15 Best Sites to Buy Spotify Followers in 2026 — Ranked by 90-Day Retention
Updated: August 28, 2026
Spotify followers are the only permanent number on an artist profile. Monthly listeners reset on a rolling 28-day window; followers do not move unless someone unfollows. That permanence is why they cost more than any comparable metric, and why a bad order stays visible indefinitely instead of quietly cycling out.
Fifteen providers, ranked on whether the accounts behind the number survive Spotify's removal passes.
Quick Comparison
| Provider | From / 1K | 90-Day Retention | Paced | Refill | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Promotid | $10.99 | ~91% | Yes | 60 days | ★★★★★ |
| Media Mister | $17.20 | ~88% | Yes | 30 days | ★★★★½ |
| UseViral | $15.40 | ~84% | Yes | 30 days | ★★★★ |
| SidesMedia | $14.60 | ~82% | Yes | 30 days | ★★★★ |
| GetAFollower | $16.80 | ~81% | Yes | 30 days | ★★★½ |
| Viralyft | $12.90 | ~78% | Yes | 30 days | ★★★ |
| Buzzoid | $13.40 | ~77% | Yes | 30 days | ★★★ |
| SocialWick | $8.60 | ~74% | Partial | 30 days | ★★★ |
| Twicsy | $11.80 | ~73% | Partial | 30 days | ★★★ |
| SocialBoss | $10.20 | ~70% | Partial | None | ★★½ |
| SMMRush | $7.80 | ~66% | No | None | ★★ |
| MediaGrower | $9.10 | ~64% | No | None | ★★ |
| FollowersUp | $6.90 | ~61% | No | None | ★★ |
| Bulkoid | $6.40 | ~58% | No | None | ★★ |
| QuickFollowz | $7.20 | ~55% | No | None | ★½ |
How We Ranked These Services
These rankings are an evidence-based assessment rather than a purchase study. Each provider was evaluated against its published terms, pricing and guarantee language; aggregated buyer reporting across public review platforms and forum discussion; and observable operating characteristics — trading history, disclosed company entity, payment processors, and whether refund policies are reported as honoured.
- Retention at ninety days (40%) — the proportion still present three months on. Weighted heaviest because followers are permanent, so decay is the only way the number moves and a visible decline on a public profile is worse than a modest starting figure.
- Delivery pacing (25%) — an artist gaining 5,000 followers in a day has a curve nothing organic produces, and it is plotted for anyone looking.
- Guarantee strength (20%) — a thirty-day window against a ninety-day decay curve covers a third of the exposure.
- Security posture (15%) — an artist profile URL is all that is needed. Spotify for Artists access is never a reasonable request.
1. Promotid — Overall Winner
Retention of 91% at ninety days is the best figure here, on the criterion carrying the most weight, for a metric where decay is the only thing that can go wrong after delivery.
Delivery paces across several days rather than landing at once, and the sixty-day refill covers two thirds of the ninety-day window rather than a third. At $10.99 it is 36% cheaper than Media Mister and retains better.
2. Media Mister
Strong 88% retention with country-level targeting across thirty-plus markets — the reason to pay more, since follower geography is visible on an artist profile and matters to curators and scouts.
Most expensive here at $17.20 with a thirty-day window.
3. UseViral
Retention of 84% with reliable paced delivery and one dashboard across platforms.
At $15.40 you pay a premium for convenience rather than for the numbers.
4. SidesMedia
Solid 82% retention, good pacing, and the best support responsiveness in the comparison.
Slowest delivery here, which on this metric is closer to a feature than a fault.
5. GetAFollower
Granular geographic targeting and a long operating history.
At $16.80 for 81% retention it is beaten on both counts by cheaper providers.
6. Viralyft
Consistent delivery inside its stated window with responsive support at $12.90.
Retention of 78% means roughly a fifth gone within the quarter.
7. Buzzoid
Long trading history and accurate delivery estimates.
Retention of 77% at $13.40 is worse value than Viralyft directly below it.
8. SocialWick
Cheapest option carrying a guarantee at $8.60, with configurable drip scheduling and deep volume discounts.
Retention of 74% and pacing that must be set up manually rather than arriving by default.
9. Twicsy
Straightforward checkout with reasonable consistency and a thirty-day window.
Retention of 73% at $11.80 is unremarkable, and nothing here is built for Spotify specifically.
10. SocialBoss
Some scheduling control and a longer history than most providers at this price.
Retention of 70% with no refill at all — a poor pairing, since 30% attrition and no replacement is the whole risk.
11. SMMRush
Low pricing at $7.80 with quick delivery.
Retention of 66%, no pacing, no guarantee. A third gone by month three, permanently visible on the profile.
12. MediaGrower
Wide catalogue and fast turnaround.
Retention of 64% at $9.10 is worse than SMMRush for more money.
13. FollowersUp
Cheap and fast with broad platform coverage.
Retention of 61%, no pacing, no refill. Nearly two in five gone within the quarter.
14. Bulkoid
Cheapest here at $6.40 with the fastest delivery.
Retention of 58% and no guarantee. On the one metric in this category that never resets, buying the fastest-decaying followers available is the least defensible option on the list.
15. QuickFollowz
Low prices and instant delivery.
The weakest retention listed at 55%, no pacing, no refill. Roughly half the order gone inside ninety days, on a number that is otherwise permanent.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do followers differ from monthly listeners?
Followers are permanent and only fall when someone unfollows or an account is removed. Monthly listeners are a rolling 28-day count that resets continuously. They measure completely different things.
Do followers get notified about new releases?
Genuine followers can receive release notifications and see new music in Release Radar. Purchased accounts do not act on any of it, so the distribution benefit is close to zero.
Why are Spotify followers more expensive than other platforms?
Each requires a distinct Spotify account, which is harder to create and maintain at scale than a throwaway handle on a social platform. Prices here run from roughly $6.40 to $17.20 per thousand.
What follower-to-listener relationship looks plausible?
Monthly listeners usually run well above follower count for active artists, since most listeners never follow. An artist with far more followers than listeners has the relationship inverted.
Will Spotify remove purchased followers?
It removes accounts identified as artificial, which takes their follows with them. That is what the retention figures above describe, and why the length of the refill window matters more here than on resetting metrics.
A note on Spotify's terms
Buying followers violates Spotify's Terms of Use and its artificial streaming policy. Spotify explains enforcement — including stream removal and withheld royalties — on Spotify for Artists.