PUSH.fm alternative

Looking for a PUSH.fm alternative?

PUSH.fm is a free smart-link and Reward Link tool: one link for every streaming service, plus gates that unlock a download when a fan follows or shares. GetMusic does none of that. It distributes Bandcamp download codes to a genre discovery audience and tracks each claim. This page sorts out which job you have, and which tool fits it.

Best PUSH.fm alternatives in 2026

Most people searching for a PUSH.fm alternative want one of two different things: another smart-link and gate tool, or a way to give away a Bandcamp release that does more than a hidden URL. Here is the short list, ordered by how directly each replaces what PUSH.fm does.

  1. Hypeddit — the closest like-for-like swap: smart links, pre-saves, and download gates that unlock a hosted file. Paid plans start at $9 a month, with a free Rookie plan after a Pro trial. If your release is on Spotify or SoundCloud, start here, or read the Hypeddit alternative page.
  2. GetMusic — the pick if the release is on Bandcamp and you want codes distributed rather than a file gated. Fans browse by genre and claim a code with no account; you see who claimed and when. First release promotion free; $10 per additional release.
  3. Band.codes — free and unlimited for Bandcamp codes, with a share link and redemption counts. No smart links, no gates, no claimer identity. The lean option when you only need a URL that hands out codes.
  4. Show.co — CD Baby's gate tool, free for CD Baby members, aimed at social and Spotify follows. We could not confirm pricing or access for artists who do not distribute through CD Baby, so check with them directly.

If you are not sure whether you need a gate or a code tool, the Bandcamp code tools comparison lays out the difference in one table. ToneDen, the gate tool many people used before PUSH.fm, shut down around 2023; the ToneDen alternative page covers that migration.

GetMusic vs PUSH.fm: feature comparison

Feature GetMusic PUSH.fm
Price First release free · $10 one time per additional release Free · Premium $5/mo
Free tier ✅ One release promotion, up to 100 codes ✅ Unlimited smart links, pre-saves, and Reward Links; 1 GB storage
Distributes Bandcamp download codes ✅ Yes, one code per claim ❌ No
Tracks each Bandcamp code ✅ Who claimed, when, and where they came from ❌ No per-code tracking
Validates codes against Bandcamp before serving ✅ Yes ❌ Not applicable
Built-in discovery audience ✅ Genre pages, /explore, and /popular feeds ❌ Fans arrive from your links
Smart links across streaming services ❌ No ✅ Yes, unlimited
Pre-saves ❌ No ✅ Yes
Reward Links / download gates ❌ No ✅ Follow, share, or sign up to unlock a download, secret message, or hidden URL
Hosts the file fans download ❌ No; fans redeem on Bandcamp ✅ 1 GB free, 50 GB on Premium
Fan email collection ✅ Per-claim list of who claimed ✅ Collected emails on free; export and filtering on Premium
Release page built from your Bandcamp URL ✅ Tracks, art, and tags pulled automatically ❌ No
Fans need an account to claim ❌ No account required ➖ Depends on the actions you ask for
Meta Pixel and custom backgrounds ❌ No ✅ Premium
Works if your music is not on Bandcamp ❌ Bandcamp only ✅ Yes
Generates the codes ❌ Bandcamp does, on the Tools page ❌ Does not use Bandcamp codes

These are different tools: PUSH.fm gates a file or a link behind fan actions; GetMusic hands out Bandcamp codes that fans redeem at bandcamp.com/yum.

Why artists switch

Four reasons artists move from PUSH.fm to GetMusic

The fan ends up on Bandcamp, not with a file

A PUSH.fm Reward Link unlocks a download you uploaded, a secret message, or a hidden URL. A GetMusic claim hands the fan a Bandcamp code, which they redeem at bandcamp.com/yum on your actual release page. If Bandcamp is where you sell, that matters: the free download and the place you want them to come back to are the same place, instead of a file in a downloads folder with no path back.

One code per fan, with a name attached

PUSH.fm has no per-code tracking because it was never built around codes. If you paste a Bandcamp code into a hidden URL or secret message, every fan who gets through the gate sees the same thing, and you have no idea which code is spent. GetMusic serves one code per claim, validates it against Bandcamp first, and records who took it, when, and where they came from.

Claims from fans you never sent a link to

Everything on PUSH.fm starts with you sharing the link. GetMusic adds a second source: fans browsing genre pages and the ranked explore and popular feeds, plus notifications to fans who follow the genre or the artist. For a producer with a small following, those are claims that arrive while you are doing something else.

No action checklist between the fan and the music

A Reward Link asks the fan to follow, share, or sign up before the reward unlocks. That trades a little goodwill for a follow. A GetMusic claim needs no account and no actions; the fan picks the release, takes the code, and goes to Bandcamp. You still learn who they are from the claim record, without the fan having to work for it, which tends to suit listeners who found you by browsing rather than through a campaign.

Honest tradeoffs

Where PUSH.fm still wins

PUSH.fm and GetMusic overlap on one narrow case: giving a fan something in exchange for attention. On almost everything else PUSH.fm does, GetMusic does not compete, and if your release is not on Bandcamp this page is not for you.

Where PUSH.fm wins Why it matters
Free and unlimited PUSH.fm's free plan includes unlimited smart links, pre-saves, and Reward Links, with access to the emails you collect and 1 GB of storage. GetMusic's first release promotion is free and each one after that is $10. If you run a campaign for every single you put out, PUSH.fm costs nothing where GetMusic costs $10 a time.
Smart links and pre-saves One PUSH.fm link points to Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, and the rest, and a pre-save link queues the release before it drops. GetMusic has no smart links and no pre-saves of any kind. If your release is on streaming services and you need one URL for the bio, PUSH.fm does that job and we do not.
Reward Links for any reward A Reward Link can unlock a hosted download, a secret message, or a hidden URL after the fan follows, shares, or joins a newsletter. That works for a stem pack, a demo, a video link, or a merch discount code, none of which involve Bandcamp. GetMusic only hands out Bandcamp codes; everything else is out of scope.
Storage, pixels, and exports on Premium Premium at $5 a month gives you 50 GB of storage, custom page backgrounds, email export and filtering, and a Meta Pixel on your pages. GetMusic hosts no files, has no pixel support, and runs no ads. For anyone running paid social campaigns to a landing page, PUSH.fm Premium is the better fit for the price.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The free plan covers unlimited smart links, pre-saves, and Reward Links, lets you see the emails you collect, and includes 1 GB of storage for hosted downloads. Premium is $5 a month and adds 50 GB of storage, custom backgrounds, email export and filtering, and a Meta Pixel. PUSH.fm is owned by RouteNote. GetMusic's first release promotion is free; additional releases are $10 each, paid once.

Not in the way a code tool does it. A Reward Link can reveal a secret message or a hidden URL, so you could paste a code there, but PUSH.fm has no per-code tracking: it does not hand out one code per fan, does not mark codes as used, and cannot tell you which code went to whom. For a batch of Bandcamp codes, use a tool built for them, whether that is GetMusic, Band.codes, or Bandcamp's own Tools page.

Yes. GetMusic distributes codes; it does not create them. Generate them on the release's Tools page on Bandcamp, where every account gets 200 free codes and earns 1,000 more per $500 in sales. Upload the batch to GetMusic and each code is checked against Bandcamp before it is served. PUSH.fm never touches Bandcamp codes, so there is nothing to generate for it.

Yes, and for a Bandcamp artist who is also on streaming services it is a reasonable setup. Use PUSH.fm for the smart link in your bio and the pre-save before release day. Use GetMusic for the Bandcamp code giveaway and the genre-page placement. They do not overlap on the same codes, so there is no double-serve risk. The GetMusic vs PUSH.fm page goes through this split in more detail.

No. GetMusic is Bandcamp-only. It does not host music, build smart links, run pre-saves, gate Spotify or SoundCloud follows, run ads, or distribute to streaming services. If any of those are on your list, PUSH.fm or Hypeddit is the right tool, and GetMusic is at most a companion for the Bandcamp side of the release.

Because artists search for it when they have a Bandcamp release and a gate tool in hand and are not sure the two fit. They mostly do not, and we would rather say that plainly than have you upload a Bandcamp code into a Reward Link and lose track of it. If your music is not on Bandcamp, close this tab and keep using PUSH.fm.

Try your first GetMusic release promotion free

If your release is on Bandcamp, submit it, upload up to 100 codes, and see who claims them from the genre pages. The first release promotion is free; each additional one is $10, paid once.

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Written by Chuck Blake, founder of GetMusic.

GetMusic is a Bandcamp code distribution platform, so this page has a bias and says so. Competitor features and prices were checked against each company's public pages in October 2026; if something has changed, tell us and we will fix the page. More about who we are is on the about page and in GetMusic by the numbers.

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