Buy Spotify Followers

Followers are the number that carries over

Plays belong to a single track. Followers belong to you. Your follower count sits at the top of your Spotify artist profile, and people who follow an artist get that artist's new releases in their Release Radar playlist. So followers are the one Spotify number that carries from one release to the next: every follower you gain now is a listener your next release can reach.

For playlists, followers do a similar job: a playlist with a solid following looks curated and worth saving, and its follower count is what other curators and artists judge it by.

Artist profile or playlist

Followers work for both. Paste the link to your artist profile to grow your profile, or the link to a playlist you own to grow that playlist. Curators often grow a flagship playlist first, since a bigger playlist attracts more submissions and more listeners.

Choose a market

Followers come from eight markets:

• USA, Germany or Brazil: $2 for 100.
• Worldwide: $3 for 100.
• India: $5 for 1,000.
• Australia: $6 for 500.
• Canada or the UK: $9 for 500.

Picking the country you are building an audience in, or planning to tour, makes your Spotify for Artists data more useful and your pitch to local venues and curators more convincing.

Followers in a release plan

Grow followers before and between releases, so each new track starts with a bigger audience. On release week itself, put the focus on the track with Spotify plays and saves, and grow monthly listeners so your profile reflects the momentum.

What to expect

Followers are delivered in 1–2 days. You only share the public link to your profile or playlist. We never ask for your Spotify password.

Price and delivery

Spotify followers start at $2 for 100 from Brazil, Germany or the USA, and $3 for 100 worldwide. India comes in packs of 1,000 for $5, Australia in packs of 500 for $6 and Canada in packs of 500 for $9, with the UK also available. Larger orders are multiples of the pack, with a package discount that grows with the order: 5% off two or three packs, 10% off four or five, and 15% off ten or twenty. Delivery takes one to two days.

Which link to use

Followers can go to an artist profile or a public playlist. Open the profile or playlist in Spotify, tap the three dots or Share, and choose Copy link. Artist links look like open.spotify.com/artist/…; playlist links look like open.spotify.com/playlist/…. Songs and albums do not have followers, so do not paste a track link.

Followers versus monthly listeners

Monthly listeners count unique listeners over the last 28 days and rise and fall with each release. Followers stay. They are the people who chose to follow your profile, and they are shown under your name on your artist page. Labels and curators look at both: monthly listeners show current momentum; followers show how much of an audience you have kept.

How many followers to order

Followers should fit your monthly listeners and plays. An artist with 3,000 monthly listeners and 40 followers looks like a profile people pass through but never follow. On most artist profiles, followers are a fraction of monthly listeners. A first order that brings followers to a few hundred, or a few thousand for a larger artist, closes that gap without standing out.

Playlist followers for curators

For playlist curators, the follower count is the headline number. Artists who pitch to playlists check it before deciding whether a placement is worth anything, and listeners are more likely to follow a playlist that others already follow. Keep the playlist active: update it regularly, use a clear title and description, and design a cover that reads at thumbnail size.

Prepare your artist profile

• Artist photo and header image, set in Spotify for Artists.
• A bio with your story, genre, city and links.
• Artist Pick, pinning your newest release or a playlist to the top of your profile.
• Your own playlists on your profile, so new followers find more to listen to.

A worked example

A Brazilian funk producer has 2,500 monthly listeners after a single takes off, but only 60 followers. They order 500 Brazilian followers ($9 with the 10% package discount), set the new single as their Artist Pick and add a playlist of their tracks to the profile. When the next single comes out, more listeners already follow the profile, and the release reaches them through Release Radar.

Keep releasing

Followers carry from one release to the next, which is why they matter most for artists who release regularly. A single every six to eight weeks gives followers something new in Release Radar, keeps your monthly listeners moving, and gives curators a reason to check your profile again. Each release is another chance for real listeners to follow you too.

Between releases, update your Artist Pick and playlists so the profile never looks stale.