How do I apply to be a Pulse Artist?

• The annual submission window for Pulse is in July.

• You can apply to the Pulse program by visiting your local authorized PRS dealer.

• Be sure to subscribe to the PRS Newsletter for updates on the Pulse Artist Program.

Can I use my Pulse Artist discount online through the PRS website?

• A big part of the Pulse program is to support our dealers. All purchases need to be made through your authorized PRS dealer.

Can I buy parts from PRS directly?

• A big part of the Pulse program is to support our dealers. All purchases need to be made through your authorized PRS dealer.

Can I use my Pulse Artist discount on PTC services?

• PTC service work is not included in the member benefits at this time.

Can I acquire loaner instruments directly from PRS as a pulse artist?

PRS does not provide loaner gear to Pulse Artists. However, we encourage you to work closely with your local PRS dealer who may be able to assist.

Can I collaborate with a PRS Official Artist or other Pulse Artist?

Yes! We encourage you to build relationships with other artists. If you have existing relationships with other PRS artists, we fully support these types of collaborations as well.

How Do Artists Grow Beyond Pulse?

Not every artist follows the same path, and there’s no set timeline. As artists grow, PRS pays attention to real-world momentum and long-term alignment. There’s no application process or guarantee to move from Pulse to Official Artist, just great music and musicianship, hard work, and alignment. Here is some insight:

PRS is looking for official artists who are:

• Playing more shows or touring on a consistent basis.

• Expanding from local reach to regional or national audiences

• Releasing music, collaborating, or doing session work

• Using PRS instruments naturally on stage and in the studio

• Building professional, long-term relationships

What Matters Most to PRS?

• Authentic artistry

• Real growth over time

• Consistent use of PRS instruments

• Professionalism and strong relationships