Grow playlists people actually find
Grow through Spotify search instead of paying for every follower, see why your playlists move, and pick the tracks that carry them.
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Growing a Playlist Is Guesswork
And nothing tells you what works
Growing costs too much
Promo buys growth one follower at a time, while search could bring it in for free.
You can’t see why you grow or drop
Followers climb or slide, and nothing shows why, or how the playlists around you are growing.
Bots get you removed from platforms
Bots hit your playlist, and you find out when a submission platform removes it.
Choosing tracks is guesswork
No way to see which tracks the top playlists share, or how popular they really are.
Everything a Curator Needs
From the first keyword to the last submission
- Autocomplete Insights
See what listeners are typing
Spotify’s autocomplete in every market, as searches appear, climb and fade.
- Keyword Checker
Watch your playlists climb
Where each playlist ranks for every keyword, and how that changes over time.
- Google Rankings
Get found on Google too
The Google searches your playlists rank for, by country, with monthly searches.
- Press Tracking
Traffic from outside Spotify
The articles and sites that mention your playlists, and which ones link to them.
- Curator Analytics
Growth you can explain
Followers and changes across your playlists and your rivals’.
- Bot Detection
Know before the platforms do
An alert when your playlist shows bot activity, before a platform drops it.
Your Playlist’s Week, Handled
Every change backed by data
Monday
Spot the searches on the rise.
Spotify’s autocomplete shows what listeners started typing this week. Build or rename a playlist before the trend peaks.
- Suggestions for any theme, in every market
- New, climbing and fading searches marked
- Google volume and top-50 followers for each
Tuesday
Your playlist climbs. You see it happen.
Track where each playlist ranks for every keyword, market by market, and connect each jump to the change behind it.
- Rank history, keyword by keyword
- Estimated volume for each keyword
- New keyword opportunities for the playlist
Wednesday
Add the tracks the top playlists share.
Open any keyword’s top 50 playlists and see the tracks they have in common.
- How many top playlists carry each track
- Each track’s popularity score
- Low-popularity tracks hidden in one click
Thursday
Bots hit overnight. You know by morning.
Your playlist gains followers it shouldn’t. You see it first, and can explain it to the platforms you earn from before they act.
- Bot alerts for the playlists you run
- Follower history that shows the spike
- A record to share with submission platforms
Friday
Listeners find you on Google too.
See the Google searches your playlists rank for in each country, and which ones are climbing.
- Position and change since the last check
- Monthly searches for each keyword
- 30- and 90-day history
Sunday
Your growth, and your rivals’, explained.
Followers, rankings and changes side by side, for your playlists and the ones you compete with.
- Every playlist a curator runs, in one place
- Growth and bot checks for each
- A digest email of what changed
Questions From Curators
Plainly answered
How do playlists get found in Spotify search?
Mostly through their titles and descriptions, matched against what listeners type. Autocomplete Insights shows what listeners type as it changes, and Spotify SEO shows which keywords have real demand in each market and where your playlists rank, so you can name them for the searches that bring listeners in.
Can my playlists get listeners from outside Spotify?
Yes. Playlists rank on Google and get featured in articles and roundups. Google Rankings shows the searches your playlists rank for, and press tracking the articles that mention them, so you can see where outside listeners come from.
Why did my playlist suddenly grow or drop?
Usually a change in search rankings, a track that caught on or fell off, or followers that weren’t real. artist.tools shows followers, rankings and changes side by side, for your playlists and other curators’, so you can see which one it was.
What happens if bots hit my playlist?
Submission platforms like SubmitHub, Groover and PlaylistPush rely on bot ratings, so bot followers can get your playlist removed from them. artist.tools alerts you when your playlist shows bot activity, so you can act before it costs you.
How do I pick tracks that help a playlist grow?
Start with the tracks the top playlists for your keyword already share. Spotify SEO shows the top 50 playlists for any keyword and the tracks they overlap on, with each track’s popularity score.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. You can start free, and the free tools need no account at all.
See Where Your Playlists Rank
- Free to start
- No credit card
- Unlimited artists