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Musosoup review: 74 out of 100

Submit free, then pay £42 to activate a campaign and choose the coverage offers you want.

Is Musosoup worth it?

It depends on how you want to buy coverage. Musosoup is worth it if you want outlets to come to you: submitting is free, a campaign is £42 after approval as of October 2026, and you choose which free or paid offers to accept. It is a weaker fit if you want to pick each curator and pay per contact, as on SubmitHub or Groover. Dynamoi does a different job: it doesn't pitch curators, it runs Meta and YouTube ads that put your song in front of listeners.

Musosoup at a glance
Rank#3 of 3 curator and coverage services we scored
To activate£42 per campaign
SubmittingFree

How Musosoup compares

Scored for an artist buying feedback or coverage with tight control over spending. Musosoup is 22 points behind SubmitHub; it loses most on spending control. Not scored: Dynamoi, as it runs ads and doesn't pitch curators. These scores compare only the 3 curator and coverage services we scored; our best music promotion list is a separate, wider editorial list. How we score

  1. 1SubmitHubPicking each curator, with response rules96 out of 100
  2. 2GrooverBroad contacts with a feedback deadline86 out of 100
  3. 3MusosoupCoverage offers after one campaign price74 out of 100

Where the 74 comes from

CriterionWeightRating
Spending controlOne £42 campaign price, then optional offers you choose.30%3/5
Stated response or deliveryThe £42 comes back if you get no coverage.30%4/5
Range of outletsOffers from blogs, playlists, radio, social and other outlets.20%5/5
Free way to startSubmitting is free; an active campaign isn't.20%3/5

Musosoup pricing as of October 2026

PlanWhat it includesPrice
SubmissionYour music is reviewed before any paymentFree
CampaignPaid after approval; opens the offers, not every offer£42 per campaign
  • Each outlet sets the price of its paid offers, and some offers are free.

Sources: Musosoup pricing

Where it wins

  • Submitting your music is free.
  • Outlets send offers, and you choose which to accept.
  • The £42 is refunded if no coverage comes in.

Where it costs you

  • Paid offers cost extra on top of the £42.
  • Coverage varies by outlet: a review, a post and a playlist add aren't the same.
  • The refund covers getting no coverage, not streams or a named outlet.

What Dynamoi does instead

  • Ads, not pitchingDynamoi doesn't pitch curators. It runs Instagram and Facebook ads that send listeners to your song on Spotify.
  • No curator in the wayNo outlet decides whether your song is heard, and campaigns run on Dynamoi's own ad accounts.
  • Every plan includes monthly campaign credit.Starter is $25/month per artist. Every plan includes monthly campaign credit.

How a campaign works

Submit your musicFree
Approved: activate a campaign£42
Outlets send offersFree or paid
No coverage received£42 refunded

Sources: Musosoup pricingHow Musosoup works

Coverage and Spotify rules

  • Offers come from blogs, playlists, radio, social and other outlets, and each buys a different deliverable.
  • Spotify says paid services that guarantee streams or playlist placements break its rules.

Sources: How Musosoup worksSpotify for Artists help

Musosoup questions artists ask

Is Musosoup legit?

Musosoup publishes its model: a campaign price after approval, then free or paid offers from outlets. That shows what you buy; it doesn't prove every curator's quality or that a campaign will be worth it. Check each offer and the refund terms before paying.

How much does Musosoup really cost?

The campaign is £42 after your submission is approved, as of October 2026. Paid offers cost extra, and some offers are free, so your total depends on what you accept.

Does Musosoup guarantee Spotify streams or playlists?

No. Its refund covers getting no coverage, and coverage means different things from different outlets. Spotify says paid services that guarantee streams or playlist placements break its rules.

Is Musosoup better than Groover or SubmitHub?

It depends on how you want to buy. SubmitHub and Groover price each curator you pick, while Musosoup charges one campaign price and then brings offers to you. Count the contacts and deliverables, not just the prices.

Can I try Musosoup for free?

You can submit music for approval without paying. An active campaign and most coverage need the £42 and any paid offers you accept.