Forever Presaves... one tap, every release for the next 6 months
Understanding Presaves
A conventional pre-save campaign is a powerful tool that allows fans to automatically add your upcoming song or album to their Spotify library on the day of release by opting in beforehand.
ForeverFan takes pre-saving further with Forever Presaves. One tap saves your upcoming release and keeps saving everything you drop for the next 6 months, with no extra work from the fan. Every time they tap one of your presave links again, that window resets. On Spotify they also follow your artist profile, and that follow is permanent.
Get StartedAsk once, not every release.
With a Forever Presave, a fan is not just saving one song. They keep saving everything you drop for the next 6 months, and a quick re-share before a release keeps that going.
Build your fanbase.
You have the option to collect email addresses and phone numbers from fans who presave, enabling direct communication for future releases, promotions, and exclusive content.
Cultivate a long-term fanbase.
Because the same link keeps working release after release, you build a list you can go back to, not a one-off spike. You are not just gaining streams, you are building an audience you can reach directly.
Create beautiful Forever Presave campaigns to share with your fans.
With ForeverFan, you can effortlessly design captivating Forever Presave campaigns to engage your fanbase. Our platform simplifies the smartlink creation process, enabling you to create and distribute presave links seamlessly. Dive deep into fan analytics through our user-friendly dashboard, gaining valuable insights into your audience's preferences and behaviors.
About the 6 month window.
In July 2026 Spotify started expiring presave permission 6 months after a fan taps. Apple Music has always had a similar window. This applies to every presave tool, not just ours. The fix is simple: share your presave link again before a release, and send it to older fans by email or text. One tap resets their 6 months, and if they are signed in they will not even see a login screen.
Read the full explanationFrequently Asked Questions.
Why should I run a Forever Presave campaign?
By allowing fans to presave, you maximize engagement and increase the likelihood of higher placement on playlists and algorithmic recommendations. It's a strategic way to kickstart momentum and maximize exposure for your music from the moment it drops.
What do I need to do to presave future releases?
Create a Forever Presave link for the next release and enter the release information (UPC and release date) in your dashboard at least 24 hours before the song comes out. A couple of days early is safer, since it leaves room to fix a typo in the UPC. So the tl;dr is: tell our system your next song is coming, and every fan who has tapped one of your presave links in the last 6 months will save it automatically. Here are a few important caveats — If on your link, you have the "collect non-Spotify/Apple presaves" toggle turned on - this simply allows you to collect first-party contact data from your fanbase for your marketing campaigns (phone and email). These do not trigger a Forever Presave. However, at ForeverFan, we believe that this data is actually more important than pre-saves, as it means that you can contact your fans directly via the ForeverFan platform on the day of your release. First-party data you can use to contact your fans drives real/active streaming engagement (first-day streams), whereas pre-saves just cover some algorithmic benefits from having more first-day saves. Both services put a clock on presave permission, so the habit is the same for each. Spotify expires a fan's permission 6 months after they tap your presave link. Apple Music allows a save-ahead window of roughly 6 to 12 months. Every time a fan taps one of your presave links again, their clock starts over, and if they are already signed in it takes about two seconds. So share your presave link in the weeks before a release, and send it again to fans you collected more than 6 months ago.
