How it’s counted

Who is counted

Only Trackify listeners, so this is not a chart of Spotify as a whole. Counted on 11 November 2026 for October 2026: about 45% were in the United States, 11% in the United Kingdom and 5% in Australia; about 70% were on Trackify Plus; and the median listener played 61 hours that month.

The archive counts the people who are Trackify listeners now. Their months from before they joined come from the listening history Spotify lets each person export.

What is counted

• A song’s listeners are the people who played it at least once in the month. Songs and artists are ranked by listeners.
• An artist’s listeners are everyone who played a song the artist is credited on.
• Plays count at most 100 per listener for one song in a month, so that one listener on repeat cannot move a number.
• A month is the calendar month in UTC.
• The month so far is counted again every 6 hours. A month is final from the 3rd of the next month, and its page says when it was counted.

What is left out

• Any song or artist with fewer than 25 listeners.
• Any month with fewer than 1,000 listeners, which is why the archive begins in September 2017.
• Anything about one listener. There are no profiles, names or individual counts here.

The short lists

• New this month: songs that fewer than 25 listeners played the month before, released this year or last by Spotify’s date.
• Climbers: the songs on the chart that gained the most places since last month.
• On repeat: the share of a song’s listeners who played it 5 times or more, among songs played by at least one listener in 50.
• Last month’s position is given when it was in the top 200 songs or the top 100 artists.

Names, links and artwork

They are Spotify’s. Every song and artist here opens on Spotify.

Using the numbers

The counts and rankings are free to use under CC BY 4.0 with a link to monthlywrapped.com. Embed and data

Who makes this

Trackify. Your own month is its monthly recap. Questions and corrections: support@trackify.am.