Audiomack promotion services
- 6 services from $2.05
- Starts in ~30 min
- 30-day refill
- No password
Audiomack occupies a specific place in music discovery: it's free to listen, heavily weighted toward hip-hop, Afrobeats and emerging artists, and its charts are genuinely reachable in a way that the major platforms' editorial playlists are not. For a lot of artists it's the platform where momentum is actually visible before anywhere else picks it up.
That makes the numbers on a track function as early evidence. Plays are what a listener, a blog or an A&R contact reads to decide whether a track has traction; followers are what carries that traction from one release to the next. Both are delivered against public Audiomack URLs, drip-fed, with a 30-day refill.
Every Audiomack service6
- Audiomack Playsfrom $2.05
- Audiomack Song Repostsfrom $2.05
- Audiomack Song Likesfrom $9.00
- Audiomack Album Repostsfrom $9.00
- Audiomack Album Likesfrom $9.00
- Audiomack Followersfrom $9.00
Those are starting prices. See what every service actually costs per 1,000 — including where bulk pricing bottoms out.
Audiomack growth service — on subscription
Every service above can be bought once, or set up to arrive every month with nothing to re-order. Same real accounts, same refill guarantee — cancel any time.
What do you want more of on Audiomack?
Plays build the case for a single track
Audiomack's charts and trending surfaces are driven by listening activity, and unlike the big platforms there's no editorial gatekeeper deciding whether you're eligible for consideration. That makes the play count on an individual track do double duty: it's social proof to a human reading the page, and it's an input to whether the platform surfaces the track more widely.
The practical implication is that concentration beats spreading. Support behind one track that's genuinely your strongest does more than the same volume divided across an entire catalogue, because charting mechanics reward a single item performing rather than a body of work performing modestly.
Followers are what make the next release easier
A play count is per-track and resets to zero with every upload. Followers are the part that persists — they're notified when you release, which means each subsequent track starts with an audience rather than from nothing.
For an artist releasing regularly, that's the difference between having to rebuild attention every time and accumulating it. It's the least glamorous number on the page and usually the one worth investing in earliest, because everything else you do afterwards lands on a bigger base.
Audiomack growth — frequently asked questions
Do you need my Audiomack login?
No. A public track or album URL for plays, or your public artist page for followers. We never ask for credentials.
Should I promote one track or several?
One, in most cases. Audiomack's trending and chart surfaces respond to a single item performing strongly, so concentrating support behind your best track generally does more than dividing the same budget across a catalogue.
How long does delivery take?
It usually starts within about 30 minutes and is paced from there. Plays that arrive vertically are the pattern anti-fraud systems flag on any streaming platform, so the spread is deliberate.
Do plays help me chart?
Charting depends on Audiomack's own criteria and on what everything else is doing that week, so nobody can promise a chart position — treat any service that does with suspicion. What plays reliably do is make the track read as having traction to the humans deciding whether to listen, share or write about it.
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Ready to grow on Audiomack?
Real engagement from active accounts, every package price listed up front, and a 30-day refill on every order.