Every track deserves
a real listen.
Upload your music and get rated and critiqued by real listeners. Review other artists and get paid for it.
Feedback goes in a circle here.
Nobody reviews for free and nobody uploads into the void. Every listen earns something on both sides.
Upload your track
Drop a demo, a loop, a finished master. Tag the genre and it goes straight into the review queue.
Get rated and critiqued
Real listeners leave stars and timestamped notes. Every comment is sentiment-scored so you see the room, not the noise.
Get paid, or get credits
Fulfil a paid feedback request and earn Spins Coins you can cash out through Stripe. Engage with other artists and earn credits to upload your own.
Built for people who actually listen.
Read the room, not the star count.
Every written review is scored for tone, so a 3-star with a glowing note doesn't get lost next to a lazy 5.
Timestamped notes
Comments pin to the second they're about. Tap one and the waveform jumps there.
Cash out with Stripe
Coins convert to real money. No minimum listening quota, no points that expire.
Review to unlock uploads
Earn upload credits by engaging — likes, comments, feedback. The queue stays honest because everyone pays in.
Ranked by ears
Weekly charts built from ratings and review depth — not from who has the biggest following.
A player built for critique.
Scrub the waveform, speed it up, drop a note at 0:59, rate it, move on. Reviewing a track takes about two minutes.
- Speed controlRun a demo at 1.2× when you're deep in a review session.
- Quick reactionsTap a suggested chip or write it out — depth is what earns coins.
- Ratings that stickOne score per listener, weighted by their review history.
What the chart looks like.
Sample chart — real rankings open once there's a week of data.
“Your friends will tell you it's fire. That's love, not feedback. Spins exists so you can hear from people who have no reason to be nice.”
“Nobody reviews for free here, and nobody uploads into the void. Every listen earns something on both sides.”
Notes on making it heard.
How to ask for feedback that's actually useful
The three questions that turn a vague "sounds good" into something you can mix against.
What a good review looks like on Spins
Depth beats speed. Here's what earns the most coins — and what gets flagged.
Your first 100 listeners, without a label
A release plan for independent artists who don't have a marketing budget.
