Here’s How to Make Money With Your Spotify Playlist!

But can you turn your passion for creating playlists into a money-making venture?

Absolutely!

And, we’ll show you exactly how to do it in the post below.

Check out this step-by-step guide on how to make money with your Spotify playlist.

Can You Get Paid for Spotify Playlists?

Spotify isn’t just a platform for artists to earn money through royalties. Music fans who enjoy creating playlists can also make money on there.

Can you simply just get paid for any old playlist?

Unfortunately, no. It’s not as simple as that.

You can’t just get paid for making whatever playlist you want.

Instead, making money with your Spotify playlist involves being a music curator.

It’s your job as a Spotify music curator to listen to and review songs. Then consider adding it to one of your playlists. You get paid in return for curating these songs.

It’s a pretty simple way to earn. You basically get paid to listen to music!

How to Make Money with Your Spotify Playlist

I know what you’re wondering – “How does this whole thing work?”

Well, we’ll break it down for you here, step-by-step, so you can start making money with your Spotify playlist.

Step One: Sign up for a Spotify music review service

The first step is to sign up for a Spotify music review service as a playlist and song placement curator. It’s your job to review song submissions.

There are two sites where you can sign up to be a Spotify music curator:

• Playlist Push
• SubmitHub

Click on those links and sign up!

It’s important to note though that both Playlist Push and SubmitHub have requirements that you’ll need to meet to become a curator on there.

Playlist Push requires you to have a minimum of 1,000 followers per playlist.

SubmitHub requires you to have at least 1,000 followers on at least one playlist.

Do check to see if you fit the requirements when you go to sign up.

Step Two: Review music

Once you’re all signed up for Playlist Push and/or SubmitHub, you’ll need to share your music knowledge by reviewing and curating songs.

How it works varies depending on which platform you’re using:

Playlist Push

You listen to and review songs on Playlist Push. The site will send you songs to review based on your playlist genres.

If you like a song, then you can consider adding it to one of your playlists. You get paid per review.

Submit Hub

People send you songs on SubmitHub. You’ll need to listen to these songs and then you can add the song to your playlist or opt not to. You’ll get paid for each song that you review.

SubmitHub also allows you to sign up as an Influencer so you can make money on TikTok and Instagram by sharing songs.

With the influencer option, musicians send you songs, and you can accept the ones that you like and decline the ones that you don’t like. You can use the song in the background of content that you are already creating and get paid.

Step Three: Get Paid

Once you’ve reviewed the songs you’re sent, you’ll get paid. It’s that simple!

How you get paid depends on the platform you’re using:

• Playlist Push pays you directly to your bank account.
• SubmitHub pays via PayPal or bank transfer.

How Much Can I Make with My Spotify Playlist?

How much you earn depends on factors such as what Spotify music review service you’re using, the number of songs that you review, and how much you earn per song review.

Curators can get paid between $0.50 and $15 per song.

Cash in on Your Favorite Tracks!

As you can see, you can make money from your Spotify playlist by using a third-party review service like Playlist Push or SubmitHub.

If you’re anything like me and love listening to music, this can be a very fun way to earn some extra cash!

Not only do you get paid for your Spotify playlists, but you also help musicians get their work noticed.

Whether rock, R&B, country, or hip hop is your jam, becoming a streaming curator on a platform like Playlist Push or SubmitHub is the perfect way to monetize your passion for music!