Open your playlist for
submissions.
Turn a playlist into a product. Set the genres, the guidelines, and a per-submission price; producers pitch you their tracks and you add the best. It lives in the same storefront as your beats, packs, and courses.
Free to start·No monthly fee·Keep up to 90%
A real submission inbox, not a DM pile.
Genre filters
Tag your playlist by genre and set which genres you'll accept, so you only get submissions that fit.
Submission guidelines
Write the rules: max track length, whether a message is required, and guidelines so producers submit the right thing.
Free or paid submissions
Charge per submission or keep it free. Paid pitches run through Stripe; you keep up to 90% with no monthly fee.
Review window
Set a review SLA in days so producers know when to expect a verdict — no more silent ghosting.
Link your real playlist
Connect your Spotify, Apple Music, or SoundCloud playlist URL so submitters see exactly where they're pitching.
Submission inbox
Every pitch lands in one place with the track and the producer's message — review, then add the winners.
Part of your storefront
Curation sits next to your beats, packs, and coaching — one link, one login, one payout.
Curation that's part of your store, not a third-party middleman.
From playlist to paid submission inbox.
Create your playlist
Name it, add a cover, tag the genres, and link your Spotify, Apple, or SoundCloud URL.
Set the rules
Pick allowed genres, max track length, whether a message is required, and write your guidelines.
Price it & open submissions
Keep it free or set a per-submission price, set your review window, and flip submissions on.
Review & add tracks
Submissions land in your inbox. Review them, add the best to your playlist, and get paid on the paid ones.
Hey, I'm Andrew, founder of PausePlayRepeat. I spent years running my producer business across Kajabi, Shopify, ActiveCampaign, Zapier, ManyChat, and Later. Six logins, six bills, zero of them built for producers. PPR is what I wish existed. I use it every day.
The honest answers to what you’re probably thinking.
“I don’t have an audience yet.”
You don’t need one to start. Every product you list also shows up on the PPR marketplace, so buyers can find you on day one. The email and social-clip tools are built in to grow the audience from there.
“I’ve never sold anything before.”
Claiming a store is two fields and two minutes. After that we handle checkout, payouts, and the delivery email automatically. Your only job is uploading the thing you made.
“What’s the catch with ‘free’?”
No monthly fee, ever. We take a platform fee per sale and you keep up to 90%. If you don’t sell anything, you don’t pay anything. The incentive is the same as yours.
“I already use Gumroad, Teachable, and the rest.”
That’s the point. PPR runs your storefront, courses, email list, and clip editor from one login, so you can stop paying six bills and stitching six tools together.
Questions, answered.
Can I charge for submissions?
Yes — set a per-submission price, or keep it free. Paid submissions run through Stripe and you keep up to 90%. There's no monthly fee either way.
Do I have to accept everything that's submitted?
No. Submissions land in an inbox for you to review. You decide what gets added to the playlist; a paid submission buys a review, not a guaranteed placement.
Can I pitch my own music to other curators?
Yes. Browse playlists accepting submissions at /marketplace/playlists, filter by genre, and pitch your track with a message — the same platform works both directions.
Does this connect to my real Spotify playlist?
You can link your Spotify, Apple Music, or SoundCloud playlist URL so submitters see exactly where they're pitching. You add accepted tracks to that playlist yourself.