MyStreamCount is a free daily stream counter for Spotify songs. artist.tools shows stream counts too, then whether the streams are real, which playlists they came from and who to pitch next.
Checked October 2026
| MyStreamCount | artist.tools | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Stream stats | All-in-one |
| Starting price | Free | Free; from $15/month |
| Free plan | Yes | Yes |
| Bot detection | No | Yes |
| Curator contacts | No | 158K+ |
| History | Yes | 4+ years |
Including where MyStreamCount wins
What it does well, and where it falls short
Pros
Cons
MyStreamCount is a clean, free counter: daily totals and history charts for Spotify songs.
A count doesn’t tell you if the streams are safe. One botted playlist can inflate the number and get the track pulled.
artist.tools shows the stream count too, then flags risky playlists on that track and on the artist.
MyStreamCount stops at the chart. You can see the line go up, but not which playlist added you.
On artist.tools, open the track and get its placement list: followers, last updated, estimated listeners and a quality flag.
A stream counter has no outreach path. After you check a song, you still have to find curators somewhere else.
The Artist plan ($15/month) unlocks emails, Instagram and submission links on playlists that have them. The free plan still shows SubmitLink.
If you only need a daily count, MyStreamCount is fine, and free.
If you need to know whether the streams are real and who to pitch, start on artist.tools: a free scan first, then the Artist plan when you want curator emails and bot alerts.
Plainly answered
Yes. MyStreamCount says it’s 100% free, with unlimited songs to track. It also offers its data as an API through RapidAPI.
Once a day for the songs it tracks. Some days can be missing, and a song with fewer than 1,000 streams shows 0.
No. It counts streams but doesn’t tell you whether they’re real. The free artist.tools bot checker checks a track and flags risky playlists it’s on.
Yes. Paste a Spotify track link into the stream counter to see its latest stream count and history.
