Track your Spotify song stats and analytics
See every stat for any Spotify song: streams, playlists, popularity, Shazams, audio analysis and credits, and how each one changes over time.
As preached by
How to check a song's stats on Spotify
- Search for the song in the box above, or paste its Spotify track link.
- Read its stats at a glance: streams, playlists, popularity, Shazams, audio analysis and credits.
- Open its history to see how each stat has changed since its release, day by day.
It works for any song on Spotify, not only yours: a competitor’s single, a reference track, or a song you’re thinking of covering.
Every Spotify song stat in one place
Spotify shows a play count on some songs. Track analytics shows the rest:
- Streams and daily streams: the total and how fast it’s growing. For a quick count, use the stream counter.
- Playlists: how many playlists have added the song, their combined followers, and how many listeners they bring.
- Popularity: Spotify’s 0–100 popularity score for the song, over time.
- Shazams and TikTok: how often people look the song up, and how many TikTok videos use it.
- Audio analysis: tempo (BPM), energy, danceability and mood, from Shazam’s analysis where it’s available.
- Credits and metadata: songwriters, producers, ISRC, release date, label copyright and genres.
- Bot risk: whether any high-risk playlists have added the song.
Spotify stats for artists, songs and playlists
Song stats are one part of the picture. For an artist’s monthly listeners and followers over time, use the monthly listeners tracker or Spotify analytics; for a playlist’s followers, tracks and bot risk, the playlist analyzer. Looking for your own listening stats, like your top songs and artists? Spotify shows those in the app and in Wrapped; artist.tools shows the public stats of any song, artist or playlist.
See which playlists drive a song
A song’s streams usually rise with its playlists. Track analytics lists every playlist that has added the song, with each one’s followers, and shows the movement: which playlists added it and which removed it, and when.
Use it to see which placements actually moved your numbers, to find the playlists behind a competitor’s hit, or to spot a playlist that dropped your song before it shows in your streams.
Follow a release over time
Every stat is recorded over time, so you can follow a release from day one: daily streams, playlist adds and popularity on one timeline. When a number jumps, you can see what happened that day, such as a big playlist add or a viral moment on TikTok.
It’s the quickest way to compare a release with your last one, or to judge whether a promotion campaign worked.
Protect your songs from risky playlists
Playlists that use bots can add your song without asking. Track analytics flags every high-risk playlist that has added a song, and with a paid plan you get an email when a new one does, so you can act before your distributor or Spotify does. To check one playlist, use the free Spotify bot checker.
Song stats vs Spotify for Artists
Spotify for Artists shows detailed stats for your own songs, including saves, sources of streams and listener demographics. It doesn’t show anyone else’s songs, or how a song is doing outside Spotify.
| Spotify for Artists | artist.tools track analytics | |
|---|---|---|
| Your own songs | Yes | Yes |
| Any other song on Spotify | No | Yes |
| Saves and sources of streams | Yes | No |
| Playlist adds and their reach | Some | Every playlist we track |
| Shazams and TikTok | No | Yes |
| Bot-risk alerts | No | Yes |
Most artists use both: Spotify for Artists for their own listeners, and track analytics for the market around them. For an artist’s whole catalog, see artist analytics.
Spotify Song Stats Questions
Plainly answered
How do I see stats for a song on Spotify?
Search for the song above, or paste its Spotify track link. You’ll see its streams, playlists, popularity, Shazams, audio analysis and credits, and how they’ve changed since release.
Can I see stats for songs that aren’t mine?
Yes. Track analytics works for any song on Spotify, so you can study a competitor’s single or a reference track, not only your own releases.
Can I see a song’s BPM, energy and mood?
Yes, where Shazam has analysed the song: tempo (BPM), energy, danceability and mood (valence) appear on its stats page.
How do I find out who wrote or produced a song?
Its credits list the songwriters, producers and lyricists Spotify has for it, alongside its ISRC, release date and label copyright.
How do I find a song’s ISRC?
Search for the song above: its ISRC is shown with its metadata, next to the release date.
Which playlists is a song on?
Track analytics lists the playlists that have added a song, with each one’s followers, and shows which playlists added or removed it and when.
Can I see a song’s stats over time?
Yes. Streams, playlist adds, popularity and Shazams are recorded over time, so you can follow a release from day one.
How many streams does a song have?
Track analytics shows it with everything else. For just the count and its daily growth, use the Spotify stream counter.
Is track analytics free?
Yes, looking up a song’s stats is free. Paid plans add the full history and alerts. Compare plans.
Can I see my own Spotify listening stats here?
No. Your own listening, like your top songs and artists, is in the Spotify app and in Wrapped. artist.tools shows the public stats of any song, artist or playlist.
Is your music on a botted playlist?
- Free to start
- No credit card
- Unlimited artists