Playlist Push (playlistpush.com) has a 4.1 out of 5 rating on OK.one, based on 65 user reviews collected here. It is listed under Media & Publishing and its reputation is good. 80% of reviews are 4 stars or higher and 14% are 1 star; The business has replied to 10% of negative reviews; 63 of them were added in the last 12 months. Last updated 2026-08-10.
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Fantastic music, one should try this........
I cannot recommend Playlist Push based on my experience. I ran three campaigns with them, two at about $280 each and one at about $350, for a total of nearly $1,000. I was genuinely excited and optimistic going into each campaign, but the results were consistently disappointing. The vast majority of curators rejected my songs with some version of, "Great song, but it doesn't fit the vibe of my playlist." If that is the case, then why is the targeting not better? It became frustrating to spend hundreds of dollars only to receive the same generic feedback over and over again. What made it even more disappointing was that the same curator was practically the only one who consistently accepted my music across multiple campaigns. For the amount I spent, I expected to reach a much wider range of curators who were actually a good fit for my genre. I understand that no service can guarantee placements, and I was never expecting that. What I was expecting was better matching between my music and the curators receiving it. I honestly wish I had spent that money elsewhere. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Playlist Push to other independent artists. If Playlist Push believes there is a way to improve the targeting or address what went wrong with my campaigns, I would genuinely welcome that conversation. Until then, I don't feel I received value for what I paid.
maybe it would work, if curators wouldn't add you for a few days, then remove your song. I think this is a trashy service, don't spend money on it.
Terrible company to be a curator with. They have a terrible system, a ranking system that is not consistent and songs get sent for different lower pricing even when you have a higher rank. Terrible pay and you barely get submission to make it worth your time. Fix your system!
Really great reviews and helped me to be visible to larger playlists. Thank you!
You guys are pretty legit. Def helped progress my music career
This Company allows For curators to give feedback and tells why they love the track!!!
Brilliant site for playlisting. Bless up playlist Push
I've used them a lot and for many years and it's always a pleasure. So much scams out there but this is nothing like that! Very good service!
Your service brought my art to the forefront and helped to discover new fans globally. Great service! I would even consider applying as a curator in the near future once time permits!
Is was very user friendly and the feedback aspect of things is very useful.
i want search experience to work from web
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Created lots of traction for my music. All in legitimate ways. No bots, just curators who actually listen and give mostly meaningful feedback.
If you’ve ever looked at £300 and thought, "I’d really like to trade this for a video of a teenager doing a kickflip and a stranger getting a haircut," then Playlist Push is the premium service you’ve been dreaming of. I handed over the cash expecting a "campaign." What I got was 11 videos on TikTok. Yes, 11. That’s roughly £27 per video for the privilege of having my music played in the background of content that has absolutely nothing to do with music. The Math (for those who enjoy being robbed): Most of these "influencers" are hanging out on other platforms charging $5 for a post. It’s a brilliant business model: Playlist Push collects the big bucks from artists, tosses the creators a few peanuts (or $5), and pockets the rest. It’s not a promotion service; it’s a masterclass in middleman markups. The "Engagement": The stats claim I have nearly half a million views. Impressive! Until you look at the comments and realize the "fanbase" consists entirely of robots who communicate solely in emojis. If half of those views were organic, then I’m the Queen of Sheba. Summary: If you want to support the thriving industry of "paying people to ignore your art while they cut hair," this is for you. If you actually want to promote your music, you're better off throwing your money off a bridge—at least the splash would be organic.
I have tried a bit more than a handfull playlist curator pitch services - and this is outstanding the best one. Easy to set up the campaign, easy to pitch to relevant curators. Always hard time to get placements, the ones I got has worked very well. I am pleased with my ROI.
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Playlist curators give good feedback. Some help, some not so much. But this is my 4th time using the service and I feel the system works goid for the price.
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