What happens once you have pasted your first link.

The first three minutes

You paste a Spotify playlist link. Stulyo pulls its title, description, tracklist and follower count, and suggests keywords drawn from the title itself.

You need to know nothing in advance. The keyword field is optional: leave it empty and we start from the best term found in the title, and you correct later.

• Your playlist, a competitor’s, or any public playlist
• No Spotify account connection required
• Competitor playlists do not eat into your quota

The first reading, within twelve hours

This is the only moment you wait. Stulyo goes and finds your playlist’s real position in Spotify search, keyword by keyword and country by country. Not an estimate: the rank a listener would see.

Then the rhythm settles: a reading twice a day on Pro and Agency, once a day on Starter. At that pace, a title change shows up the same day.

• 21 markets measured separately: a keyword does not rank the same in Berlin and São Paulo
• Every reading is kept, with no time limit
• An email alert when you climb or slip

The first week

The history starts saying something after three or four readings. That is when Deep Audit becomes useful: it breaks a health score into six parts (keyword in the title, keyword in the description, usable description, track count, current year, authority) to tell you not that things are going badly, but where you lose points.

Market Radar, meanwhile, has combed over 100,000 niches and surfaces the ones a playlist your size can actually take. Terms locked up by the giants are set aside: aiming at "chill" while Spotify holds the spot has never lifted anyone.

• The generator writes a title around the keyword you actually track
• Each logged change shows on your position chart: you judge on evidence, not on an impression
• The sound profile compares your playlist to the ones ahead of you

After that, you only come back when something moves

That is the point. You listen, you programme, you negotiate; Stulyo measures, compares and warns you. The dashboard shows what changed since your last visit, not everything that exists.

After a month you have something Spotify gives nobody: the curve. Yours, and the follower curve of over 900,000 playlists, including your own.

What the trial includes

Seven days of full access, no card. At the end nothing is charged and nothing renews: access stops, your data stays. If you come back later, the history already measured is still there.

• Every feature open during the trial
• No payment method asked at signup
• Cancel in one click if you take a plan