Groover is Europe's largest playlist and curator pitching marketplace, running on its own credit currency called Grooviz. Here's how it actually works and what it costs.
Pricing changes over time on any credit-based platform. The numbers below are accurate as of mid-2026 and given as ranges — always check Groover's own pricing page for the current numbers before buying.
What Is Groover
Groover connects artists with a network of 3,000+ curators — playlist owners, blogs, radio stations, and labels — mostly concentrated in Europe. You spend credits (Grooviz) to send your track to individual curators, and get a guaranteed written response within 7 days.
Pitching one track to one standard curator costs 2 Grooviz.
Top-tier curators (the largest, most in-demand ones — a small fraction of the network) cost 4-6 Grooviz per pitch instead.
Credits are sold in packs, with the smallest pack starting around €46, and larger packs offering discounts of up to roughly 20-24% per credit.
If a curator doesn't respond within the 7-day window, your credits for that pitch are automatically refunded.
Unlike SubmitHub's smaller entry packs, Groover's minimum purchase is a larger upfront commitment — worth factoring in if you just want to try one or two curators.
Pros
Guaranteed response within 7 days, with automatic credit refund if a curator misses the window.
Strong European curator network — a real advantage if your genre or audience skews European.
3,000+ curators across playlists, blogs, radio, and labels — broader than a Spotify-only platform.
Written feedback on every response, useful for iterating your pitch and track selection.
Cons
Higher minimum spend than SubmitHub's smallest packs — not ideal if you want to test with a tiny budget first.
Priced in euros, so cost in USD or other currencies fluctuates with exchange rates.
7-day response window is longer than SubmitHub's 48-hour guarantee — slower if you're pitching close to a release date.
Same 5–15% acceptance range as the rest of the industry — budget for rejections regardless of platform.
Verdict — Who It's For
Groover is a strong choice if your music fits European playlist and blog audiences, or if you'd rather commit to a slightly larger pack upfront in exchange for automatic refunds on missed responses. If you want to test the waters with a smaller one-off spend first, SubmitHub's smaller credit packs are the lower-commitment option — see our full SubmitHub vs Groover comparison.
Song Pitch tracks every Grooviz you spend alongside every other platform — one submission log, one deadline tracker, no more guessing what you already pitched.