Finding the right curator: filters, taste match and curator pages 🔎

A close match beats a big following every time. These are the tools for finding one.

Filters and taste match

In Pitch a track on your dashboard, narrow the list by genre and minimum reach. Add a vibe or a few artists you sound like, and each curator gets a taste match out of 100, with the reasons printed next to it — the genres they list, how they tend to hear tracks, and whether the artists you named turn up in their bio or their past reviews.

What it never uses is whether a curator says yes. A score that rewarded adding would teach curators to add.

How fast they answer

Each curator picks a pace — within a day, within two days or by the 72-hour deadline. Once they have 3 paid reviews behind them, we show what they actually did instead: "usually answers in about…", worked out from their own reviews.

Public curator pages

Every approved playlist has a page under /c: its genres, reach, price in credits, bio, how many reviews it has written, its pace, and the share of paid pitches it answered before the clock ran out. Playlists run by KoalaQueue are labelled as ours, paid the same, and ranked no higher. Founding Curators are listed first in searches.

There is one number you will not find: how often a curator adds. We know it, and we explain here why it stays hidden.

The other way round

Curators see your bio beside every pitch you send. Fill in Your gum tree on your dashboard — a line about your sound and influences helps them hear the track the way you meant it.