statsforspotify.com
StatsForSpotify.com is an independent website for viewing your Spotify listening rankings, checking recent plays, tracking rankings, and creating playlists.
What is StatsForSpotify.com, and is it an official Spotify service?
Stats for Spotify is a browser-based analytics tool for individual music listeners. Its homepage advertises track, artist, and genre charts, listening history, and ranking comparisons. It is not Spotify's own website: its footer explicitly says the service is not affiliated with Spotify AB or its partners.
It should not be confused with SpotifyStats.com, stats.fm, or similarly named mobile apps. Their features and privacy policies differ.
Is StatsForSpotify.com still available in October 2026?
The website has a publicly discoverable homepage and login flow as of October 21, 2026. Its landing page advertises daily-updated charts and history, supporting its active status.
However, its interface depends on JavaScript, and public access alone cannot confirm that every Spotify account can complete authorization or load a dashboard. Authenticated functionality has not been independently verified.
How do you use Stats for Spotify?
Visit the exact domain in a modern browser and choose "Login with Spotify." Review Spotify's requested permissions before approving, then explore your rankings.
Start with top tracks or top artists, select a time period, and compare the lists. The site's recently played section is more useful for answering "What was that song I heard?" than for identifying long-term favorites. Its playlist feature can save the selection to Spotify.
Nothing on the official landing page requires installing an APK or a separate mobile application. Avoid download buttons on unrelated sites that present themselves as the same service.
What statistics and features does the website offer?
The main attraction is ranked lists of tracks, artists, and genres. The three commonly displayed periods are roughly the past four weeks, six months, and twelve months. These distinguish current favorites from longer-running ones.
An independent October 2026 comparison from music-statistics service rigtch.fm describes lists of up to 50 favorite tracks and artists, plus genre charts and recently played songs. The website itself advertises precise timestamps for recent plays.
There are also features that reward returning. Arrows indicate whether an entry climbed or dropped since your previous visit. Saved past rankings and interactive placement charts illustrate trends across visits. Some options require a return visit.
These are rankings, not a complete audit of every stream. The publicly described experience does not promise exact lifetime play counts, total listening minutes, or a comprehensive album-by-album history.
Can StatsForSpotify.com show your all-time Spotify history?
Not through the standard Spotify top-items ranking alone. Spotify's developer documentation defines short-term affinity as approximately four weeks, medium-term as six months, and long-term as about one year, updated with newer listening data. The term "all time," used on some historical interfaces and third-party descriptions, should therefore not be interpreted as every play since account creation.
Spotify's API also describes these results as calculated listening affinity, rather than a simple ledger of streams. That explains some differences from manually counted plays.
For actual lifetime records, Spotify documents an Extended Streaming History export. Depending on the data available, it contains individual plays, timestamps, track information, and milliseconds played. Requesting that export is a different process from connecting to StatsForSpotify.com.
Is StatsForSpotify.com free, and does it need Spotify Premium?
Its core listening-statistics website is described as free in rigtch.fm's October 3, 2026 comparison. The public homepage promotes signing in and using charts without publishing a subscription price.
No verified price list or paid plan for this exact domain was identified in the accessible material. Offerings could change. Check any payment screen carefully, and do not assume fees advertised by another Spotify statistics app apply here.
A separate Spotify Premium subscription is not stated as a condition for viewing the site's basic charts.
Is Stats for Spotify safe to connect to your account?
Using Spotify authorization is preferable to entering your Spotify password into an unrelated form, but permission-based access still deserves scrutiny. An indexed authorization request associated with StatsForSpotify.com includes permission to read top items, recent plays, and basic account information, as well as permissions to modify public and private playlists. Playlist-writing permissions are relevant to its playlist-creation feature.
Before connecting, confirm the authorization page belongs to Spotify and examine every requested permission. It links to a privacy notice and imprint, but current retention and deletion details could not be independently verified. Do not assume it stores nothing simply because it displays data fetched from Spotify.
If you stop using it, open Spotify's account Apps page and choose "Remove Access." That revokes authorization but does not guarantee deletion of previously collected data.
How does it compare with Spotify Wrapped and other alternatives?
Spotify's own Listening Stats feature, introduced in November 2025, provides recent favorite artists and songs within the Spotify mobile app. Wrapped remains an annual retrospective. In May 2026, Spotify also introduced its mobile-only Spotify 20 retrospective, including an all-time top-120-songs playlist with play counts, although availability is not universal.
StatsForSpotify.com is better suited to checking simple rankings repeatedly and seeing how positions move. Last.fm focuses on ongoing listening records through scrobbling. Stats.fm is another distinct service worth evaluating when you need deeper listening analytics; review its current pricing and data-import requirements separately.
For casual use, its charts may suffice. For exact historical totals, request your Spotify data or use a service that clearly explains how it calculates and preserves individual plays.
What if StatsForSpotify.com will not load?
Because the site requires JavaScript, first enable it and try a current browser. If authorization fails, return to the original domain rather than repeatedly refreshing an incomplete callback address. Check browser restrictions, retry the Spotify login, and confirm whether Spotify itself is accessible.
A broken login on one device does not prove the service has shut down. If the problem continues, do not install an unofficial replacement; use Spotify's built-in statistics while checking the site's official pages for changes.