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How it works

From playlist to payout

Playsit handles the deal between buyer and playlist owner: a fixed spot, a fixed period and a fixed price — with the payment safely through us.

For artists & agencies

How to book a spot

  1. Find the right playlist

    Filter by genre, language, country, platform, followers, price, position and duration.

  2. Compare offers

    Each playlist has one or more offers: position, duration and price, with the estimated number of streams.

  3. Request

    Pick your track and start date. Requesting is free and without obligation.

  4. Pay after acceptance

    The publisher has seven days. After acceptance you pay; on the start date your track goes live.

For publishers

How to sell spots

  1. Add your playlist

    With its link, platform, genres, language and follower count.

  2. Create offers

    A price per position and duration — with price suggestions based on your reach.

  3. Review requests

    You see the track and the artist. You decide whether it fits.

  4. Place and get paid

    Put the track at the agreed position. When the period ends, we pay you out.

Booking status

Always know where you stand

Every booking goes through fixed steps. Both buyer and publisher see the status in their account.

  1. Requested

    The buyer requested a spot; the publisher has seven days to respond.

  2. Accepted

    The publisher accepted the track; the buyer can pay.

  3. Paid

    Payment received; the placement starts on the agreed date.

  4. Live

    The track is at the agreed position in the playlist.

  5. Completed

    The period has ended; the publisher receives the payout.

Estimated streams

How we estimate reach

We estimate streams from the follower count, the position in the playlist and the duration. Higher positions get more attention than lower ones. It remains an estimate: actual numbers depend on the playlist, the track and the season.

Safe payments

Money only moves once it's delivered

The buyer pays Playsit, not the publisher directly. Only when the placement is completed do we pay the publisher. If something goes wrong during a placement, the buyer can open a dispute.