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Bulk music data, delivered to your warehouse

Get configured Chartmetric data as scheduled bulk exports, delivered directly to your S3 bucket or SFTP endpoint. Coverage, fields, and refresh timing are agreed for your use case.

14M+
Artist profiles available
40+
Integrated platforms
Scheduled
Delivery cadence
S3 / SFTP
Delivery method

Available data types

Streaming metrics

Monthly listeners, streams, saves, and playlist adds per platform

Social metrics

Followers, engagement rate, and growth across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube

Chart positions

Chart rank data across supported charts and markets

Playlist data

Playlist adds, removals, and curator metadata

Artist metadata

Available genre, career stage, Chartmetric Score, rank, and country fields

Audience data

Audience size, geographic distribution, and demographic signals

How it works

Data your way, on your schedule

Configured exports

Receive the artist metrics, chart positions, playlist data, and social data included in your configured feed, ready to load into your data warehouse or analytics pipeline.

S3 / SFTP delivery

Data is delivered to your own S3 bucket or SFTP endpoint on your schedule. No polling, no API pagination, just files landing in the location your pipeline already expects.

14M+ artist profiles

Feed coverage is configured around your use case and the data available from each source and metric.

Configurable delivery

We work with Data Feed customers to define delivery fields and formats that fit their existing data workflows.

Built for data-intensive teams

Major labels & distributors

Ingest available artist performance data into your internal BI and reporting stack.

Data science & ML teams

Use configured historical and current data in analytical and research workflows.

Music tech platforms

Embed Chartmetric's dataset as a foundation layer in your own product, without rebuilding the data collection infrastructure.

Discuss a data feed

Data Feed is available as an enterprise add-on. Reach out to discuss volume, schema, and delivery options.