Catalogue-wide streaming. Not just last week.
Most label analytics show you seven days of streams and call it a day. Release Analytics brings catalogue-wide data into the release view: chart positions, playlist additions and daily streaming trends, so post-launch evaluation is grounded in something real. Per-track and per-artist depth live in the Track and Artist Analytics add-on.
A seven-day window tells you nothing about a catalog.
The default analytics view everywhere is the last week, because the last week is cheap to compute and looks like activity. It cannot tell you whether the release built or spiked, whether the playlist that added you kept you, or whether the back catalog is quietly outperforming the new single.
Those are the questions that change what you do next, and they all need a longer window than the dashboard gives you.
Three lenses on every release.
All three sit in the release record itself, next to the deliverables, rather than in a separate analytics tool.
Plays, listeners and completion rates, per release, per track, per platform. Daily, weekly and monthly trends across the full catalog history rather than a rolling seven days.
Where the release sits on the stores that publish charts, tracked over time, so you see the trajectory rather than a snapshot on the day somebody looked.
Which playlists picked the release up, editorial or user-generated, with follower counts and listening behaviour on each. The signal inside a number like a hundred and fifty adds.
Live from the moment your catalog lands.
Release Analytics pairs with Smart Back Catalog Import: the hour your back catalog imports, analytics activate for every prior release, not only for the ones you ship from now on.
Looking for per-track depth, the catalogue map or per-artist analytics? Those live in the dedicated Track and Artist Analytics add-on, at 9 euro a month on either plan.
What Release Analytics will not do.
Observational, not predictive, and never at the level of a person.
No forecast that a release is about to break. Analytics describe what happened; what to do about it is an A&R call and it stays with you.
Aggregate, anonymised signal at the source. No individual listener profiling and no surveillance of the people who play your records.
For labels making the next decision from the last one.
If the post-release conversation in your label currently starts with a feeling, this is what replaces the feeling with a number that both of you can see.
Included on both plans. Release Analytics is core, at no add-on cost.