Spotify services
All 4 Spotify services we offer. Pick one to choose your country and quantity.
Spotify judges a release by four numbers: followers, plays, saves and monthly listeners. Each one does a different job, so it is worth knowing which to grow first.
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Which Spotify number should you grow first?
Most artists start with the number a listener sees first. That depends on where people find you.
- Followers show on your artist profile and on every playlist you own. Followers of an artist profile get your new releases in their Release Radar, so this is the number that carries over from one release to the next.
- Plays are the count under each track. A track with a few dozen plays looks unfinished next to one with thousands, and curators and listeners notice.
- Saves tell Spotify that people want to keep a track. Saves, relative to plays, are one of the signals Spotify looks at when it picks songs for algorithmic playlists.
- Monthly listeners is the headline number on your artist profile: unique listeners over the last 28 days. It is the figure labels, bookers and other artists use to size you up.
A practical order for a new release: plays on the focus track first, so it does not look empty, then saves to back them up, then followers so the next release starts from a bigger base.
Pick a market, or go worldwide
Every Spotify service lets you choose where the activity comes from. Followers are available from Brazil, Germany, the USA, India, Australia, Canada, the UK or worldwide. Saves come from the USA, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, the UK or worldwide, and monthly listeners from eight markets including Argentina, India, the USA and the UK.
Choosing a market matters if you are building a local scene or planning shows: listeners from your own country make your "where people listen" stats and your pitch to local venues and curators more convincing.
How ordering works
Open the service you need, pick a market and a quantity, and paste the link to your track, playlist or artist profile. We never ask for your Spotify password. Delivery starts automatically: 1–2 days for followers and saves, 1–3 days for plays and 2–4 days for monthly listeners.
Keep the numbers in proportion
Growth looks most natural when the numbers move together. Thousands of plays with no saves, or a big follower count on a profile with no monthly listeners, is easy to spot. If you are boosting one release, add a smaller order of saves alongside the plays.
Frequently asked questions
Do you need my Spotify password?
No. You only give us the public link to your track, playlist or artist profile.
How much does Spotify promotion cost?
Followers start at $2 for 100, plays at $5 for 1,000, saves at $2 for 100 and monthly listeners at $15 for 1,000. The price depends on the market you choose; every option is listed on the service page.
How long does delivery take?
Followers and saves take 1–2 days, plays 1–3 days and monthly listeners 2–4 days.
Can I promote a playlist instead of an artist profile?
Yes. Followers work for both an artist profile and a playlist; paste whichever link you want to grow.
What is the difference between plays and monthly listeners?
Plays are counted per track. Monthly listeners counts unique people who listened to any of your music in the last 28 days, and it appears on your artist profile.