Frequently Asked Questions

How often do you update the catalog of playlist curators?
We automatically update our catalog daily. Every time we update it, we add more and more playlists and make sure the information for our current ones are up-to-date. Right now the catalog has 70,365 playlists from 37,048 curators, and every playlist comes with a curator contact.
What is a credit?
A credit is the currency you use to unlock a Spotify playlist curator’s contact information on our platform. One credit gets you one unlock. Each of our plans offers a different amount of credits. With more credits, you can reach more of the curators who fit your music.
What if I don’t use up all of my credits by the end of the month?
At the end of each month, any remaining credits will roll over to the next month. If you decide to cancel your subscription, you can use your remaining credits until the end of the last paid month.
What’s my commitment after signing up?
There is no commitment. If you’re not satisfied with the platform, you can cancel at any time, and you will not be charged in the following month.
What happens if I use a credit but the playlist curator contact information is no good?
We do our best to verify every Spotify playlist curator’s contact information, but in the event that it’s wrong, let us know by clicking the “report” button on the “My Unlocks” section on your profile, and we will check it out. If the contact information is fake or incorrect, we will refund your credit.
What if a Spotify playlist curator asks for money?
Never pay a curator to get added to their playlist. Spotify says services that claim to offer guaranteed playlist placement for money violate its terms, and they shouldn't be used. PlaylistMap doesn’t sell placements or streams. If a curator asks you for money, tell us and we’ll review the listing.