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PlaylistLookup vs PlaylistSupply

PlaylistLookup and PlaylistSupply do the same core job: they give you the contact details of Spotify playlist curators so you can pitch them yourself, and both can send the pitch through Gmail. PlaylistSupply costs more, $24.99 per month for Basic after a $19.99 first month, and also searches YouTube playlists; PlaylistVet and its Similar Artist Search are on its Viral and Record Label plans. PlaylistLookup Premium is $6.95 per month, has a free account, filters playlists by followers and recent activity, and has similar artist search on every plan. Both also have a playlist check based on the Discovered On sections of a playlist's artists. Checked on November 9, 2026.

Topic PlaylistLookup PlaylistSupply
Core job Directory of Spotify curator contacts Playlist search with a contact finder. It calls itself "a real-time search engine for public playlists".
Search Search by keyword or genre; on Premium and Pro, filter by followers and last playlist activity Search by artist, genre or keyword, on Spotify and YouTube playlists
Sending From your own Gmail, in Premium and Pro (how it works) One-click pitch with a prefilled email, on all plans
Playlist check AI-powered playlist health check that estimates whether a Spotify playlist has real listeners. It scans the Discovered On sections of the artists in the playlist, estimates monthly listeners as a range and gives an AI assessment of follower growth, genre fit and curator profile. An estimate, not proof. Every plan: Free 1 health check, Premium 15 health checks, Pro 50 health checks a month. PlaylistVet, on Viral and Record Label plans, and a free Playlist Checker that needs a free account. It compares a playlist's first 30 featured artists against Spotify's "Discovered On" data and reports a "quality rate" (PlaylistSupply Playlist Checker page, checked November 9, 2026).
Artist-based matching Similar artist search: enter an artist and get playlists with a matching genre mix. Every plan; the free plan shows fewer results. Similar Artist Search, on Viral and Record Label plans
Email checks Email addresses go through a deliverability check when they are added to the directory. No statement about email verification on its home or pricing page
Size 401,000+ playlists tracked, 115,000+ with a public contact channel (as of November 13, 2026) No total published on its home or pricing page
Free option Free account with 2 searches per week and 1 health check a month No free trial. Basic and Viral have a discounted first month. A free account can run the Playlist Checker.
Price Premium $6.95 per month or $54.95 per year. Pro $11.95 per month or $95.95 per year. Basic $19.99 for the first month, then $24.99 per month, or $199.99 per year. Viral $29.99, then $34.99 per month, or $299.99 per year. Record Label $49.99 per month or $399.99 per year.

Who PlaylistSupply fits

PlaylistSupply fits artists who also pitch YouTube playlists, want its wider set of tools on the higher plans, and are fine with a higher monthly price. PlaylistVet and Similar Artist Search are on Viral and above, not on Basic; a free account can run its Playlist Checker.

Who PlaylistLookup fits

PlaylistLookup fits artists who mainly need the contacts, want to filter playlists by followers and recent activity or start from a similar artist, and want to try a free account before paying. Every plan includes a monthly number of playlist health checks. It costs less per month, and Pro adds radio station and record label contacts. It has fewer tools around the list than PlaylistSupply's higher plans.

FAQ

What is an alternative to PlaylistSupply?

PlaylistLookup is an alternative if you mainly need Spotify curator contacts, filters for followers and recent activity, and Gmail pitching at $6.95 per month instead of $24.99. artist.tools fits if you also want chart history and analytics. SubmitHub and Groover fit if you prefer to submit through a platform. All are compared on the alternatives page.

Does PlaylistSupply have a free trial?

No. PlaylistSupply lists no free trial. Basic and Viral have a discounted first month, $19.99 and $29.99, and a free account can run its Playlist Checker. PlaylistLookup has a free account with 2 searches per week.

How do the prices compare?

PlaylistLookup Premium is $6.95 per month. PlaylistSupply Basic is $19.99 for the first month and $24.99 per month after that. PlaylistLookup Premium includes unlimited searches and sending from Gmail. PlaylistSupply Basic includes one-click Gmail pitching; PlaylistVet is not in Basic.

How does PlaylistLookup keep its contacts accurate?

Email addresses go through a deliverability check when they are added to the directory. The database is synced with Spotify, so each playlist shows its last activity date. No check is perfect, and we do not publish a bounce rate. How the data is collected and checked is described on How our data works.

Does PlaylistLookup check playlists for bots?

PlaylistLookup has a playlist health check that estimates whether a playlist has real listeners. It scans the Discovered On sections of the artists in the playlist and adds a listener estimate and an AI assessment. It is an estimate, not proof that a playlist is botted. In our checks, the Discovered On sections of very big artists mostly list very big playlists, so when all the artists in a playlist are very big, not being listed says little. Every plan includes checks each month: Free 1 health check, Premium 15 health checks, Pro 50 health checks. PlaylistSupply also checks playlists against Discovered On: PlaylistVet on its Viral and Record Label plans, and a free Playlist Checker with a free account. Its Playlist Checker compares the first 30 featured artists and reports a "quality rate".

Can I try PlaylistLookup before paying?

Yes. A free account has 2 searches per week, so you can see the data before you pick a plan. Sending from Gmail needs Premium or Pro.

Sources

PlaylistSupply details come from its own public pages, opened on November 9, 2026:

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