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Free SoundCloud Reposts

Free SoundCloud Reposts Reposts are the only thing on SoundCloud that moves a track somewhere it was not already. Plays accumulate under the waveform and likes sit on a profile, but a repost drops your track directly into the stream of everyone following the person who shared it. YouLikeHits runs on a simple points system: you earn points by reposting other members' tracks, then spend those points to get your own shared. No bots, no password.

Paste the track you want reposted

Next: create a free account. No password for SoundCloud is ever requested.

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The Stream Is Chronological, and That Changes Everything

This is the one thing that makes SoundCloud reposts behave differently from resharing anywhere else. There is no ranking algorithm deciding whether your reshared track deserves a slot — the stream is ordered by time, so a repost lands where it lands and then slides steadily downward as everyone else posts. That has a practical consequence most artists miss: when reposts arrive matters as much as how many. A hundred reposts spread across a week each get their own window in the stream. A hundred arriving in one hour stack on top of each other and mostly bury one another.

How a Reshare Turns Into Points

It works both ways. Repost another member's track and you earn points. Set a payout on your own track and other members share it, earning those points from you. The supply is other artists rather than an inventory of shares, and you become part of it when you join. Because delivery speed follows your payout, a lower payout left running for several days will usually spread your reposts across more of the stream than a high payout burned through in an afternoon.

Why a Repost Carries the Sharer's Name, Not Yours

Landing in a stream is not the same as being heard, and a repost carries the sharer's name on it rather than yours — listeners see it as something that account passed along. The members resharing you are earning points, and their followers skew toward other members of the same community, so the reach is narrower than a repost count implies. SoundCloud also lets any listener mute reposts from a specific account they follow, which means a share from an account that reposts constantly may reach fewer people than its follower count suggests.

Every Reshare Is a Person Choosing to Share It

Every repost comes from a YouLikeHits member who opened your track and shared it themselves, because doing so earns them points toward promoting their own music. No bots have ever run on this platform, which is why it has been operating since 2009.

Free SoundCloud Reposts at a Glance

CostFree. 50 points when you join, plus 400 bonus points for each day you stay active.
Other ways to earnReposting, listening, following and liking other members' content. 300 points per referral who becomes active.
Who repostsOther YouLikeHits members, resharing manually. No bots or automated accounts.
Password requiredNo. You add a public track URL and nothing else.
Track requirementsThe track must be public and have resharing enabled in its settings.
What a repost doesPlaces your track in the SoundCloud stream of everyone following the account that reshared it.
Controlling the speedYou set the points payout per repost. A higher payout gets your track picked sooner; lower it to slow delivery down.
Staying in controlSet a daily limit and a total limit on your campaign, and choose which countries to reach — or leave it open worldwide. You decide the pace, the amount and the audience your reposts come from.
Running since2009.

How to Get Free SoundCloud Reposts

  1. 1
    Step 1
    Paste the URL of the track you want reposted into Add/Edit Sites.
  2. 2
    Step 2
    Choose how many points each repost is worth. Higher payouts get picked first.
  3. 3
    Step 3
    Repost other members' tracks, listen to music and complete tasks to refill your balance.

Free SoundCloud Reposts: Frequently Asked Questions

No, and you never will. You paste in the public URL of the track. YouLikeHits has no access to your account and cannot upload or change anything.
It places your track in the SoundCloud stream of everyone who follows the account that reshared it. The stream is chronological and built from followed accounts, so this is a real placement in a feed people use to find new music — which is more than a play or a like does.
For distribution, yes. A play increases a number on your track; a repost puts the track somewhere new. If your points balance is limited and you are choosing between the two, reposts generally do more work.
The followers of the members who reshared it, a large share of whom are other members of the same community. That makes the real audience narrower than the repost count implies, which is worth knowing before you set expectations.
The usual cause is resharing being switched off in the track's settings, or the track being private. Both need changing before members can share it.
Yes. Members can undo a repost at any time, and some clear their reposts periodically to keep their profile tidy. That is normal behaviour on SoundCloud rather than anything specific to this platform.
You control it. Your track sits in a list sorted by the points each one pays out, so raising your payout moves it up and members pick it first.
There is no fixed cap. Your limit is your points balance, and points are free to earn — 50 on signup, 400 for each day you stay active, and more whenever you engage with other members.
Yes. It costs time rather than money. Buying points is optional and nothing on the platform requires it.
Yes. Every campaign has a daily limit and a total limit that you set yourself, so you pick the pace and the ceiling instead of receiving everything at once. You can also target specific countries when your audience is in one place, or leave it worldwide. Together with the points payout you choose, that puts the pace, the amount and the audience entirely in your hands.
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