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Know which playlists are real, who to pitch and how your songs are really doing, before a botted placement or a quiet release costs you.
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And the odds are hidden from you
A botted playlist you never paid for can still freeze your royalties.
No telling a real curator from a bot farm until you’re on the playlist.
Hours hunting for curator emails, with no idea who will listen.
Your own numbers, never the playlists and artists around them.
Unlimited artists on every plan
An alert the day it happens, with what to do next, long before your distributor notices.
Streams, monthly listeners and playlist history for any artist, going back years.
Emails and socials for curators whose playlists are bot-free.
Written with AI, modelled on 200+ pitches that got placed.
Every article and blog that mentions you, and who links back.
The same release, with eyes on everything around it
Monday
Your single goes live and artist.tools starts watching. Streams, monthly listeners and every playlist add are tracked for you, no spreadsheet needed.
Tuesday
A playlist with bought followers picks up your track overnight. You get an alert the same day, weeks before your distributor’s report.
Wednesday
Search the playlists that already add artists like you, hide the botted ones, and get the curator’s contact details.
Thursday
Describe the song and the plan. You get two pitch variations to edit and paste into Spotify for Artists.
Friday
New press flags itself as it’s found, so you can share it while it’s fresh.
Plainly answered
Yes. Distributors and Spotify act on artificial streams wherever they come from, so a playlist that adds you on its own can still get royalties withheld or a track removed. artist.tools flags those playlists the day they add you, so you can ask to be taken off early.
Contact the curator and ask to be removed, keep a record that you did, and share it with your distributor if they ask. Bot detection keeps watching, so you know whether the next playlist is safe too.
Spotify for Artists shows your own numbers. artist.tools adds what is around them: which playlists are botted, which curators add artists like you, how other artists are growing, and who is writing about you.
Yes. Every plan includes unlimited artists, so you can follow your own projects, collaborators and the artists you are measuring yourself against.
Yes. You can start free, and the free tools (bot checker, stream counter, royalties calculator and more) need no account at all.