We measure where your playlists actually rank, every day.
Position by keyword and by country, niches still within reach, fixes to make: the measurement first, the opinion after.
7 days · no card required"I built Stulyo for myself. I wanted to know where my playlists came up in Spotify search, and nothing told me. I thought I had a niche problem; I found out thousands of curators had exactly the same one."
Spotify does not publish your keywords. Choosing them is on you.
On the web, Google Search Console tells you which queries you are found on. Spotify has no equivalent: no search data is made available to curators, not at signup, not in Spotify for Artists.
So Stulyo works the other way round: you name the terms that matter for your playlist, and we go and measure your real position on each of them, every day, country by country. Market Radar is there so you do not have to guess that list.
Four certainties in place of four hunches.
Six features, one question at a time.
Not an estimate: your playlist’s real rank in Spotify search, keyword by keyword and country by country, kept with no time limit.
from StarterThirty thousand niches ranked by estimated volume and real difficulty, measured on the top twenty playlists of the ranking. Terms locked up by the giants are set aside.
from ProA health score broken into six parts, so you see not that the playlist is doing badly, but where it loses points: keyword in the title, keyword in the description, usable description, track count, current year, authority.
from StarterTitles and descriptions built on the keywords you actually track, with the term placed in the zone Spotify weighs most. The test then measures the real effect on your positions.
from StarterFollowers, positions, track popularity, most-programmed artists: the suite aggregates your whole portfolio and produces the tables your clients or your label expect.
from ProTrack as many competing playlists as you want, without eating into your quota. We measure their positions and their followers like your own, and tell you who moved ahead.
from StarterEveryone buys followers. Nobody measures what they return.
Meta Ads, curator swaps, flat-fee providers: campaigns are everywhere. What they actually changed in Spotify search, nobody knows.
The number of followers gained, and sometimes the cost per follower. Two figures that say how much you paid, never what you got.
followers gained cost per followerThe follower history nobody else keeps.
Spotify shows a follower count, never its curve. We have been measuring the curve of over a million playlists for months, ten million points that tell you, for any playlist, how it grew.
A few tenths of a percent a day, every day, no jumps. That is a real audience: it stays, and it pays off on every new release.
Several thousand followers in three days, then a perfect plateau. The position climbs for as long as the spend lasts, and falls back right after.
A playlist losing a few followers a day for months: it looks big, it no longer does anything for you.
Before paying for a placement, you know whether you are buying an audience or a plateau. The doubt is gone in thirty seconds.
A playlist gaining 2 % a week for two months is on its way to mattering. You reach out while it is still reachable.
Growth, followers, positions held: enough to negotiate on figures rather than on a screenshot, and to prove your own work.
Used by curators who want to be found.
You know your playlists work; you do not know on which keywords, or against whom. Stulyo measures the real position every day, points out the niches still open, and alerts you when a competitor moves ahead.
Find out more ›The health score and the audit say what to fix and in what order: the title, the description, the tracks to drop. The A/B test then confirms the change helped.
Twenty-one markets, measured separately.
A keyword does not give the same ranking in Berlin and in São Paulo. Each country has its own reading and its own history.