Paste a playlist link and see who is really behind it: followers, tracks, how much those tracks get played, and a 0 to 100 score for how closely it matches bot-inflated lists. It is a free playlist analyzer (we spell it analyser here in the UK) that rates the audience rather than the music.
Your first check needs no account and no Spotify login. Try an example.
Had an artificial streaming warning from your distributor? Analyse every playlist on the track at once and get a drafted reply.
No Spotify login. First analysis free, no account needed.
What the analysis reads
Everything comes from data Spotify publishes. How each signal is weighed is in how the bot-risk score works.
Followers set against Spotify's own popularity score for the tracks on the list. A big following on tracks nobody plays is the clearest sign the audience isn't real.
Follower count, track count and followers per track. A list with tens of thousands of followers and a handful of tracks is unusual, and the analysis says so.
For playlists we already track, the follower history: steady climbs, sudden jumps, and the drops that follow a purge. A first look at a new playlist won't have this yet.
Keyword-stuffed names, empty descriptions and follower counts in exact thousands, which is how bought follower packages arrive.
When artists use it
A curator wants £30 to £60. Check the audience is real first. More in how to tell if a playlist is fake.
Paste every playlist from Spotify for Artists into the streaming warning scan and find the likely culprits.
See your playlist the way a careful label sees it before they pitch. Or go deeper with the Spotify playlist bot checker.
FAQ
Yes. Paste a link on this page and the first analysis runs free, with no account. A free account gives you three a day. Pro is £4.99 a month for unlimited analyses and the full breakdown of every signal.
The playlist name and curator, follower count, track count, whether it is public, a 0 to 100 bot-risk score, and the signals that moved the score. Paid plans add the follower history graph for playlists we monitor.
Yes. Any public Spotify playlist works, including your own. The rating is the bot-risk score and the signals behind it, which is how a cautious artist or label would read your list before they pitch to it.
No. SpotCheck looks at whether the audience behind a playlist is real, not at the music on it. For audio features and genre breakdowns you need a different tool.
Not from SpotCheck. Spotify for Artists lists the playlists your tracks are on. Copy those links and paste them into the streaming warning scan to analyse all of them at once.
No. There is no Spotify login. SpotCheck reads public playlist data through the Spotify API with its own credentials.
The first one is free and takes a few seconds.