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One set of numbers for the whole release

Every platform, every page and every pitch in one set of numbers, so you read what the release did instead of what four apps did.

Every platform reports on itself, and none of them knows about the others or about your pitches. Get Heard pulls the views, plays, follows and clicks from your connected accounts, adds the visits and plays on your own pages and the opens and replies to every pitch, and lays them out per release, so you read what the release did.

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  • Per release, not per app

    The posts for the song, the pages for the song and the pitches for the song, added up by day. A release's Insights page is the one place its numbers meet.

  • Your own pages count

    The smart link, the bio page, the press kit and the fan kit count visits, plays and clicks themselves, with no third-party tracker in front of a fan. A pitch's press kit link is counted per outlet.

  • Release over release

    Compare this release with the last one on the same day of its life, and see what you did differently. Follower counts are kept with their date, so growth is a line rather than a number.

Compared with the competition

Chartmetric reads the whole industry, at a price set for the industry. Your four apps each read themselves. Nobody reads your release.

ChartmetricFour apps and a spreadsheetGet Heard
Where the numbers areEveryone's numbers, for a label's budget.Instagram in one tab, TikTok in another, and a spreadsheet nobody updates.On the release's Insights page, by day.
Your own pagesNot something it can see.An analytics script and a cookie banner.Counted by the pages themselves, plays included, with no tracker in front of the fan.
The pitchesNot something it can see.The "sent?" column.Opens, replies and coverage, per outlet, beside the plays they led to.

Works with AI insights

It has listened to the track and read your own history, so the advice is about this song and your audience rather than a general rule.

Read more about AI insights

One hub, one subscription, and your week back

Three steps, once per release. After that it runs on its own.

  1. Set up the release

    Drop in the song and the cover. The pages, the clips and the kits are built from them.

  2. Connect your accounts

    Your socials, your mailbox and your domain, once. They stay connected for every release after this one.

  3. Start the campaign

    Pick the outlets and arm the runway. It renders, posts, pitches and mails on the days it should.

Common questions

Which platforms are read?

Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Facebook Pages through the accounts you connect, plus every page Get Heard publishes for you and every pitch it sends.

Are streaming numbers included?

Streaming plays live in Spotify for Artists and your distributor's dashboard, and no public API hands them out. What is counted here is everything that leads a listener there.

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Try it on your next release

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