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Plays make up two thirds of what is listed here, and suppliers write the identical counter as either plays or streams, so treat the two words as interchangeable rather than two different products. Around that sit followers, likes, re-ups (also sold as reposts), playlist adds and comments, each moving a separate number on a separate object. Rates run cheapest on plays and highest on comments, since a person has to write each one rather than a bot ticking a counter.
A checkable slice of current listings names Nigeria, Ghana or South Africa outright, alongside the USA, UK, France and Germany. That is not true of most growth platforms on this site, and it lines up with where Audiomack actually has listeners.
The single most common retention word across the catalogue is "permanent," ahead of any listing that states a 30-day refill window by name. It describes what a supplier expects to hold, not a commitment to restore a drop, so treat the two differently.
Play and stream listings need the URL of the specific song or album you are promoting. Only one current listing is labeled as an account-wide play, spreading across your uploads instead of one release, so treat that as a rare exception rather than a standard choice.
Buy Audiomack likes when a song already has plays and needs a second signal. Buy Audiomack re-ups when you want the track pushed into other listeners' feeds under a different name than reposts, though suppliers use both words for the same delivery. Buy Audiomack playlist adds to place the song inside a playlist, the closest thing here to lasting placement.
Just over three quarters of current listings run on a stated daily rate rather than delivering everything at once. A new upload gaining its count within hours reads very differently to anyone checking it than one climbing steadily over two weeks, so pick the pacing on purpose.
No listing here needs your Audiomack password or an app connected to your account. Each one needs the public URL for the right object, and the most common reason an order stalls is pasting the wrong one.
The song or album URL, matching whichever object the listing names. A track link will not work on a listing built for an album, and the reverse is also true.
Buy Audiomack followers against your profile URL rather than any single upload. Followers count against the account, so a song link gives the supplier nothing to attach the order to.
These work exactly like the worldwide versions of the same metric, they simply route the delivery through one named market instead of everywhere at once, and they generally cost more per 1,000.
Cost per 1,000 is only part of the decision. Each row in this catalogue attaches to a different object, and the field most worth comparing before you order is rarely the price shown first.
| Service | Link required | Relative cost per 1,000 | Field worth comparing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plays / streams | Song or album URL | Lowest | Country target, and daily rate |
| Followers | Profile URL | Low | Retention wording |
| Likes | Song URL | Low | Retention wording, and country |
| Re-ups / reposts | Song URL | Mid | Maximum, which runs lower than on plays |
| Playlist adds | Song URL | Mid to high | Whose playlists, and how many |
| Comments | Song URL, plus wording if custom | Highest | Random or custom text, and language |
Words like "permanent" and "non drop" describe what a supplier expects a count to do after delivery, not a guarantee, and they are not the same thing as a stated 30-day refill window, which a much smaller share of this catalogue actually offers. Neither wording has any bearing on what Audiomack itself features, recommends or ranks. Audiomack does not publish how its trending or recommendation surfaces work, and nobody selling on this page has any part in that decision, so treat any claim about reach, discovery or chart placement as something outside the supplier's control.
Six suppliers list against Audiomack here, and the largest two together cover roughly seven in ten current rows, so identical-looking listings still differ on the fields below.
Nearly every play and stream listing delivers straight to the song or album URL you submit. Only a single current row is labeled as an account-wide alternative, so read that word carefully if you see it rather than assuming it is common.
Roughly a fifth of current listings name a country outright, spanning the USA, UK, France, Germany, Russia, Brazil, Spain, India, Japan, Korea, Australia, Canada and a distinct African cluster: Nigeria, Ghana, Egypt and South Africa each appear on live rows right now.
A stated 30-day refill window sits on a small number of current rows. Far more common is a supplier calling the count "permanent," which is a description of what they expect to hold rather than a promise to restore anything that drops.
Most current listings spread delivery across a stated daily rate rather than a single burst, which suits a release running over days or weeks rather than one you need to move within the hour.
These fields decide whether a listing actually fits the release or profile you are promoting.
The public URL of the song or album. Followers need your profile URL instead. No listing here asks for your password or an app connected 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 identical counter as plays on some rows and streams on others, and both deliver against the same song URL. What actually differs between two listings sits elsewhere in the title: whether a country is named and what the retention wording says.
It means the plays spread across every upload on your profile instead of concentrating on the one song you submit. Only a single current listing is labeled this way, so it is worth reading carefully rather than assuming it is the standard option; almost everything else on this page delivers directly to the URL you give it.
Every listing shows a rate per 1,000 units, and your total scales with the quantity you choose. Plays sit at the cheapest end and comments cost the most, since a person writes each comment individually rather than a system incrementing a count.
Yes. Around a fifth of current listings name a country outright, and that list runs wider than just the USA and Europe: Nigeria, Ghana, Egypt and South Africa each appear on live rows today, alongside the UK, France, Germany, Brazil, Russia, Spain, India, Japan, Korea, Australia and Canada. Targeted rows generally cost more per 1,000 than worldwide ones.
Yes. Buy Audiomack re-ups and you get the identical delivery whichever word the listing uses: pushing your track into other listeners' feeds, a separate counter from likes. Maximum order sizes on these rows tend to run 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 that sits on the song itself. Read the title for how many playlists are involved. This sits closer to lasting placement than a like or a re-up, and it is priced accordingly.
On a small number of current listings, yes, stated as an explicit 30-day window. Far more of the catalogue instead calls itself "permanent" or "non drop," which is the supplier describing what they expect to hold rather than committing to restore a drop. Open a ticket with your order ID to claim on a row that actually states a refill window.
The daily rate stated in the title decides it, and just over three quarters of the catalogue delivers on a drip-feed schedule rather than all at once. Divide your quantity by the stated daily figure before ordering so the timeline matches when you actually need the count to land.
Most current listings open at 100 units, with a smaller group starting at 1,000. A handful of rows accept quantities as low as 1 or 10, so check the specific listing rather than assuming a flat floor across the page.
No. Six suppliers currently list Audiomack services here, and the two largest between them cover roughly seven in ten rows. Country targeting, retention wording and daily rate all differ between suppliers selling the same metric, which is why those fields matter more than the headline price.
No. Audiomack does not publish how its trending pages or recommendation surfaces are decided, and no supplier selling here has any part in that decision. These listings raise a public counter; they do not submit a song for consideration or influence what Audiomack chooses to feature.
Compare current listings by metric, country target, retention wording, daily speed and per-1,000 rate, then order against the song, album or profile you want to move.
Buy Audiomack plays for a song or an album, then add likes, followers, re-ups, playlist adds or comments from suppliers competing on the same page, priced per 1,000. Plays make up two thirds of this catalogue, and a real, checkable slice of it targets specific African markets, Nigeria, Ghana and South Africa among them, alongside the USA and Europe.
