For music and playlist curators
Discover Better Music. Manage Submissions Smarter.
An open DM inbox or a public submission email address quickly turns into a flood of unpassing genres, mass-blasted links and pitches with no context. ListPitch gives music curators — playlist owners, blogs, radio shows, YouTube channels, TikTok/Instagram accounts and label A&R — a structured way to discover new music instead of an unmanageable inbox.
The structured ListPitch workflow
- Set the genres, moods and channel type you actually curate for, so only relevant tracks reach you — not everything an artist happens to have.
- Toggle your availability and per-channel submission rules at any time.
- Filter and review incoming submissions with listening time, structured scoring and free-text feedback in one place.
- Get verified to build trust with artists, and earn a share of submission credits for completed reviews.
ListPitch is a growing platform, so we welcome curators at every stage — from an emerging channel building its audience to an established outlet with years of reach. What matters is relevance and engagement with your listeners, not size alone.
You decide. Always.
ListPitch never tells you which tracks to accept and never obligates you to take on a submission. You have full editorial control — accept, reject or let a submission expire, entirely on your own judgment.
How curator earnings work
When you accept a submission, your share of the artist's submission credits is released to your ListPitch wallet, which you can request as a payout. Rates depend on your curator level — see current pricing.
Curator guidelines
What ListPitch expects from curators
- Only mark yourself available for genres and moods you're genuinely willing to consider.
- Review submissions you accept work on — reviews with no listening signal or that look inauthentic can be reported and investigated.
- Give specific, structured feedback (production, originality, fit) plus a short written explanation — vague or copy-pasted feedback undermines the reason artists pay for a review.
- Keep your channel's submission rules and availability accurate so artists aren't charged for a submission you won't review.
Curator questions
Am I required to accept submissions I receive?+
No. Accepting, rejecting or letting a submission expire is entirely your decision. ListPitch does not require you to take on any track.
Is it free to become a curator?+
Yes. Creating a curator account and setting up your channel is free — you earn a share of submission credits when you complete a review.
Can I limit which genres or moods reach me?+
Yes. Your channel's declared genres, moods and submission rules filter which pitches reach your inbox in the first place.
Do I need a large audience to join?+
No. ListPitch is a growing platform and we're building it together with curators of all sizes — what matters is that you're genuinely engaged with the genres and moods you sign up for, not how large your channel already is.
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