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Plays carry most of this page. Suppliers also write them as streams, and both words point at the same counter on a song. Around that sit likes, re-ups, followers, playlist adds and comments, each moving a separate number. Rates are quoted per 1,000, plays cost the least of the group, and comments cost the most because a person writes each one.
A set of listings names a country, covering the USA, UK, France, Germany, Nigeria, Egypt, Turkey, Russia, Brazil, Spain, India, Japan and Korea.
A dozen titles name a 30-day window and two say lifetime. Others say no drop instead, which is a description rather than a commitment.
Play listings take the URL of a song or an album page. A separate group covers account plays, which spread across your uploads instead of concentrating on one. Read which type you are ordering, because the two behave differently on a release you are pushing.
Buy Audiomack likes when a song has plays and nothing else. Audiomack reposts, listed as re-ups, push the track into other feeds. Audiomack playlist adds put it into a playlist, which is the closest thing here to lasting placement. Followers move your profile count rather than any single song.
Titles state a daily rate, from a few hundred to twenty thousand plays a day, and a start window in hours. A song uploaded this morning that gains twenty thousand plays by lunch reads differently from one climbing over a fortnight.
Suppliers deliver against public Audiomack URLs. Nothing here needs your password or an app connected to your account.
Plays, likes, re-ups and comments need the song or album URL. Followers need your profile URL.
Compare the metric, the country, the per-1,000 rate, the refill wording and the daily speed.
Most rows open at 100 units and a group at 1,000. Maximums on play listings run into the millions.
Pay from your balance or at checkout, then follow the status in your order dashboard until the supplier closes it.
Five counters, five different jobs. This table covers what moves and what to read before ordering.
| Metric | What it moves | Order against | Check first |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plays | The stream count on a song | Song or album URL | Song plays or account plays |
| Likes | The like count on one upload | Song URL | Refill wording and country |
| Re-ups | Reposts into other feeds | Song URL | Maximum, which is lower here |
| Playlist adds | Placement inside a playlist | Song URL | Whose playlists, and how many |
| Followers | The count on your profile | Profile URL | Refill wording and daily speed |
Country targeting is worth paying for on plays and skipping on the rest. USA Audiomack plays and the Nigeria, Egypt, France and Germany rows next to them cost more per 1,000 than worldwide listings, and they matter when you are working one market. On likes and re-ups, the counter looks the same wherever the account sat.
The public URL of the song or album. Followers need your profile URL instead. No listing here asks for your password or connects an app to your account, so treat a request for a login as a reason to stop and contact support with your order ID.
Yes. Suppliers write the same counter as plays on some rows and Audiomack streams on others, and both deliver against the song URL. The difference that matters sits elsewhere in the title, in whether the row targets one country and whether it names a refill window.
Direct plays land on the exact URL you submit. Account plays spread across the uploads on your profile, so no single song takes all of them. If you are pushing one release, order direct plays. Account plays suit a back catalogue you want worked on evenly.
Every listing shows a rate per 1,000 units, and your total is that rate multiplied by the quantity you order. Plays are the cheapest metric per 1,000 and comments the most expensive, since a person writes each comment. Most rows open at 100 units and a group at 1,000.
Yes, on the play listings. Current rows cover the USA, UK, France, Germany, Nigeria, Egypt, Turkey, Russia, Brazil, Spain, India, Japan and Korea. They cost more per 1,000 than worldwide rows and cap lower. Country options are rare on likes, re-ups and followers.
Audiomack's word for a repost. The listing pushes your track into other accounts' feeds, which moves a counter separate from likes. Maximums on these rows are lower than on plays, so check the ceiling before planning a large order around them.
They place your song inside a playlist rather than raising a count on it. Read the title for how many playlists are involved and what kind they are. This is the closest product on the page to lasting placement, and it is priced above likes and re-ups for that reason.
Only where the title says so. A dozen rows name a 30-day window and two say lifetime. Several others say no drop, which describes what the supplier expects rather than committing to restore anything. Open a ticket with your order ID to claim on a row that states a window.
The daily rate in the title decides it, and three quarters of the catalogue delivers drip-fed. A 10,000-play order on a row running 1,000 a day takes about ten days. Divide your quantity by the daily figure before ordering so the timeline matches your release plan.
No. HstockPlus is a marketplace and several suppliers list Audiomack services here. Play types, country targets, refill wording, daily speeds and per-1,000 rates all differ between them, which is why the fields above matter more than the wording in a title.
Compare current listings by metric, play type, country, refill wording, daily speed and per-1,000 rate, then point the order at the song or your profile.
Buy Audiomack plays for a song or an album, then add likes, re-ups, followers, playlist adds or comments from the same page. Listings are priced per 1,000, most rows open at 100 units, and country-targeted options cover the markets where Audiomack has the deepest listenership.
