Buy Spotify Followers for Artists, Profiles and Playlists

Spotify Artist Followers: What a Follow Does for Fans

For an artist, a follower is a listener who asked to hear about the next release. Spotify puts songs from each new release in their Release Radar, the personal playlist that updates every Friday (Spotify for Artists), and shows the release in their What’s New feed. Release Radar carries one song per artist a week, for up to four weeks: the pitched song, if you pitched one.

Spotify’s own data shows why artists care: “On average, after following an artist, listeners are 3 times more likely to stream their music in the next 6 months” (Spotify for Artists).

That figure describes fans who chose to follow. We don’t promise that followers from an order will open Release Radar or play a song; the listening has to come from the music and the fans you reach yourself.

How a Followers Order Runs: Start Time and Gradual Delivery

Delivery begins within 24 hours of checkout, and the followers arrive gradually, so bigger packages take longer to finish. Followers who show up a few at a time look like people discovering the music. Thousands in one evening, on a profile that gained a handful last month, look like something else.

You don’t have to do a thing while it runs; updates go to the email you gave on the next step.

What a Follower Count Can’t Do: Playlists and Recommendations

A common pitch in this market says more followers make Spotify’s algorithm favor you or open the door to playlists. Spotify’s playlist editors answered that one themselves: “Followers and monthly listeners don’t factor into our decisions” (Spotify for Artists blog). The same editors say a place on their playlists can’t be bought.

Recommendations start from listening. Spotify’s page on how it recommends music calls each listener’s taste profile, built from what they search, play, skip and save, the most important input. So we don’t sell followers as a way onto editorial playlists or into Discover Weekly, and we promise no result from Release Radar.

What a count can do is smaller: give a first-time visitor one more reason to press play.

How Many Spotify Followers Should You Buy?

Start with the numbers you have: monthly listeners and streams for an artist, the age and size of a playlist, or what a profile has today. New followers should look as if they came from that activity; twenty thousand of them on an artist with forty monthly listeners is hard to explain.

If the profile can’t carry a big number yet, start smaller and add a package after your next release. No size promises a result.

Cheap Spotify Followers: What the Price Should Include

Spotify followers are cheap almost everywhere, so the price on its own tells you little. Compare what each price buys: a start time with a number on it, a refund window in writing, an order that needs nothing but a link, and a person who answers when you have a question.

Our packages run from $0.79 for 100 followers to $49.99 for 20,000, and the Popular package, 1,000 followers, is $4.99. The saving on each tile is worked out from those prices, against the per-follower rate of the smallest package. The terms stay the same at every size: a start within 24 hours, gradual delivery, refunds for 30 days and round-the-clock support.

And if a low price comes with a request for your password, you’re paying with your account.

Is It Safe to Buy Spotify Followers?

Two things decide it: what the order needs from you, and what Spotify thinks of bought follows. The order needs one public Spotify link and a receipt email, never your password, a login code, your Spotify for Artists account or a connected app.

Spotify answers the second itself. Its User Guidelines list “artificially increasing play counts or follow counts” among the things users may not do (Spotify User Guidelines), and its Terms of Use let it suspend access when the guidelines are broken. Its artist pages are blunter about streams: paid services that guarantee them “aren’t legitimate”, and buying playlist placement is ruled out too. Spotify can remove follows it treats as artificial, so the follower count can go down later.

Spotify alone decides how it treats a given profile, and no seller can answer for that, ourselves included. Our promises are narrower and in writing: the order touches only your link, its cost and start time are on this page before you pay, refunds are open for 30 days, and support answers day and night.

How to Get More Spotify Followers Without Paying

A package gets the count moving. The fans who play every release are yours to earn, and these habits help.

• Ask for the follow. Link your artist profile from your bio, site and videos, and tell fans what a follow gets them: your next release in their Release Radar.
• Pitch before release day. Pitch an unreleased song from Spotify for Artists a week or more before it comes out; Spotify says an early pitch also gets the song into Release Radar for your followers, though no playlist is promised.
• Release on a schedule. Each new release gives your followers something new on a Friday.
• Give playlists a clear theme. A clear title, a cover and regular updates give people a reason to add a playlist.

All four cost nothing but time.