Stats for Spotify shows your own listening: top tracks, artists and genres. artist.tools looks at any artist, track or playlist, with stream counts, bot checks and curator contacts.
Checked October 2026
| Stats for Spotify | 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 | Partly | 4+ years |
Including where Stats for Spotify wins
What it does well, and where it falls short
Pros
Cons
Stats for Spotify (statsforspotify.com) is a personal listening-stats site. Log in with Spotify and it charts your top tracks, artists and genres for the last 4 weeks, the last 6 months and all time.
It also shows your last 50 plays, how your rankings moved since your last visit, and can turn your charts into a Spotify playlist. That’s Wrapped, any time. We don’t do that.
artist.tools isn’t a listener Wrapped. It’s Spotify data for artists and teams: stream counts, monthly listeners, popularity, playlist placements and bot flags, for any artist, track or playlist.
If you searched “stats for spotify” because you want to know why a track is moving, a personal stats page can’t answer that. Open the artist or track on artist.tools instead.
A personal stats page has no curator path: once you’ve seen what you listened to, there’s no one to email.
The Artist plan ($15/month) unlocks curator emails, Instagram and submission links on playlists that have them. The free plan still shows SubmitLink and runs the bot checker on any URL.
Want your own listening history? Use Stats for Spotify. It’s free and built for that.
Want to know whether an artist’s streams are real and who to pitch? Start free on artist.tools. We won’t pretend to be Wrapped.
Plainly answered
Yes. You log in with your Spotify account and it shows your own top tracks, artists, genres and recently played songs, at no cost.
No, it only shows what you listen to. For stream counts, monthly listeners and playlist placements on any artist or track, use the artist.tools stream counter.
No, it isn’t built for that. The free artist.tools bot checker checks a Spotify playlist, artist or track for bot activity.
Yes. They answer different questions: Stats for Spotify shows your own listening, artist.tools shows how any artist, track or playlist is doing. Use one as a listener and the other for your releases.
