What do you choose for your music?
- For a single track, Spotify streams are the basis: the number of times your song has been listened to goes up. If you are aiming at a Dutch audience, you can order Dutch Spotify streams, with listeners from the Netherlands.
- Saves say something different from streams: with Spotify saves your song is saved in the listener’s library. A track with streams and saves looks more credible than a track where only the stream count is high.
- For your artist profile you choose Spotify artist followers, so visitors see that there are people following your music, or monthly listeners, the number at the top of your profile.
- For a playlist you manage yourself, there are playlist followers. Handy if you want to show your list to artists or labels.
Are you releasing a new single? Then the usual order is: streams on the track, saves with them so the ratio makes sense, and only after that followers or listeners on your profile. Choose a calm build-up over several releases rather than one enormous peak on one song.
The streams and followers come from high-quality, real-looking profiles. Spotify does not allow artificial streams and can take them out of your counts, so it is not entirely without risk. If something drops off within 90 days, we top it up for free, and if you are not satisfied you get your money back. One exception: with monthly listeners that top-up guarantee does not apply, because Spotify keeps calculating that number over the last 28 days; there only the satisfaction guarantee applies. What the law says about it you can read in Is buying likes legal? You pay with Klarna, credit card or bank transfer.
