Playlister Club Reviews 

playlister.club is excellent and easy to use. if you dislike having to submit your songs one at a time to each playlist, this is for you. i personally like that they don't guarantee placement or streams, because you get the satisfaction of having your music actually chosen by a playlister because it's what they wanted to include in their playlist, not because of paid placement. you can independently place each song in multiple genres to get the greatest reach for different types of music. you get good metrics on your engagement in the site to watch how playlisters interact with your songs. after spending money on several different sites over the years, i honestly believe this is the single best site I've used, and it's given me a feeling of actually taking action on moving my (self-managed) music career forward. -JB @emperorsteve (electronic/instrumental genres)

I work both as a curator on Playlisterclub and also tried their service as an artist. I can say from this experience that they do NOT provide any value, they are just trying to make a quick buck from our point of view.

From the artist perspective: Don't waste your money!! You WILL get added to a lot of playlists, i get daily emails that i was added. But i did this with chill music, and my songs get added to "HARD EDM" playlists and stuff like that. "Workout music". And the song is like 65 bpm and very slow and chill. The curators are just adding your track for a short while to inactive playlists because they get paid per approval, not per review like most other playlisting websites. Which is of course a scam for the artist and hurts your spotify algoritm. If you make hip hop and your track gets added to EDM playlists this is bad for your algoritm and thus your growth as an artist.

From the curator perspective: Nice to make a quick buck, but the site is very buggy. Like VERY buggy. Apart from that they try and do everything to not pay out. They mention in their rules that there are no rules about how long you should place a song, but then when you remove it too quickly they take all your money that you earned. I know multiple curators on the platform and all had the experience of playlisterclub not wanting to pay out the approval money even though you placed the tracks.

I worked with every big playlisting company that's currently active (Playlistpush, submithub, soundcamps, ..) and can definitely say that this one is the worst.

If this company is trying to make a legit stance in the industry they have a lot of work to do. But im afraid this is not a long term thing and they will do an exit scam at some point. So to all curators: Dont let the money in your account build up and cash out as soon as possible every time.

Thanks Playlster Club! Your platform has exposed my music to quite a few Spotify Playlisters and industry professionals!
In just 10 days my song "Dandelion" received 27 placements into playlists of some very large playlisters that resulted in a very good number of streams. It also received 8 very positive reviews by music industry professionals. Your platform has provided a very organic way to get my music heard by many spotify playlisters in a very short period of time!

The platform is easy to navigate and they do exactly what they say. No Gimmicks

Playlister.Club should be the first destination for indie artists looking to pitch to playlists on Spotify. They represent an outstanding pool of popular and engaging playlists. The incentive structure is key - playlists only place songs that they like so they can guarantee their integrity. Can't recommend them enough!!

This is the kind of service that needs to succeed. It's a platform where you post music and curators find you themselves and you can't reach out. Your music has to be good to perform well but the plays are def 100% real

Regardin the platform, its solid and well designed. But the experience I had there is not good at all. Im a music curator and also work in playlistpush, soundcampaign, groover, and many more, and this one was the worst of all. First of all, the ground rules are not clear. They suddenly stop paying you for reviews (without telling you) when they at the beginning tell you that theres not need of uploading a song to get payed. They are not clear, and a bit authoritary too. Not recomended at all