Real creators make TikTok, Instagram and YouTube Shorts videos with your song. You approve every video and pay only for approved posts — no bots, no upfront retainers.
Budgets are set per campaign, so spend scales from indie-artist budgets to label-level pushes. For realistic price ranges by method — creator campaigns, ads, playlisting — read our guide: How much does TikTok music promotion cost in 2026?
You upload your track and a short brief, set your budget and target countries, and creators from the Sound.me network make TikTok videos using your sound. You review every submission and only approved videos are paid.
Yes. Every video is submitted for your review, and you approve or decline each one before it counts toward your campaign.
Campaigns run with creators on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube Shorts.
You set the budget per campaign, so it scales from indie-artist budgets to label-level pushes. See our TikTok music promotion cost guide for realistic ranges by method.
You pay per approved post, not per promise. Campaign analytics show views and engagement for every approved video, and videos come from real creators' own accounts — not bot farms.
Campaigns go live in minutes. You stay in control of every video.
Keep reading: How to promote music on TikTok in 2026 · What TikTok music promotion costs · Best UGC platforms for musicians (compared)
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