Boost Collective Reviews 1,878

I was unfortunate enough to discover these people before I knew how Spotify promotions work. They will get you added to random playlists filled with small-time artists who sound nothing like you. You will get a bump in streaming numbers at the expense of wrecking your algorithm, making it impossible for anyone who would actually like your music to find it, ever. I was willing to chalk it up to ignorance until they lied to me about my campaigns, claiming they had top-secret data that proved they'd done the work they obviously hadn't, with their god-awful customer service representative treating me like a pest for wanting to know what they actually did with my rather large sum of money. Stay far away from these people. If you sign over rights to your music to them, god help you.

FOLLOW-UP: Two months later, I see ten new fraudulent charges from Boost Collective on my bank statement that I will have to contact my bank about, since they don't respond to customers when they don't feel like it. Absolutely despicable human beings.

I purchased the bronze campaign for a month‑long promotion that promised placement on three playlists. In two weeks, I received only three streams, a number far below what I generate on my own through my fanbase. For a service that claims to offer meaningful exposure, this result was extremely disappointing.

Trying to reach customer support made the situation even worse. The contact information on their website was buried and, once I finally found it, the email address listed was incorrect. I had to dig through old emails from a previous billing issue just to locate the real support address.

When I finally reached an agent, they responded after a few days but ignored their own refund policy. Instead of honoring it, they unilaterally decided to place my song on a different playlist—something I never asked for. I had to reach out again and explicitly restate that I wanted a full refund according to their stated policy.

What makes this even more frustrating is that my very first experience with this company was great. After that, their website fails to load analytics and the quality of service has steadily declined. Between the poor results, the hidden and inaccurate support information, and the reluctance to follow their own refund policy, I can’t recommend this service anymore.

After seeing all the ads in social media, I was intrigued. But after spending over 200 bucks with no impressive results, I called it a loss. But then I notice $19.99 coming out my bank account from Boost Collective monthly, I tried the instruction on canceling the fraudulent "Pro" subscription instruction. It leads to a dead end. I have reached out on the "support" email provided, but no results as of yet. Not pleased.

Spent 3000$ for a measily experience, It was a year long campaign an while the first month was very promising it went downhill from there. Every email reaction was very reassuring with more empty promises leading to an overall experience that lead to absolutely no growth and overall 30.000 streams.
If i compare that to an average Facebook Ad-Manager Campaign you get alot more with less empty promises, would never ever recommend this company again even after trusting them for their "sweet talk", did several attempts on smaller occasions before the big campaign and it's kind of the same. Delivering streams with no growth.

Edit in Response:
I got contacted originall in July 24 and finally agreed after some calls by Michael
I had another call in Jan 25 where i first stated things went well in the first month and nothing after, the campaign was scheduled for 12 months.
I was in touch with Adam throughout februar
because my songs got placed on Rock Playlists with around 7 monthly listeners.
Also already complaining to him the "Never Ending advertisting for 60% off since forever"
I decided to trust and was let down.
I got in touch via Mail with the support in June multiple times also writing michael, who didn't reply anymore (maybe he is not part of the crew anymore)
Again reached out in July and August, with a final one in october 25
with the as usual answer:
"That said, I’m confident we can turn this around. 💪 We’re going to take a fresh, focused approach, review your placements, optimize the targeting, and rework the campaign strategy to make sure your music is reaching the right listeners and gaining steady traction."

It was always a very positive, reassuring answer i got that lead to nothing but dissapointment. 3$ per stream is something i wouldn't recommend anyone, especially after those flashy presentations that led to other expectations.

While the web gui is pretty buggy, I've had an overall pretty good experience with boost collective thus far!

Finding a reliable partner in the music industry can feel like a gamble, but working with Boost Collective has been a breath of fresh air. If you are looking for a team that actually understands the modern digital landscape, this is it.

Very good experience

Truly the truth, no bots! All organic growth, MUSIC MUST BE GOOD

It was great I’ve done this before and seen results and I want the again and back up to the way they are supposed to be thank you to bossy collective for being the best

Really appreciated how easy and straightforward the process was. Customer experience/service/follow-ups were top notch. Better results from campaign than expected. Boost collective makes it much easier to get your music heard. Thanks! - Silicone Snake Oil

Terrible . Been emailing for a whole month because I paid for a fat promo playlist and they don’t even get me one . 100$ wasted don’t use this company as they will just send fake emails back trying to persuade you that they are doing their job and they don’t they take your money and dip

The great target with Meta reached me, & being musician I decided I wanna work with this company.
But disappointing started one after one.
Instead of 3000 to 10000 streams as it was mentioned I had just 32 from their playlists.
After buying the campaign, they mailed me, it is monthly! What I don’t need.
When I tried to cancel it, function wasn’t active, as I expected.
When I sent Email to the company, after 9 days, they answered with strange questions, what can we make better, & my membership wasn’t cancelled, as I asked them.
I called to bank & block them.
You can think, do you need 30 streams for 100 S or it is better to do it organic, as I do it now.

Really easy to get started, promo discounts are a plus.

Best promotion company by far. They do have me open locked in

I used Boost Collective for Spotify promotion and was able to get my track on multiple playlists. In addition to having a great service, their customer support and back office. Is amazing. I worked with Delilah to resolve a billing issue and she was so responsive. This company is definitely focused on positive outcomes and great service. I’ll be using them again for sure. Joe K

So far, my experience with Boost Collective has been excellent. The first campaign was successful and delivered exactly what was promised. The process was smooth, communication was clear, and the results came in quickly. I’m still in the early stages, but everything so far has been professional, efficient, and worth the investment. Looking forward to continuing future campaigns.

Smooth service & very transparent

Honestly, very smooth experience, the team is responsive, so far so good

Very attentive to your needs and focus on achieving your music goals

I purchased the PLATINUM package for around €200, with a stated goal of 8–15k streams. The campaign did not even reach 100 streams.

I contacted support around 10 times, but nothing changed. Yes, my track was submitted to playlists — but no concrete strategy or real results were delivered.

In the end, they offered two “bonus” campaigns for free. Unfortunately, those also resulted in zero additional streams.

The company presents itself very professionally: a polished website, lots of social media content — all of which creates the impression of a serious service. My experience, however, did not match these promises at all.

For context: my music has strong mainstream appeal, so the lack of results cannot reasonably be explained by the track itself.

Overall, this was very disappointing, and I would not recommend this service based on my experience.