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Connecting your streaming accounts

If you curate playlists, connecting your streaming platforms to SubmitHub unlocks auto-fetching, playlist syncing, locked positions, and more. Here's what's supported and what connecting gets you.

Which platforms are supported

  • Spotify: the core connection for playlisters. Enables playlist visibility, listener data, locked positions, scheduled removals, and auto-restore.
  • YouTube / YouTube Music: playlist syncing (mirror a Spotify playlist) and cross-platform sharing
  • SoundCloud: playlist syncing
  • Apple Music: playlist syncing (requires an active Apple Music subscription, see the Playlist syncing article for Apple's API quirks)
  • Deezer: playlist syncing (premium, though free in some regions)
  • Tidal: playlist syncing (premium subscription required)

Do I have to connect anything?

No. Bloggers, YouTubers, radio shows, and other non-playlister outlets work fine without any platform connection. Even Spotify playlisters can operate without connecting, but they'll lose access to playlist automation features (sync, lock, scheduled removal, auto-restore).

How to connect

Head to your curator profile and open the Playlists tab. You'll find connect buttons for each supported platform there. Click the one you want, authorize SubmitHub in the popup / redirect flow, and your playlists will appear once you're back.

What happens if a connection expires

Platforms occasionally expire your auth token. When it happens, we surface a reconnect prompt in your profile. Apple Music drops more often than the others (their API is flaky), so don't be surprised if it needs periodic re-auth.