Buy Apple Music Plays
You can buy Apple Music plays here with two pieces of information: the link to one track and how many you want. This is the most expensive streaming product in the catalog and the provider sells it as plays from Premium accounts with a lifetime guarantee - both of those claims are theirs, both are printed here, and the page explains why they cost what they cost.
- No password, ever
- Lifetime guarantee
- Starts within 12 hours
- From 500 plays
- Crypto or PayPal
Choose how many plays you want
$15.59 per 1,000 plays, at any quantity inside the range.
- 500units$7.80The provider's minimum. On a product this expensive, the smallest order is the sensible first one - it proves the delivery before anything larger.Buy 500
- 1,000units$15.59A thousand plays is the number most artists check for first on a new release. At 1,000 a day it is a single day of delivery.Buy 1,000
- 2,500units$38.98Two and a half days at the published pace, and a count that reads as a track people found.Buy 2,500
- 5,000units$77.97Five days of delivery. Worth planning around a release date rather than ordering after the fact.Buy 5,000
- 10,000units$155.94The ceiling the provider allows, and ten days at the published pace. Beyond this, place a second order.Buy 10,000
The cards are shortcuts, not the menu. In the panel you type any number from 500 to 10,000 and the rate per 1,000 stays the same: 3,000 plays costs $46.78 and 7,500 costs $116.95. The ceiling and the pace are both the provider's figures, and at 1,000 a day the pace is what decides your calendar.
Minimum of 500 and maximum of 10,000 plays per order, at up to 1,000 a day.
| Tier | Per 1,000 | Quantity | Start | Speed | Refill |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $15.59 | 500 - 10,000 | 0-12 hours | 1,000/day | -- |
Why Apple Music costs ten times Spotify
Because the account is the cost. Apple Music has no free tier worth speaking of, which means every account that can play your track is a paying subscription somebody is maintaining.
Spotify plays are cheap partly because free accounts can produce them. Apple Music plays cannot be produced that way, and the provider's rate reflects what it costs to keep a pool of paying subscriptions in operation.
That is the whole explanation for the price, and it is also the reason the ceiling is 10,000 rather than ten million. This is a small, expensive, slow product, and any page offering Apple Music plays at Spotify prices is selling you something else.
What a play does and does not reach
It moves the play count that Apple Music Connect and your distributor report, and it contributes to whatever royalty accounting your distributor applies.
What it does not do is move the Apple Music charts, which read far more than a raw count, or produce listeners who return. It also does not touch Shazam, radio play or editorial playlists - Apple's playlists are curated by people and nothing in this catalog influences them.
The honest framing is the same as everywhere else on this site: it fills a number that other people use as a filter.
A royalty warning that belongs on the page
Streams generate payments. That is the difference between this product and a follower count, and it changes what is at stake.
Distributors and streaming services run fraud detection on streams precisely because money moves. The standard consequences are withheld royalties, the release being removed, or the distributor closing the account - and the action lands on the artist rather than on anyone else.
We sell this, and we would rather you read that sentence here than discover it from a distributor's email. If you are on a distributor that pays you for streams, weigh that before ordering.
The lifetime guarantee, and what it is worth
The provider sells this row as lifetime guaranteed, which in this catalog means a refill window that does not close: if the count drops below what you ordered, it is topped back up, with no deadline.
That is a stronger promise than most lines here carry and it is the provider's rather than ours. What it covers is the count. What it cannot cover is a platform removing streams as part of a fraud action, because at that point the question is between you and your distributor.
It also does not cover a track taken down and re-released, which creates a new identifier.
Who this is for
The artist whose audience is on Apple
Some genres and some countries skew heavily towards Apple Music, and a release with strong Spotify numbers and nothing on Apple looks half-launched to anyone checking both.
The release being pitched
A manager, a label or a sync agent opens the artist page and reads the numbers before the music.
This is the clearest use, with the royalty caution above applying in full.
The catalog being valued
Streaming numbers feed catalog valuations, and a quiet Apple column weakens the sheet.
Who this is not for
Anyone whose distributor pays them per stream and watches for anomalies.
That is most independent artists, which is why this page carries a section about it rather than a footnote.
How to buy Apple Music plays in 4 steps
- 1. Read the royalty section first
It is three paragraphs and it is the only part of this page that could cost you money. Streams generate payments, which means they are checked. - 2. Copy the track link
The Apple Music address for one song, in the form music.apple.com/us/album/song-name/123456789. An album link or an artist page will not work. - 3. Set the quantity
Anything from 500 to 10,000, at $15.59 per 1,000. At 1,000 a day, a 10,000-play order is a ten-day delivery - plan around the release date. - 4. Fund the balance and confirm
Pay with PayPal, or top up in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH or LTC - USDT on TRC20 is the cheapest to send. On crypto the minimum deposit is $10. Delivery starts within twelve hours.
Delivery time, speed and what to expect
The one line on this page
$15.59 per 1,000, starting within twelve hours, running at 1,000 a day, from 500 to 10,000 per order, sold by the provider as Premium accounts with a lifetime guarantee.
Two candidate rows existed. The second is a ratings product and it is not in this catalog - the reason is in the section below.
The pace is the calendar
A thousand a day means a 10,000-play order runs for ten days.
That is slow by the standards of this catalog and fast by the standards of a real release. If the plays are meant to be visible by a date, count backwards from it.
What the lifetime guarantee covers
A drop below the count you ordered, at any point, topped back up without a new order and with no closing date.
It does not cover streams removed by the platform or the distributor as part of a fraud action, and it does not cover a track re-released under a new identifier.
What you provide, and what is never asked
To place the order
Three things, and nothing else exists on the form.
- The Apple Music link to one track
- How many plays, from 500 up to 10,000
- A balance funded with PayPal, or in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH or LTC from $10
Never asked, on any page here
There is no field for any of this.
- Your Apple ID or any password
- Apple Music for Artists access
- Your distributor login or payout details
- Any app authorisation on your account
What the link has to be
One track, live on Apple Music.
- music.apple.com, pointing at a song rather than an album
- Published and playable in the regions the delivery reaches
- Not pre-save or pre-release
What this product does not include
Said plainly.
- Any Apple Music chart position
- Any editorial playlist placement, which Apple's team decides
- Protection from distributor or platform fraud checks
- Ratings or reviews, which this catalog does not sell at all
Guarantee and refill
The provider sells this line with a lifetime guarantee and we pass it on: if the count drops, it is topped back up, and the window does not close.
The exclusion that matters is the second one. A guarantee on a count cannot protect you from a decision by the people who pay you, and on a product where streams turn into money that is the risk worth weighing.
Covered
- The full count you paid for arriving on the track you linked
- A top-up if the number later drops, with no closing date
- A start inside the twelve-hour window
- Your money back to your balance if the order cannot be completed
Not covered
- Streams removed by Apple or your distributor as part of a fraud action
- Withheld royalties or a distributor closing your account
- A track taken down and re-released under a new identifier
- Chart positions or editorial playlists
How this catalog is built
Hourden is new. We are not going to paper over that with a founding year or a customer count, because the first is checkable in a second and the second is checkable by nobody.
What is checkable is the catalog. This line is a real provider service with its own identifier, and the price is that provider's rate multiplied by a fixed figure.
There were three Apple Music rows available and one of them is not here. The provider sells an Apple Music Rating line - four and five star ratings, USA and UK accounts, at $937.50 per thousand. A rating is a fabricated statement of opinion attributed to a person who does not exist, which is the same category as the Google and Trustpilot reviews this catalog also declines to carry. It was the single most expensive row in this import and it is the one we left on the table.
Before you buy, you probably want to know
Why is this ten times the price of Spotify plays?
Because Apple Music has no meaningful free tier.
Every account that can play your track is a paid subscription somebody maintains, and that cost is in the rate. A page offering Apple Music plays at Spotify prices is either not selling Apple Music plays or not going to deliver them.
Could this get my music taken down?
It could, and that is the honest answer on a page that profits from the sale.
Streams generate royalties, so distributors and platforms check them. The usual consequences are withheld payments, a release pulled, or an account closed, and they fall on the artist. If you are earning from streams, weigh that first.
Do you need my Apple ID?
No, and there is no field for one anywhere on this site - nor for Apple Music for Artists or your distributor.
The order is a public track link and a number.
Will this get me on an Apple Music playlist?
No. Apple's editorial playlists are curated by people, and no metric buys a place on one.
Anything claiming otherwise is describing a mechanism that does not exist.
Do you sell Apple Music ratings?
No, and the provider does offer them.
A rating is a fabricated opinion attributed to somebody who does not exist. It is the same category as a purchased review, and this catalog does not carry either - including the one that would have been the most expensive line in it.
I have never paid with crypto. How does this work?
You do not have to. PayPal works here and needs no explanation.
If you would rather use crypto: you buy USDT on any exchange using a payment method you already have there, then send it to the deposit address this site shows you.
Why is the ceiling only 10,000?
Because the pool of paying accounts is finite and the provider says so.
At 1,000 a day the ceiling is also ten days of delivery, which is a second reason not to want a larger one in a single order.
Album link or track link?
Track. The play count belongs to a song.
An album address covers many tracks and the order has no way to choose; it will fail rather than guess.
What if I re-release the track?
A re-release usually creates a new identifier, which the original order never pointed at - so the lifetime guarantee cannot follow it.
If a re-release is planned, order afterwards.
Frequently asked questions about buying Apple Music plays
How much do Apple Music plays cost?
$15.59 per 1,000, at any quantity from 500 to 10,000.
Five hundred plays costs $7.80 and the full ceiling costs $155.94.
Why are Apple Music plays more expensive than Spotify?
Apple Music has no meaningful free tier, so every account that can play your track is a paid subscription.
That cost is in the provider's rate, and it is why this is roughly ten times the price per thousand.
How fast are they delivered?
Delivery starts within twelve hours and runs at 1,000 a day.
A 10,000-play order therefore takes about ten days, which is worth planning around a release date.
Is there a refill?
The provider sells this line as lifetime guaranteed, so the top-up window does not close.
It does not cover streams removed by the platform or your distributor as part of a fraud action.
Can buying streams get my music removed?
Yes, potentially. Streams generate royalties, so they are checked.
The usual consequences are withheld payments, a release pulled or a distributor account closed, and they land on the artist. This page says so because the risk is the main thing to weigh.
Do you need my Apple ID or distributor login?
Neither, and there is no field for either anywhere on this site.
You give the public track link and a number.
Will this put me on an Apple Music playlist?
No. Apple's playlists are curated by editors and no number influences the decision.
Do you sell Apple Music ratings?
No. The provider offers them and we did not import them.
A rating is a fabricated opinion attributed to a person who does not exist - the same category as a purchased review.
What if the plays do not arrive?
The undelivered part is refunded to your balance in full.
The guarantee is delivery to the track you linked, plus the provider's lifetime top-up on what was delivered.
Other services in this catalog
- Buy Spotify playsThe same job on the platform with a free tier, at a fraction of the price per thousand and with the same royalty caution.
- Buy Audiomack playsWhere a large part of hip-hop and Afrobeats listening actually happens, at roughly a thirtieth of the price.
- Buy Spotify podcast playsIf the audio is spoken rather than sung, this is the line, and it is far cheaper.
Ready to buy?
Read the royalty section, decide whether the risk fits your situation, and then copy the track link - the song, not the album.
The smallest order is 500 plays at $7.80. On the most expensive streaming line in this catalog, starting small is not caution, it is arithmetic.
Paste the track link and pay