Spotify never rejected your song. It never understood it.
A Spotify editorial pitch is the 500-character note you attach to an unreleased song in Spotify for Artists. One box, one attempt, and it has to be in at least seven days before release. Editors read thousands a week, so the ones that get picked are the specific ones: the real sub-genre, a production detail that can be checked, and a playlist the editor actually runs.
PitchPlus listens to your track and writes that note from what it hears, along with the genre and mood tags Spotify sorts on. One song, $9.99, no subscription.
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A pitch PitchPlus wrote Progressive trance
“Electric Night” is both the closing line and the title, a 128 BPM progressive trance cut from Lisbon producer Samy. Its rolling bass, velvet arpeggios and reverb-laced piano make it feel like the long drive home after a strobe-lit night, where the euphoria hasn’t worn off but the ache has set in. Self-produced by Samy and mixed by Themba Coutinho (Cobalt Echo Records), which makes it a fit for Late Night Progressive. Promo plan: Groover, SubmitHub, Meta Ads and a release set at Lux Frágil in Lisbon.
Characters
487 of 500
Analyses run
7
Timing
14 days out
Vague pitches get skimmed past. Specific ones get read.
Both of these describe a real song. Only one tells an editor anything they could act on.
What most artists send
“Dark R&B song about a toxic relationship. Emotional vocals. Would fit Chill Vibes or R&B Soul. Fans of The Weeknd would like it.”
Genre words every second track uses
Playlists that do not exist by those names
Nothing about how the record actually sounds
A comparison every editor has read today
Around 1 to 2 in 100 get picked up
What PitchPlus writes
“Electric Night”, a 128 BPM progressive trance cut from Lisbon producer Samy. Rolling bass, velvet arpeggios, reverb-laced piano. Mixed by Themba Coutinho (Cobalt Echo Records). Fits Late Night Progressive. Release set at Lux Frágil, Lisbon.”
The sub-genre curators use between themselves
Playlists that exist, and why this belongs on them
Credits and a scene an editor can check in a minute
Comparisons at the size you actually are
Three to four times the acceptance rate
An editor is reading for four things.
They have thousands of these and a few seconds each. They are not reading your story. A general-purpose writing tool gives you a paragraph about your song. We write the answers the person on the other side is looking for.
Where does this go?
We open with the playlist and the fit, not a backstory. The first line tells them which shelf it belongs on.
Has it earned the slot?
The signals that carry weight: how close the genre sits, who it stands next to, and the one production choice that sets it apart.
Is anything here interesting?
One concrete thing an editor could repeat out loud. A turn in the structure, a lyric, a sound. Never a category.
Who is already listening?
Real audience over hoped-for audience, taken from what your song and your release actually show.
Upload the track. Seven analyses run on the audio itself: what it sounds like, what it says, how it is built, and whether you are still in time. The pitch is written from that, which is why it can name things a form could never have told us.
7analyses on your audio
158accepted pitches behind it
87genre categories
What lands in your account
The pitch, plus a second version taking a different angle
Your Song Info tags, ready to paste: genre, mood, instruments, tempo
An 8-second Canvas video, rendered from your sound
Your submission deadline, worked out from your release date
A share link for your team, good for 7 days, no login
Three things to get right before you submit.
The song has to be unreleased
Spotify for Artists only accepts a pitch for a track that has not come out yet. If it is already released, the only way back in is a remix, a feature, or a new version.
Submit 7 to 20 days ahead
Seven days before release is Spotify’s hard cutoff. Seven to twenty days out is where it actually works. Inside a week, acceptance drops back to 1 or 2 in 100. We work your deadline out from your release date.
Short, plain, and specific
You get one box of 500 characters. The pitches that land are easy to skim and say something real. Dense or boastful writing loses the reader in the first line.
Less than one hour of a pitch writer.
A person who writes pitches charges $30 to $150. A Canvas video is another $10 to $30. You get all of it, once, for the price of neither.
$50 to $210 the usual way$9.99 everything, one time
Paid through Stripe. No subscription. Works with every distributor.
Questions people ask before buying.
What's the best Spotify editorial pitch writer?
The best one reads your actual track and writes for the editor, not for you. PitchPlus understands your song's sound, genre, and lyrical theme, then writes the pitch from the Spotify editor's point of view, answering the four questions every editor asks. You also get Spotify metadata tags and a rendered 8-second Canvas video, all for $9.99. Generic tools like ChatGPT write a paragraph without ever hearing your song.
Is there a Spotify pitch generator that writes the pitch for me?
Yes. PitchPlus is a Spotify pitch generator that understands your real audio, then writes the editorial pitch for you, plus an alternate version, the genre and mood metadata Spotify routes on, and a rendered 8-second Canvas video. You review and edit before you submit. One song, $9.99, no subscription.
How is this different from writing it in ChatGPT?
ChatGPT doesn't know your audio. PitchPlus understands your actual track (sonic structure, BPM, lyrical theme) and matches the output to what accepted pitches in your genre look like. ChatGPT writes a generic paragraph. We write your specific pitch.
When do I have to pitch my song to Spotify by?
At least 7 days before release, that's Spotify's hard cutoff. The sweet spot is 7 to 20 days out. You can only pitch unreleased songs through Spotify for Artists, so submit before your release date. PitchPlus computes your submission deadline from your release date.
What's the character limit for a Spotify editorial pitch?
Spotify for Artists gives you one 500-character box for the editorial pitch. The pitches that land are specific and easy to skim, not dense. PitchPlus writes inside that 500-character limit automatically, so you never have to cut your own pitch down to fit.
Does this guarantee playlist placement?
No tool can guarantee placement, curators have final say. PitchPlus improves your odds from a 1 to 2% baseline to 5 to 8% by matching the language, playlist references, and structure that editors respond to. Our users see 3 to 4x better acceptance rates.
Can I edit the pitch after generating?
Yes. The pitch is delivered as editable text. We also generate an alternative version if you want a different angle.
What's included for the price?
One editorial pitch written from the editor's POV, plus an alternate version, the Song Info metadata ready to paste into the Spotify for Artists form (genre, mood, instruments, tempo), a rendered 8-second Spotify Canvas video, a submission-timing check, and a 7-day team share link. One-time $9.99, no subscription.