Deezer Stats and Playlist Submission for Artists | TAP
Free tools for Deezer PR tracking
By TAP Editorial Team
Quick answer
Your Deezer numbers live in Deezer for Creators at creators.deezer.com, which shows plays, listeners, likes, followers and which playlists added you, broken down by territory. Editorial submissions go through the same dashboard, and they need several weeks of notice before release. Nothing that sells you followers or likes is worth buying, because bought engagement puts your track in front of the wrong audience.
Deezer sits outside the Spotify-shaped workflow most advice is written for, so two questions come up constantly: where do I see my own numbers, and how do I get on an editorial playlist. The answer to both is Deezer for Creators, the official artist dashboard, which carries plays, listeners, likes, followers and playlist adds by territory, and the submission route for editorial consideration. Everything below is the layer around that: free tools for verifying a placement, watching a chart position and understanding which markets are responding.
Web-based playlist tracking tool that monitors playlist changes, additions, and removals across Spotify and Deezer. Shows historical data on when tracks were added and removed from playlists.
Free tier: Free tier includes basic playlist tracking and historical snapshot viewing. Premium features unlock deeper analytics but core monitoring is entirely free.
Best for: Quick verification that your track has been added to specific editorial playlists and tracking removal dates for follow-up campaigns.
Genre mapping and playlist discovery tool powered by Spotify and other platform data. Shows genre relationships and helps identify niche editorial playlists and their audience characteristics.
Free tier: Completely free, no registration required. Data refreshes regularly and all core features are accessible.
Best for: Understanding genre positioning before pitching and discovering emerging Deezer playlist opportunities within specific genre communities.
Official Deezer analytics platform providing streaming counts, listener demographics, playlist adds, and geographical performance data directly from Deezer's systems.
Free tier: Free account requires artist verification but provides access to core performance metrics, listener geography, and playlist placement history at no cost.
Best for: Official source data for listener demographics, regional performance breakdown, and verifying exactly which Deezer playlists your track has been added to.
Cross-platform chart tracking tool that monitors Deezer charts, playlist placements, and streaming performance alongside Spotify and Apple Music data. Provides daily chart position updates.
Free tier: Free account allows limited daily chart checks and basic playlist tracking. Premium unlocks automated alerts and historical data retention, but free tier covers essential monitoring.
Best for: Tracking Deezer chart positions in specific regions, particularly France and Brazil where Deezer's market position is stronger.
Professional music analytics platform covering Deezer alongside all major platforms. Tracks playlist placements, listener growth, and engagement metrics with detailed visualisations.
Free tier: Free tier provides basic track analytics and limited history (7-30 days depending on metric). Professional-grade features require paid subscription but free access covers fundamental tracking needs.
Best for: Comparing Deezer listener engagement against other platforms and building comprehensive performance reports for management and labels.
Artist-focused analytics combining data from Deezer, Spotify, and Apple Music. Shows listener numbers, growth trends and playlist performance in clean charts.
Free tier: Free registration with basic analytics access. Some advanced features like predictive analytics are paid, but core Deezer tracking remains free.
Best for: Monitoring weekly listener growth on Deezer and identifying which geographic markets are responding most to editorial coverage.
Official Spotify charts tool that also indexes regional chart data. While Spotify-primary, it gives useful context for how the same record is performing region by region across platforms.
Free tier: Completely free, official Spotify tool, no registration required.
Best for: Contextualising your Deezer chart position against Spotify performance in the same region to assess platform-specific traction.
Lyrics database with embedded streaming availability indicators from multiple platforms including Deezer. Shows where tracks are available and provides listener community data.
Free tier: Completely free. Crowdsourced annotations and streaming platform links provided at no cost.
Best for: Verifying Deezer availability and tracking community engagement around your releases through lyrics annotations and discussion threads.
Playlist discovery and monitoring tool supporting Deezer alongside other platforms. Tracks playlists your tracks appear on and monitors playlist growth and engagement.
Free tier: Free tier includes basic playlist discovery and tracking. Some detailed analytics require premium, but core monitoring is accessible for free.
Best for: Discovering independent curator playlists on Deezer that complement editorial placements and tracking their growth as amplification channels.
Music tracking platform where users scrobble plays. Provides real-time listener behaviour data and identifies which tracks are gaining cultural momentum independently of chart position.
Free tier: Free account with core scrobbling and stats. Premium features offer detailed analytics, but free tier captures listening patterns.
Best for: Identifying organic listener momentum on your Deezer releases and detecting early adoption signals before official chart movement.
SoundCloud provides artist analytics for uploaded tracks and reposts. While different from Deezer, shows organic discovery patterns and playlist curator behaviour relevant to pitching strategy.
Free tier: Basic stats free with SoundCloud account. Creator Pro subscription unlocks advanced analytics, but free metrics cover essential data.
Best for: Testing release momentum with independent curators before committing to major Deezer campaigns and understanding early adopter patterns.
Use them in order. Deezer for Creators is the official number and settles any argument. A chart tracker adds regional context, particularly in France and Brazil where Deezer is strongest. A playlist tracker tells you the date a placement appeared and the date it went. Between the three you can see a campaign happening while you can still do something about it.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I see my Deezer stats, likes and followers?
In Deezer for Creators at creators.deezer.com. Claim and verify your artist profile and the dashboard gives you plays, unique listeners, track likes, follower counts, listener geography and the playlists that added you, with a date against each. It is the official source, so it is the one worth trusting when a third-party estimate disagrees with it.
Are free Deezer followers or free likes worth chasing?
No. Services offering free followers, likes or plays deliver accounts that will never listen again, and the pattern is visible to any editor who looks at your page. Worse, it teaches the platform to show your music to the wrong people, which suppresses the recommendations that would otherwise reach real listeners. Editorial placement and a real audience in one territory are worth more than any number you can inflate.
How do I verify a track has actually been added to a Deezer editorial playlist?
Check Deezer for Creators Dashboard first for the official record of playlist additions. Then cross-reference with Chosic, which captures playlist snapshots and shows exactly when your track appeared. A track showing on both sources confirms editorial add rather than algorithmic placement.
Which free tool is best for tracking Deezer chart position specifically in France?
SoundCharts offers free daily chart tracking filtered by region, making it ideal for monitoring French chart positions where Deezer's market share is strongest. Combine this with Deezer for Creators demographic data to confirm French listener engagement is actually driving the chart movement.
Can I track listener demographics and geography from Deezer without paying?
Yes. Deezer for Creators gives you listener geography, age ranges and gender breakdowns free once your artist profile is verified. It is official data, so it beats any third-party estimate, and it is the fastest way to see which territory is actually responding.
How do I keep track of a Deezer campaign month to month?
Start with Deezer for Creators for the official playlist adds and listener counts, add a chart tracker for regional position, then compare against your other platforms in Chartmetric or Artist.tools. Three layers is enough, and the dates matter more than the totals, because a placement that arrived and then vanished tells you something a monthly total hides.
Are these tools reliable for Deezer or are they mainly Spotify-focused?
Most tools support Deezer but with less historical depth than Spotify. Deezer for Creators is the most reliable source since it's official, whilst SoundCharts and Chosic have solid Deezer integration. For UK campaigns where Deezer's market share is smaller, use these tools to capture wins rather than expecting Spotify-level tracking granularity.
From the field
Proof points
- Named contact reply rate vs studio@: 5x higher (Liberty Music PR campaign data, 2024-2026)
- Specialist shows beat playlist pitches: Named producers respond, playlist-only emails get dropped (Liberty 2024-2026)
- Best UK send window: Tue/Wed 09:00-10:00 UK (Across 60+ campaigns)
- Optimal follow-up cadence: +7 days from initial pitch (Liberty internal data)
What actually happened
Roam Belle, Specialist UK radio + community stations: 96 plays across the campaign window, declining after week 5. Named-contact pitches outperformed generic submissions. (February 2025)
Deezer editorial is smaller than Spotify but more responsive when you reach the named editor for the right territory. The submission tool inside Deezer for Creators is useful as a backstop, but the conversations that actually shift placements happen by email with named editors. I treat it as a niche relationship channel. Pitch by territory, lead with the listener context, follow up once after seven days.
Chris Schofield, Radio plugger, Liberty Music PR
Related resources
Further reading
- TAP Blog — In-depth guides, comparisons and advice for independent artists running their own promotion.
- UK Music — The voice of the UK music industry, representing labels, publishers, and collecting societies.
- Music Week — Industry news, charts, and analysis for music professionals.
- The Music Network — Global music business intelligence and networking.
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