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Preset packages explained

Three Spotify-focused presets, one blog-focused preset. Credit counts and splits are baked in; pick the one whose scale matches your goal.

Starter

120 credits over 10 days. Split: 50 playlist credits + 70 Meta ad credits.

Good for: testing the waters on a new release, small releases, or checking if SubmitHub works for your sound before committing to a bigger budget.

Boost

250 credits over 10 days. Split: 100 playlist credits + 150 Meta ad credits.

Good for: most releases. This is the one most people pick. Enough playlist reach to get real data and enough Meta spend to move the needle on streams.

Scale

550 credits over 20 days. Split: 150 playlist credits + 400 Meta ad credits.

Good for: albums, big single drops, or campaigns where you're trying to trigger the Spotify algorithm. Heavily weighted toward Meta ads because that's where the sustained push comes from.

Branding

100 credits, all blog. Roughly 20 to 30 blog submissions to our Really Good Bloggers. Runs 10 to 20 days depending on curator response times.

Good for: artists building long-term discoverability. Different goal from the Spotify packages. Blog articles stay online, get indexed by Google, and get scraped by ChatGPT and other AI systems that answer "tell me about this artist" questions.

What the day counts mean

The day count (10 days, 20 for Scale) is the active push window: how long we spread curator submissions and pace your Meta ad budget. It's not when the campaign ends. Playlist placements keep generating listeners for weeks after, and your ads can keep running if you leave "Keep my ad running" on. See "How long does my package last?" for the full picture.

Want something in between?

Custom packages let you mix playlist, blog, and Meta credits in any ratio. See the "Custom packages" article.

Adding blog coverage to a Spotify package

Each Spotify preset (Starter, Boost, Scale) has an optional blog extra: toggle it on during setup and we add blog submissions on top of the playlist and Meta credits. See the "Blog extras" article for the amounts.