# SubmitHub Alternative for Artists | Music Feedback Pro > Looking for a SubmitHub alternative? Start a Music Feedback Pro campaign for £15 and let verified reviewers, blogs and media outlets send opportunities to you. Canonical: https://musicfeedbackpro.com/alternative/submithub Music Feedback Pro is a music feedback and media marketplace for independent artists who want another way to connect with reviewers, critics, bloggers and music media. Instead of selecting individual curators and sending separate submissions, you create one detailed campaign. Once approved and activated, it remains live for 30 days while relevant curators discover your music and send opportunities based on your release, genre and goals. They discover you. You decide what happens next. There is nothing inherently wrong with direct curator pitching. For some artists, choosing individual playlists, blogs and influencers is exactly what they want. Music Feedback Pro was built for artists who want a different workflow. SubmitHub and Music Feedback Pro solve related problems using different models. SubmitHub may be a better fit for artists primarily interested in individually selecting playlist curators or specific outlets. Music Feedback Pro is designed for artists who want feedback, reviews and media opportunities through an inbound marketplace model. Most music submission platforms start with: **Who do you want to send your track to?** Music Feedback Pro starts somewhere else: **What are you trying to achieve with this release?** Create one campaign with your music, story, genre, release information, artwork and goal. Interested curators send their offer. You decide what fits. SubmitHub has helped make direct access to music curators much more transparent. But not every artist wants the same submission process. It depends on what you need. If your main goal is sending your track directly to specific Spotify playlist curators, SubmitHub may suit that workflow better. Music Feedback Pro intentionally does not offer playlisting. The important question is not which platform is universally better. It is which model fits what you are trying to achieve with your release. Submitting your campaign is free. You pay the £15 launch fee only after Music Feedback Pro approves it. Your campaign then remains live for 30 days. Curator offers are priced separately. You decide which offers you want to accept. View full [Music Feedback Pro pricing](https://musicfeedbackpro.com/pricing). Music promotion should not mean paying simply to hear silence. If your approved campaign completes its 30-day window without a single curator offer, your £15 campaign fee is eligible for refund under our campaign refund policy. Coverage, reviews and specific outcomes are not guaranteed. Curators independently decide which campaigns are relevant to them. SubmitHub may actually be the better choice. Music Feedback Pro does not sell playlist placements and does not position playlist pitching as its core service. That is intentional. Feedback. Reviews. Critique. Blogs. Media. Interviews. If playlist outreach is your primary goal, use a platform built around it. If you want reviewers and media professionals to engage with the music itself, that is where Music Feedback Pro fits. An artist could use SubmitHub for direct playlist or curator outreach while running a Music Feedback Pro campaign for feedback, reviews and media opportunities. SubmitHub Direct curator pitching for playlist and blog outreach. Music Feedback Pro Inbound offers for critique, reviews and media opportunities. A more diversified release campaign Music promotion naturally focuses on getting accepted. But useful feedback can have value even when it does not result in immediate exposure. Music Feedback Pro was created around the idea that listening itself can produce value. Not every useful interaction needs to end with a playlist placement. Choose based on your goal. Neither workflow has to replace the other. They solve the problem differently. Create one campaign. Tell reviewers what your release is about. Let interested curators come to you. Then decide which opportunities deserve your time and money. ## Submit your campaign for free. Explore [music feedback for artists](https://musicfeedbackpro.com/for-artists), learn [how Music Feedback Pro works](https://musicfeedbackpro.com/how-it-works), browse the [curator marketplace](https://musicfeedbackpro.com/marketplace), or compare [Musosoup](https://musicfeedbackpro.com/musosoup-vs-musicfeedbackpro) and [Groover](https://musicfeedbackpro.com/groover-vs-musicfeedbackpro). Read more about [music feedback](https://musicfeedbackpro.com/blog/$slug), the [best music feedback platforms](https://musicfeedbackpro.com/blog/$slug), and [music submission sites](https://musicfeedbackpro.com/blog/$slug). If you like putting your music in front of reviewers and music media, but do not want to pitch curator after curator, Music Feedback Pro takes a different approach. Create one campaign. Let relevant reviewers, critics, blogs and media outlets discover your release. Receive offers. Choose what you actually want. No playlisting promises. No obligation to accept every offer. You stay in control. Free to submit. Pay the £15 campaign fee only after approval. You choose what happens next. One campaign instead of repeatedly pitching your release. One campaign £15 After approval Goal: ### Consider SubmitHub when ### Consider Music Feedback Pro when ## Related - [How it works](https://musicfeedbackpro.com/how-it-works) - [Pricing](https://musicfeedbackpro.com/pricing) - [For artists](https://musicfeedbackpro.com/for-artists) - [Become a curator](https://musicfeedbackpro.com/become-a-curator)