommend. :)

I’ve submitted three songs, and none were accepted. The curators mostly provide generic comments, even when acknowledging catchy hooks or high-quality production. Some curators themselves admit the tracks are strong, yet they are still declined. It feels like paying for feedback that doesn’t genuinely help.
I’ve studied the review patterns enough to anticipate that the owner might dismiss this by pointing to other services that promise higher acceptance rates, or by citing the overall approval rate - but that doesn’t change the fact that my experience has been frustrating and unproductive.

Its a Great Platform, and it's well connected to all Playlist Curators from around the world. Love Submithub, and all it's features.