Spotify for Artists extension privacy
What it reads
- Only on artists.spotify.com, and only for artists you open there: each song's and the artist's numbers, day by day (streams, listeners, saves, playlist adds, followers, where streams come from, countries, listener types).
- The song names, Spotify IDs and release dates that go with those numbers.
- On anewsong.club's Identity pages it only tells the page it's installed. It reads nothing there.
Where it goes
- To your own A New Song account at anewsong.club, using the login you already have there, so the numbers show in Identity (Song tracking, Audience Identity, Digital Ads).
- Only you, and people you share the artist with in Identity, can see them.
What it never does
- It never sends your Spotify login or password anywhere. Spotify's sign-in stays in the Spotify for Artists page.
- It doesn't read other websites, your browsing history, or anything you type.
- It doesn't sell or share the numbers with anyone, or use them for advertising to you.
- It doesn't change anything in Spotify for Artists. It only reads.
Kept on your computer
- Which artists it has synced and when, so it can carry on where it stopped. Remove the extension and this goes.
Removing your data
- Delete the artist in Identity (Settings → This artist), or email hello@anewsong.club and we'll delete the numbers.
Changes
- Last updated 12 November 2026. Any change will be on this page.