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Autohype is a music promo marketplace with a radical gimmick: real humans, public prices, and your money held until the work ships. No bots, no "guaranteed streams", no fairy tales.
Music promo has a bad reputation. Earned. Bots, "viral packages", curators who ghost. Autohype exists because artists deserved better and nobody was bothering. It works like this: independent artists browse verified, identity-checked sellers,TikTok and Instagram creators, YouTube promoters, playlist curators, music bloggers, radio submitters, plus studio services like mixing, mastering and custom vocals. Every listing shows the price, what's included and the delivery date. In writing. Before you pay a cent. They hold the money until the work is delivered. Late or missing? Automatic refund. The seller gets paid on delivery, not before. They guarantee delivery, not miracles. Results depend on the song . Services start at $10.
Posted a small campaign and actually got matched with a real curator who quoted a clear price upfront. Knowing the payment is held until delivery is a huge trust boost compared to the usual sketchy promo world.
would love to see a built-in portfolio or past work section for each promoter, something like case studies showing the campaigns they have actually delivered on so buyers can vet quality before committing funds.
Tried posting a small track and actually got two real playlist curators with prices listed upfront within an hour. Love that the escrow setup means I only pay if they follow through.
Curators showing a small sample of past campaigns they've completed would help buyers vet who's actually worth trusting before committing any funds to escrow.
Curators could attach a short portfolio snippet or two of their past placements so you can actually hear what kind of promotion style you're buying before you commit. Right now the listings feel a bit opaque, especially for newer curators without a long public track record.
Posted a small gig last week and actually got matched with a real curator who quoted me upfront, escrow gave me some peace of mind compared to the usual "trust me bro" promos I've tried before.
the escrow model is honestly the smartest move here, kind of refreshing to see a promo marketplace actually back up its claims by holding the cash until the playlist placements are delivered
honestly the escrow setup sounds solid but it would be really helpful if you added a built-in brief template that creators and promoters fill out together before any money gets locked in, basically so both sides agree on deliverables and timeline up front and disputes are easier to sort out later
The escrow idea is solid, trust matters a lot in this space. One thing that would help me as a buyer: let creators post short audio samples or before and after clips of their actual work. Right now I have no real way to judge if someone delivers good results before paying, so a quick sample reel or a portfolio snippet linked to each listing would go a long way.
Love the escrow concept, that alone builds a ton of trust. One thing I'd suggest adding is a public ratings page for each human promoter showing completed campaigns, average delivery time, and response rate, so buyers can compare people side by side before committing money. Would make the marketplace feel even more transparent.
love how upfront the pricing is on each listing, makes it actually feel like a marketplace instead of a guessing game. the escrow setup is a nice touch too
honestly the escrow idea is genuinely smart, but one thing that would help me trust it more is some kind of public review thread attached to each promo where the artist can leave feedback after delivery. like a permanent record on the promoters profile so you can see real outcomes, not just star ratings. would make the marketplace feel way more accountable
honestly the escrow thing sold me, knowing the cash sits until the playlist curator actually delivers takes a lot of the usual guesswork out of promo work
About Autohype on Product Hunt
“Your song needs listeners. Not fake fans”
Autohype was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 24 upvotes and 14 comments, placing #32 on the daily leaderboard. Autohype is a music promo marketplace with a radical gimmick: real humans, public prices, and your money held until the work ships. No bots, no "guaranteed streams", no fairy tales.
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