Pick your reach. Send us your track. We run it across our network of TikTok music pages until real people actually hear it. No pitching, no waiting, no rejection.
Three steps. No emails back and forth, no waiting on a curator to maybe listen.
Tell us the song you want featured. One song per campaign, no subscription.
At checkout you give us the artist name, the song, and a timestamp if you want a specific part featured. That's it.
Our team builds the posts and pushes them across our network of TikTok music pages until you hit your number. Then we email you every post link.
There's no single viral moment here. It's a lot of small posts across our pages that add up to the number you paid for.
↑ A real post from one of our pages
Each post on its own is small. A few hundred views here, a couple thousand there. It's the volume across the whole network that stacks up to your total.
Every post is built around your song. Your track is the sound, and the song title sits in the description. Nothing else is competing for attention, so when someone likes what they're hearing, they know exactly what to go search.
They're deliberately simple, made to feel like a real person posted them. That's what blends into the feed and actually gets the song heard instead of scrolled past.
The curator model has you paying per submission for the privilege of being told no. We think that's backwards.
Here's exactly what we control and what we don't, so you know what you're buying.
We put your song in front of real people on our TikTok music pages. That part is the work we do.
What happens after that is up to the audience. If they like it, they'll save it, search it, and stream it. If they don't, they'll scroll past. Nobody can honestly promise you streams and saves, and anyone who does is selling you bots.
That's also why we never touch your song on streaming. We don't add it to playlists and we don't link it anywhere. We just put the song title in the post. So every save and stream that shows up in your numbers came from a real person who heard it and went looking for it on their own.
No. We never touch your song on streaming platforms, we don't add it to playlists, and we don't link it anywhere. We post your song on our TikTok music pages, and real people hear it and go look it up themselves. That's why the saves and streams you see are real.
A 5,000 campaign is usually finished within a day or two. Larger campaigns take a few days more.
Just your artist name, the song title, and optionally a timestamp if you want a specific part of the track featured. You give us all of it at checkout.
Almost all of our audience is in the United States. The best way to see the impact is to open Spotify for Artists and filter your listeners and saves by country, then look at the United States.
No, and nobody honestly can. What we do is produce the posts and publish them across our pages. Whether people love the song and go stream it is up to the song.