Buy Audiomack Plays
You can buy Audiomack plays here with two pieces of information: the public link to one track and how many plays you want. There are two lines on this page and they are six times apart in price, which is not a volume tier - it is a refill on one and none on the other. The page explains the difference before it shows you the cheaper number.
- No password, ever
- 30-day refill on the standard line
- Starts within an hour
- Up to 1M a day
- Crypto or PayPal
Choose how many plays you want
$0.47 per 1,000 plays with a 30-day refill. $0.08 per 1,000 without one.
- 1,000units$0.47Forty-seven cents on the refilled line. Run it on an older track first and watch the count in your own Audiomack stats before pointing anything at a release.Buy 1,000
- 5,000units$2.34Five thousand is where a track stops reading as unheard next to the rest of your page. At a million a day, it arrives within the hour the delivery starts.Buy 5,000
- 10,000units$4.69The number most artists have in mind for a release week. Worth spreading across days rather than landing in one block.Buy 10,000
- 50,000units$23.44The size at which a track starts appearing in the comparisons people make on your own page, between this one and the rest.Buy 50,000
- 100,000units$46.88A hundred thousand plays for forty-seven dollars, with the refill. Compare it with the unrefilled line at $7.50 for the same count before deciding which risk you are buying.Buy 100,000
The cards are shortcuts, not the menu. In the panel you type any number from 100 up and the rate per 1,000 stays the same on each line: 3,000 plays costs $1.41 refilled and $0.23 not. There is no volume discount on either line, and the choice between them is about the refill rather than about size.
Minimum of 100 plays on both lines. Maximum of 10,000,000 per order, which at the published pace is far more than any single track needs.
| Tier | Per 1,000 | Quantity | Start | Speed | Refill |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $0.47 | 100 - 10,000,000 | 0-1 hour | 1,000,000/day | -- |
| Economy (no refill) | $0.08 | 100 - 10,000,000 | 0-12 hours | ultrafast | -- |
Why one line costs six times the other
Because one has a refill and the other does not, and on a play count that is the whole difference.
The standard line is $0.47 per thousand with a 30-day refill: if the count drops inside a month, it is topped back up. The economy line is $0.08 per thousand with nothing attached. Both start quickly, both go to the same ceiling.
We are not going to tell you the cheap one is bad. We are going to tell you what it is, which is an unprotected count at a sixth of the price, and let you decide. For a test, for an old track, or for anything where a drop would not bother you, it is the better buy. For a release you are going to point a label, a playlist curator or a sponsor at, the refill is the thing you are actually paying for.
What this page will not do is call the cheap line Bulk or Economy Tier and let you assume it is the same product in a different size. That is how catalogs mislead without ever printing a false number.
Audiomack is not a small platform where its audience lives
For a listener in London or Chicago it is a name they may never have typed. In Nigeria, Ghana and across West Africa, and in large parts of US hip-hop and Afrobeats, it is a primary place music is discovered rather than a backup to somewhere else.
That matters commercially in a specific way: the platform has a far better ratio of attention to competition than Spotify does for a new artist. A track with real numbers on Audiomack is noticed by people who matter in those scenes, and the cost of getting those numbers is a fraction of what the equivalent costs on a larger service.
It is also why this page exists on a site in English selling to an international market. The audience is real, the search competition for the term is thin, and most panels aimed at Western artists do not carry the platform at all.
Getting the track link right
Open the song on Audiomack and copy the address from the browser bar. It looks like audiomack.com/artist/song/track-name.
An artist page address moves nothing, because a play belongs to a track. An album address is a different object again, and the provider sells album plays as a separate row we did not publish, so an album link on this order will fail rather than be helpfully redirected.
If you uploaded the track, use the public address rather than the one from your own dashboard, which may carry parameters the delivery cannot follow.
One track per order, and why that is useful rather than annoying
The delivery points at one address, so an EP of five tracks is five orders.
At forty-seven cents a thousand the constraint costs nothing, and it gives you the only comparison worth having: with equal plays on all five, the one people come back to is the one that earned it. A blended order hides exactly that.
It also contains a mistake. A wrong link on one order is one order, not five.
Who this is for
The artist releasing into the Afrobeats or hip-hop scene
On Audiomack the play count is the first thing a listener, a blogger or a DJ reads, and a release with three figures gets skipped.
This is the clearest use. Order it alongside the real push rather than instead of it, and on the refilled line if the track is the one you are promoting.
The back catalog that makes the new track look worse
A page where the newest song has the lowest number reads as a career going backwards, whatever the truth is.
Small orders across older tracks fix the shape rather than the total, and the shape is what someone scrolls past.
The producer sending beats
A beat with plays gets opened; a beat with none gets scrolled.
The economy line is the right one here: nobody is auditing a beat page, and seven cents a thousand makes the whole catalog affordable.
The label testing which track to push
Four songs, equal plays, and you watch which one keeps moving on its own.
That test only works if the starting numbers match, which is a reason to buy rather than a reason not to.
The artist moving between platforms
If your audience is on Audiomack and your numbers are on a service they do not use, the page they land on looks empty.
A floor under the Audiomack count is cheaper than anywhere else you could put the same money.
Who this is not for
Anyone expecting the plays to turn into listeners.
A play is a play. Saves, follows and the next release are not attached to it, and no page that sells this product can honestly say otherwise.
How to buy Audiomack plays in 4 steps
- 1. Copy the track address
Open the song on Audiomack and copy from the browser bar: audiomack.com/artist/song/track-name. Not the artist page, not an album, not a dashboard link with parameters attached. - 2. Pick the line and the quantity
Standard at $0.47 per 1,000 with a 30-day refill, or economy at $0.08 with none. Anything from 100 plays up on either. The total is calculated in front of you before you confirm. - 3. Fund the balance with PayPal or crypto
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, or $20 in BTC; with PayPal there is no minimum of ours. - 4. Confirm and watch your own stats
The standard line starts within an hour and runs at up to a million a day, so most orders land the same day. Watch the count on the track itself rather than here.
Delivery time, speed and what to expect
The standard line
$0.47 per 1,000, starting within an hour, running at up to 1,000,000 a day, from 100 plays up, with a 30-day refill.
At that pace almost any order on this page finishes the day it starts, which makes the refill rather than the speed the reason to pick it.
The economy line
$0.08 per 1,000, starting within twelve hours, described by the provider as ultrafast, from 100 plays up, with no refill.
The provider gives a word rather than a number for the pace, so that is what the table says. We are not converting ultrafast into a figure nobody published.
What the 30-day refill covers
A drop below the count you ordered inside thirty days of the order completing, topped back up without a new order.
It does not cover a track deleted and re-uploaded, which creates a new address, and it does not cover a drop on day thirty-five. Thirty days is the window and it is printed rather than implied.
The ceiling is ten million and nobody should use it
It is the provider's number on both lines.
A ten-million-play order on a single track would cost $4,688 on the refilled line and would be the least plausible thing on your page. The useful ceiling is whatever matches the rest of your catalog, and that is a judgement rather than a limit.
What you provide, and what is never asked
To place the order
Three things, and nothing else exists on the form.
- The public Audiomack link to one track
- How many plays, from 100 up
- 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 Audiomack password or any login
- Creator dashboard access
- Your distributor or label account
- Any app authorisation on your account
What the link has to be
A single public track.
- audiomack.com/artist/song/track-name, from the browser bar
- Not an artist page and not an album
- Public, playable without a login
What this product does not include
Said plainly.
- Followers, likes or re-ups, which are separate lines
- Any placement on Audiomack's trending or chart pages
- A refill on the economy line, which carries none
Guarantee and refill
On the standard line, if the count drops within thirty days we top it back up. On the economy line there is no refill and the page says so in the price table, in the delivery section and here.
That repetition is deliberate. A six-fold price gap between two rows of the same product is the kind of thing a reader explains to themselves as a volume discount, and the explanation is wrong.
Covered
- The full count you paid for arriving on the track you linked
- A top-up if the number drops inside thirty days, on the standard line
- A start inside the window published for the line you chose
- Your money back to your balance if the order cannot be completed
Not covered
- Any drop on the economy line, which carries no refill at all
- A track deleted and re-uploaded, which creates a new address
- A drop after the thirty-day window closes
- Followers, likes or saves, which this order does not touch
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. Both lines on this page are real provider services with their own identifiers, and the price is that provider's rate multiplied by a fixed figure.
Thirty-five Audiomack play rows were read across four providers. Album plays, playlist streams and add-to-playlist rows were discarded because they are different products that happen to share the word; rows whose own names flag heavy drop were discarded outright. What is left is two rows that differ by one thing, and the page is built around naming that thing rather than around hiding it behind tier labels.
Before you buy, you probably want to know
Why would I ever buy the expensive line?
Because the cheap one has no refill, and a play count that drops after a label opens your page is worse than a smaller count that holds.
For a release you are promoting, forty-seven cents a thousand buys the number and the protection. For a beat page or an old track, eight cents buys the number. Both are honest purchases and the page is not steering you to the expensive one.
Do you need my Audiomack password?
No, and there is no field for one anywhere on this site.
The order is a public track link and a number. Playing happens on the public side of Audiomack.
Will this get me on Audiomack trending?
Nothing on this page promises it.
Trending reads more than a play total - how fast it moved, what else the listener did, how the track is being shared. A play count is one input and this product supplies only that one.
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. USDT is a stablecoin, so the amount you send is the amount that arrives. On crypto the minimum deposit is $10.
What does ultrafast mean on the economy line?
It is the provider's word, not a number, and we print it as a word.
Converting it into a figure would make the table look complete and would make one of its cells fiction. If the pace matters to your order, the standard line publishes an actual rate: a million a day.
Can I buy plays for an album?
Not on this page. An album is a different object and the provider sells it as a different row, which we did not publish.
An album link on this order will fail rather than be redirected to the first track, which is the behavior you want from a system handling your money.
Will the plays drop?
On the standard line, if they do inside thirty days they are replaced. On the economy line there is no replacement.
Nobody can tell you the drop rate in advance, which is exactly why the refill is the thing worth paying for when the track matters.
Is Audiomack worth it if my audience is in the US or Europe?
If you make hip-hop or Afrobeats, probably yes - a large part of that audience uses it as a primary platform rather than a secondary one.
If you make something else and your listeners are not there, the money goes further on the platform they do use. This page makes money either way, so the answer can be straight.
Can I order on several tracks at once?
No. One order points at one track.
An EP of five is five orders, which also gives you equal starting numbers and lets you see which track keeps moving without help.
Frequently asked questions about buying Audiomack plays
How much do Audiomack plays cost?
$0.47 per 1,000 on the refilled line and $0.08 per 1,000 without a refill.
A thousand plays costs forty-seven cents refilled, and a hundred thousand costs $46.88. The rate per thousand does not change with size on either line.
How fast are Audiomack plays delivered?
The standard line starts within an hour and runs at up to a million a day, so most orders finish the same day.
The economy line starts within twelve hours and the provider describes its pace as ultrafast without publishing a number.
Do you need my Audiomack password?
No, and there is no field for one anywhere on this site.
You give the public track link. Nothing about your account or your dashboard is requested at any point.
What is the difference between the two prices?
A refill. The $0.47 line replaces a drop inside thirty days; the $0.08 line replaces nothing.
It is not a volume tier and the cheaper line is not a smaller version of the same product. Both go from 100 plays to the same ceiling.
What link should I use?
The track address from the browser bar: audiomack.com/artist/song/track-name.
An artist page or an album link is a different object and the order will fail rather than be redirected.
Can I buy plays for an Audiomack album?
Not from this page. The provider sells album plays as a separate row that is not in this catalog.
If you need it, ask and we will quote it rather than pointing your album link at a track product.
Will bought plays get me on trending?
Nothing here promises that. Trending reads velocity, sharing and what listeners do after the play, not a total alone.
A play count is one input among several and this product supplies one.
Is there a minimum order?
A hundred plays on both lines, which costs four cents refilled.
The practical floor is whatever you put on the balance; on crypto the minimum deposit is $10.
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 a 30-day refill on the standard line. If the provider cannot complete the order, the remainder comes back as balance you can spend on anything else.
Other services in this catalog
- Buy Audiomack followersThe number on your artist profile rather than on one track. It is what a listener checks after a track convinces them to look you up.
- Buy Audiomack likesThe favorite count on a single track, which sits beside the play count and is the second number people read.
- Buy SoundCloud playsThe same job on the platform most artists run alongside Audiomack. Different rows, different prices, the same track-level link rule.
Ready to buy?
Open the song on Audiomack, copy the address from the browser bar, and decide whether this is a track where a drop would matter.
If it is, take the refilled line at forty-seven cents a thousand. If it is not, eight cents buys the same count. A thousand plays either way is less than a dollar, which makes the first order a decision you can make in a minute.
Paste the track link and pay