Gain More Streams.
One tap and Spotify is auto playing. Artists get 2 to 10 times more fans from the same clicks.
Works from your bio, your ads, anywhere. Run it yourself or hand it to us.
Onboarding is capped and opens in waves. Joining the list takes ten seconds.
Get more streams out of your budget. Less options and less taps = more streams. We know this from ecom.




Profitable: $2,852 in, roughly $2,890 already back at US royalty rates, and the song keeps earning every day.
Anywhere you can put a link, the song opens auto playing, in the app on a phone or on desktop, where the stream actually counts.
What you get, and what a smart link does not do.
A smart link gives your fan four buttons and hopes they pick one. We give them one, and it is Spotify. Same number of clicks, way more of them land.
Every visit, every tap, every play fires into your pixel and our server at the same time. It is your pixel, so it is your data, and it keeps getting smarter every campaign. The competition does not give you any of that.
Add your pixel ID and every view and tap is reported to it. The audience builds inside your own ad account, so it is yours to retarget, forever, whether or not you ever run ads with us.
Ten fans tap each ad. Every extra step is somewhere to lose one.
Every song carries a score out of 100, built on the last 28 days only. Push it up and Radio, Discover Weekly and autoplay start handing you listeners you never paid for. Trickle spend never moves it. A heavy first week does.
87 streams a day before we started. We took the score to 51 and it is still climbing.
Around those scores is where we see each surface start feeding across our campaigns. Spotify does not publish the thresholds.
Spotify pays you about $0.003 to $0.005 every time someone in the US plays your song. All of these plays were in the US. We bought them for $0.0039 each.
What Spotify pays changes depending on the country, your distributor and whether the listener is free or paid. So treat this as roughly how the math works, not a promise. The point still stands: when a play costs less than it earns, the ads stop being money you lose.
US-only plays bought at $0.0039 each, at an 18.31% click rate.
Roughly $2,890 already back at US royalty rates. Profitable, and it keeps earning.
We onboard a few artists at a time so every campaign gets watched. Purchases are paused while the current wave settles in. Leave your email and we will send yours the day a spot opens.
Every plan gives you both Gain.fm/yourname and yourname.Gain.fm.
Seeing is believing: test it yourself. Live links from our clients. The moving artwork is the point: animated landers pull a minimum 10% CTR, up to 21% on campaigns using this optimization.
First campaign ever and my song hit 40k streams in three weeks. The autoplay thing is not a gimmick, you watch the taps become plays.
Switched off Feature.fm mid campaign. Cost per stream dropped almost in half with the same creatives.
The pixel finally being ours changed everything. Retargeting lists build every night without me touching it.
Ten artists on one dashboard and I can see cost per stream per city. Nothing else we tried showed that.
Sold 78 tickets for our hometown show off one ad. The per-city pages are stupid simple.
My smart link was losing people at the menu. This just opens Spotify playing. Fans literally reply asking how.
10 to 14 percent CTRs on the animated landers. Our old landers never broke 4.
Set it up in a night. The trial converted us before it ended.
Popularity score went from 12 to 38 in a month and Radio started feeding us listeners we never paid for.
The dashboard tells me what a stream costs me. Nobody else would even say the number.
Moved three clients over. The CAPI tracking alone is worth the sub on iPhone-heavy audiences.
Ran my own ads at it with zero experience. The numbers made sense for the first time.
Get more streams with Gain Autoplay Landers. We onboard in waves, join the list and the next spot is yours.