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Written by the business, not verified by us.SubmitHub (submithub.com) has a 4.3 out of 5 rating on OK.one, based on 108 user reviews collected here. It is listed under Media & Publishing and its reputation is good. 80% of reviews are 4 stars or higher and 8% are 1 star; The business has replied to 69% of negative reviews; Reviews mostly discuss User experience, Product. Last updated 2026-08-11.
Reviewers had a great experience with this company. Customers frequently praise the intuitive website interface, smooth navigation, and the exceptionally helpful promotional tools available to independent musicians trying to grow their audience. Consumers deeply appreciate connecting with genuine curators who provide honest, detailed insights and meaningful feedback to actively support long-term musical growth and success. Though some reviewers noted occasional challenges regarding small playlist sizes, strict guidelines, and temporary placement durations across various musical genres, consumers also mentioned that certain industry professionals can sometimes feel a bit inconsistent or difficult to match properly with specific artistic styles.
Auto-generated from all reviews of this business. For reference only.It's a serious and honest service, and I really like it. If I had to improve something, perhaps I'd expand the music genres for a more detailed selection and allow users to listen to the entire song before replying to playlists. With these two changes, it would be really perfect.
I use submithub for a several time now, and I can say that the curators are not very objective. In most of the times they declined your songs, even how good they are. In other plattforms that problem is not so much. So I must say that I will reduce the promo on that plattform Unfortunately
Hey, sorry to hear that. Music curation is by nature quite a subjective thing, based on personal taste more than objectivity. I can tell that your AI songs are objectively high quality, but with AI music you often need a little extra human touch to make it something special that stands out.
I haven't been with Submit Hub long but they are a game changer, they have helped my music grow to exsposer and I've made some genuine connections with other brilliant artists. There tools are so helpful like Hot or Not to gain constructive feedback from others and to test the waters for up and coming releases. Pitching to others to get on playlists is a huge help and once you find the right fit and sound there is something for everyone for different tastes and sounds. I can't thank them enough for their support and the agents are quick to response with any enquires raised which I've also found really helpful.
Overall I think SubmitHub is a decent site and easy to use and gives opportunity for both promoters and artists. I fear that many of the promoters have become a little tired and bored and have used other sites where the energy seems more vibrant. The passion in which users bring to these projects seems to be dying at least from the promoters/influencers/bloggers side of things.
Submithub has been a game changer for the growth of my music career. As a producer and DJ, I've been able to amplify my music to fans. As a curator, its been amazing to hear such beautiful tracks over the last year since I started the playlist. Amazing platform for any artist looking to help build on audience on the DSPs. Advice to fellow producers, spend the time listening/engaging with playlists before submitting across the board.
I'm a huge fan of Submithub. I've received so much helpful feedback on my music, it has been truly encouraging and uplifting - the positive and the instructive. After a lot of 'declined' energy, I recently had my first placement on a playlist and it has meant the world to me. Like everything else, keep focusing on improving the quality of your music, listen to feedback and try to be really focused on using all the tools and metrics to choose the right matches for your music. Celebrate even small wins and see everything else that happens as feedback. I'm so happy I discovered Submithub! It makes more sense than so many other music promo tools!
SubmitHub is one of the very few honest brokers in a trade filled stem to stern with scammers and worse. When you're trying to get people to consume your art, it can be *very* easy to take advantage of your trust. SubmitHub provides resources to see who's legit and who ain't, as well as comprehensive tutorials on how to safely and effectively promote your music - and that's all on the house. Stick around, and you'll find multiple ways to get your music closer to people who'll love it. I've worked on a variety of projects through SubmitHub, and I'll always go to them first.
SubmitHub is a great platform for getting your music heard and connecting with curators. The interface is smooth, and feedback can be really helpful when it’s thoughtful. That said, curators can be a bit of a hit or miss — some give great insights while others seem to skip through quickly. Overall though, it’s still a valuable tool for independent artists trying to grow their audience.
Glad to hear you've found it positive overall! Definitely pays to look closely at curators before choosing who to send to.
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