Submit your AI music and get it reviewed live by a real person
ReactivVibeAI is a live review stage. You send a track, a host plays it on stream and reacts to it in front of an audience, and the people watching can tip you. It is free to submit and you keep 90% of what you earn.
Yes — we accept AI music.
Suno, Udio, whatever you used: it is welcome here, it gets the same live review as anything else, and it earns the same way. Most submission platforms reject AI tracks outright or bury the policy in fine print. We were built for this work. We only ask that you are honest about how it was made.
What happens, step by step
- You submit a track. Free, no pitch fee, no credits to buy. Pick the host whose show you want to be on.
- A host reviews it live. Your song is played on stream and reacted to out loud, with the audience in chat.
- Accepted work gets rotation. Tracks that land go into AI Radio; visual work goes into the AIflix catalogue.
- Listeners tip you Sparks. Sparks are the platform's tipping currency. You keep 90% of every one you're sent.
- Sparks cash out. At 500 Sparks ($25) you can withdraw through Stripe. A 5% processing fee applies.
What it costs
Submitting is free. SubmitHub and Groover charge per pitch; we do not charge to be heard, and there is no monthly fee. Paid extras are optional: a boost moves your track up the live queue on a busy night, and a release party promotes a full album for a week. Neither is required to get reviewed.
The honest limits
- You need 500 Sparks ($25) before you can cash out. Below that, the balance sits in your wallet.
- A 5% processing fee is taken on cashout, on top of the 10% platform fee already applied to tips.
- Payouts require Stripe payee onboarding, which means identity details Stripe asks for.
- Busy shows queue. A submission is not a guarantee that it airs the same night.
- Hosts curate. Not every track goes into AI Radio rotation after review.
Who is already here
156 creators have published work on the platform, and 1,819 tracks are published and in rotation. Browse the creator directory or listen to AI Radio before you decide.
Questions people ask before submitting
- Do you accept Suno tracks?
- Yes. Music made with Suno, Udio, or any other model is welcome and eligible for the same review, the same rotation, and the same payouts as anything else on the platform. You do not need to hide how it was made — we ask you to say so.
- How much does it cost to submit?
- Nothing. Submitting is free, and there is no limit on how many times you can come back. Paid extras exist (a boost moves you up the live queue, a release party promotes an album), but no payment is ever required to be heard.
- How do I get paid?
- Listeners tip you in Sparks during and after your review. You keep 90%; the platform fee is 10%. Cash out once your balance reaches 500 Sparks ($25) — payouts run through Stripe, so you need to complete Stripe payee onboarding first, and a 5% processing fee applies to the cashout.
- How long until I'm reviewed?
- Most submissions are played at the next live show for the host you submitted to. Shows run several nights a week, and busy nights carry a queue, so a track submitted at peak can roll to the following show.
- Who reviews it?
- A human host, live on stream, with the audience watching. Not a scoring model and not a form letter. You get spoken reactions in real time, and you can be in the chat while it happens.
- Do I keep my rights?
- Yes. You keep ownership of your track. You grant us permission to play it on stream, in AI Radio rotation, and on AIflix where relevant. You can ask for it to be pulled at any time.
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Comparing platforms? Read where to submit AI music for review in 2026 — SubmitHub, Groover, live review streams and Reddit, with checked prices and AI policies.