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.

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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.

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.