Find leads

Pick up premiere bookings declined by other channels.

Every booking another channel turns down can land in a shared pool that you browse in full, so there is always something to put in an open slot when the requests stop coming in on their own.

Accepted at your price
Midnight CircuitSubmitted by Nightform
Genre
Melodic techno
Booked as
Premiere
Your price
€25
Listen, then say if you're interestedBooked at €25
Accepted at your price
GlasshouseSubmitted by Kasper Vahl
Genre
Deep house
Booked as
Repost
Your price
€15
Listen, then say if you're interestedBooked at €15
Accepted at your price
Low OrbitSubmitted by Ren Okada
Genre
Drum and bass
Booked as
Premiere
Your price
€25
Listen, then say if you're interestedBooked at €25

Shared pool

Declined bookings across Premierely feed one shared pool.

When a channel turns down a booking anywhere on Premierely, the booker can choose to place the request in a shared pool instead of letting it die in that inbox, and every channel in the pool browses the whole thing rather than a slice someone picked for them.

Find leads pool - two lead cards with artwork, release title, who submitted it, genre and the services it was booked as, the top one marked You're interested

Genre alerts

You browse the whole pool, and email alerts watch your genres for you.

Nothing is hidden from you in the pool, so you can scroll all of it whenever you want, and the genres you set decide which leads are worth an email instead, along with whether you take premieres or reposts at all. Leave the genres empty and every genre reaches you.

Email alerts settings - a toggle for alerts when a declined track matches your genres, genre chips for techno, minimal-techno and electronic, and a choice between instantly and a daily digest

Raise a hand

One click tells the booker your channel wants the track.

Hitting "I'm interested" puts your channel forward for real, and a confirm dialog spells out what you are agreeing to before it goes through, because the booker then sees every channel that raised a hand and picks the one they want to work with.

Commit to this booking dialog - if the booker picks you, the booking is automatically accepted at your pricing, with Cancel and I'm interested buttons

Auto-accept

A picked lead books itself at your own price.

When the booker picks your channel, the booking accepts itself at the pricing you already set, and it carries over the services from the original request that your channel actually offers, so a lead turns into a paid slot on your calendar without another review round.

These channels want your track - the booker's view of three channels that raised a hand, each listing the services it covers, its price for them and a Choose this channel button

Questions

Do I see who declined a lead?
No. A lead card shows the artwork, the release title, who submitted it, its genre and the services it was booked as. Which channel declined it, and why, is never shown.
Is clicking "I'm interested" binding?
Yes. A confirm dialog makes that clear before you commit - if the booker picks your channel, the booking accepts automatically at your price, and the booker moves straight to paying and scheduling.
What price does a pool booking pay?
Your own. A lead that turns into a booking uses the pricing you set on your storefront - the pool never discounts a service or sets a price for you.
How long does a lead stay in the pool?
Up to 14 days, and less when the track is older - stale releases drop out on their own, so the pool only shows tracks still worth premiering.
What if the booking asks for something my channel does not do?
The booking carries over only the services you actually offer, and anything else in the original request is dropped before it reaches you. You are never committed to a service you do not sell.

Keep the release calendar full without chasing anyone.

Connect your distribution channels, set the genres you want alerts for, and start collecting leads.

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