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Perfekt, um als Independent Artist seine Entwicklung zu verfolgen. Künstlerprofile, Songs und Playlists können in Listen organisiert und über Statistiken überwacht werden. Außerdem ein super erster Anlaufpunkt, um Playlists von Dritten auf Bot-Aktivitäten zu prüfen.

Cool stuff. Shed some light on some shoddy playlists I was on. I get to check my stats, and find new curators. Tnere's quite a bit on the site I haven't explored yet. The founder/owner is awesome and is in the front lines with the artists using the site. Highly reccomended.
Dave G/ Newest Path Records

Easy way to collect data on streaming of different artists! Great site.

Fantastic tools for the independant artist. Aaron the founder is very helpful and willing to help.I've had lots of success through this site. Highly recommended.

Incredibly useful tools for both curators and artists, probably the best on the market.

In my case as a curator, I have specifically used the Playlist Analyzer, Bot Checker, and Keywords (SEO) tools. I find them very comprehensive, providing essential insights to understand listener behavior, verify bot usage in playlists, and help better position the keywords for your titles.

Lastly, I must mention that their customer service is highly efficient and friendly. I contacted them once to resolve a question I had, and beyond just answering it, they guided me on how to get the most out of the tools, all with a very helpful and kind attitude.

I totally recommend them if you want to take your music business to the next level.

I've been a free user for a few months and it was simple and useful! I decided to upgrade to the paid level and I am quite satisfied with the value I get. I appreciate the service and features. Outside of the platform-specific sites and my distributor, this is my 3rd most visited site when it comes to managing my songs and playlists.

I recently checked my playlist “Latest Afrobeats Hits 2025” on app.artist.tools and was shocked to see it labeled as “likely botted.” This is completely inaccurate.

I created this playlist about eight weeks ago and have been running paid ads (around $50/day) across Meta platforms to promote it. In addition, I’ve shared it organically through university networks and peer-to-peer shares. I closely monitor the playlist’s weekly growth and engagement, so seeing this “botted” label makes no sense.

I reached out to the website owner, Aaron Whittington, for clarification and shared screenshots of my ad account and details of my process. He claimed it was being looked into, but I haven’t gotten any further response. The lack of communication is disappointing, especially considering how damaging such a label can be for potential collaborators, artists, or labels could easily dismiss my playlist based on this false assessment.

If this can happen to a legitimately promoted playlist like mine, I seriously question the accuracy and reliability of the data on this platform. Until the team addresses these issues and improves transparency, I’d advise others to take their results with caution. Aaron is a playlist curator as well, so who’s to say his “likely botted” labeling of other curators’ playlists isn’t a strategy to kill the competition?

Updated Review – Issue Resolved Promptly:
I originally left a negative review after my playlist “Latest Afrobeats Hits 2025” was incorrectly labeled as “likely botted.” I was frustrated by the inaccuracy and the lack of communication at the time.

However, shortly after my review went live Artist.Tools founder (Aaron) reached out, investigated, and quickly corrected the labeling. This clarified the situation and ensured the playlist’s status reflected accurate, legitimate promotion.

I appreciate their responsiveness and willingness to resolve the issue, it shows they do care about user feedback and data accuracy. While my initial experience was rocky, the follow-up was professional and prompt.

Overall: The platform provides useful analytics for playlist curators, though I’d still like to see clearer communication channels for quicker resolutions in the future. But I’m happy with how they handled this in the end.

The free version is genuinely useful — you can see an artist’s estimated earnings range and instantly check if they’re in any botted playlists. But the paid curator pitching isn’t worth it: many emails bounce, and a lot of curators just ask for payola ($100+ for placement). Good free tool, poor value for paid pitching.

the usual scam, the free plan in no way allows you to insert your songs by contacting the curators directly. you have to pay.

These folks have built a real, searchable database of legit playlists for submissions. The low cost for submissions gets you real reviews and considerations with real playlisters, and real listeners when the tracks are accepted.

One of the best playlist scouting tools I've come across. I've been doing playlisting for my clients since 2020 and this has taken so much headache out of the playlist scouting process, especially with the rise of franchised botted playlists on Spotify! Also had great experiences with customer support, one of the most down-to-earth and helpful staff I've come across in general. Would highly recommend!

Very helpful!!! Started using this recently to help with music marketing and this tool is great for that

This tool has a bunch of cool features, it helps me weed out the fake and botted playlists which is such a relief.

Such an amazing website with fantastic features that I use daily. Great for finding active and trending Spotify playlists and also super helpful with optimizing my own playlists.