We stop you from pitching blind. Paste a playlist, artist link, or genre. We find real curators, vet the playlists, and write and address the pitch. One tap opens it in your email app; then you hit Send.

Spotify for Artists reports your stats. Spotify for Artists doesn’t tell you whether a playlist looks risky, who runs it, or how to pitch them. We do.

Yes. That’s the job. We flag sketchy follower spikes, listener-to-follower ratios that don’t add up, and the patterns botted playlists tend to share. We can’t prove exactly which followers were bought—nobody can, and anyone who says they can is selling you something. We show the smoke. You decide if there’s fire.

Because fake streams are useless. They don’t build fans, sell tickets, or tell you whether real people care. They just make the number look bigger and your data worse.

Yes. Paste your artist link. We put the most questionable-looking playlists first and show exactly what triggered the concern. That’s a warning, not an accusation.

Yes. We look for fit, lower-risk signals, recent activity, and an actual way to reach the curator. If nobody can be reached, it’s not useful.

Independent artists who are done wasting time on playlists that look fake, dead, or impossible to contact.

Skip it. Read the signals, rescan later if you care, and pitch one of the safer alternatives. Don’t treat a risk score like proof or publicly accuse the curator.

Yes. Your first three scans need no email. Scan four asks for your email; then wait 24 hours or join the founding-member waitlist. The first 500 founding members can choose $49/month or $199/year, locked for life while the membership stays active. Then prices go up.

Most analytics tools dump a hundred numbers on you and call it insight. We focus on one decision: should you pitch this playlist, and if yes, how do you reach the curator? Less staring at charts. More sending the damn pitch.