Product profile
Groover: Features, Pricing & Who It Suits
Groover connects artists with participating curators and music professionals through paid submissions. It is worth examining when you want to choose recipients by musical fit and keep feedback within a defined campaign process.
At a glance
Curator and industry submissions
Documentation-based profile, not a hands-on performance test. Workflow suggestions below are editorial analysis.
Groover’s directory includes playlist curators, media outlets and labels. Artists select recipients and send a track with a short pitch. The provider states that credits are returned for contacts who do not respond within seven days; that response commitment is not a commitment to feature the music.
Provider source: Groover workflow and response terms. Checked September 23, 2026. Prices, eligibility and limits can change; confirm the final terms before paying.
Groover pricing and what to budget
The official page displays a standard contact at 2 Grooviz (€2); recipient-specific rates, packs and local currency displays should be checked in the campaign builder. Multiply the actual rate for each chosen contact rather than assuming all recipients cost the same.
Illustration only: twenty contacts priced at €2 each would use €40 before any applicable adjustments. That is a submission budget, not a quotation for twenty features.
Provider source: Groover published credit pricing. Checked September 23, 2026. Prices, eligibility and limits can change; confirm the final terms before paying.
Who it suits—and when to look elsewhere
Consider it when your campaign has several possible outcomes—such as press consideration, feedback or a label introduction—and you can explain why each recipient belongs on the list. A small specialist selection can be more useful than a broad campaign that mixes unrelated genres and markets.
- Available recipients define the reach of the platform; your ideal outlet may not participate.
- Returned credits and positive coverage are different outcomes.
- Feedback is one person’s response in a specific context, not a representative audience study.
A practical evaluation workflow
- Separate the recipients you want for press, playlist consideration and industry feedback.
- Read their stated preferences and recent output, then remove weak matches.
- Give the pitch one clear request and test the listening link.
- Review replies by recipient type, not just a combined acceptance percentage.
Alternatives and next steps
Read SubmitHub vs Groover for two direct-submission approaches, or Groover vs Musosoup for a comparison with an offers-based campaign.
Use the promotion budget guide to compare like-for-like costs, including time and recurring charges.
Frequently asked questions
Is Groover only for Spotify playlists?
No. Its public directory also describes media and industry recipients. Check each individual profile for the type of opportunity offered.
Should I send to every matching genre?
No. Genre is an initial filter. Recent coverage, audience, location and the kind of request you are making are also important.