Airplay Reports
Radio Airplay Reports You Can Verify
A SpinCounts airplay report turns verified radio spins into a professional document — every play with its station and timestamp, the airplay heat map, trends, and station-by-station totals across 6,700+ monitored stations. And because the underlying data lives on public pages, anyone you send a report to can check the numbers themselves.
Free and unlimited with a free account. No plans, no card required.
What is a radio airplay report?
A radio airplay report is a documented record of where and when a song aired on radio: total spins, the stations that played it, dates and times, and how airplay is trending. Artists use reports to prove traction to labels, playlisters, bookers and press; managers and labels use them to compare markets and plan promotion; promoters attach them to campaign recaps as receipts; and songwriters cross-reference them when checking that performance royalties line up with actual airplay.
The problem with most airplay reports is that they're unverifiable — a PDF from a closed database you have to take on faith. SpinCounts reports are generated from the same radio airplay tracker data that's published openly on every artist, track and station page — so a label that receives your report can click through and see the same spins, timestamps and stations live.
What's inside
Every SpinCounts airplay report includes
Verified totals
Lifetime and in-period spin counts with the number of distinct stations reached — the headline numbers, backed by the raw plays.
Station-by-station table
Every reporting station with its logo, location, and spin count for the period — so you can see exactly who's in rotation.
The airplay heat map
The same geographic heat map shown on the track's public page, rendered into the report — your strongest markets at a glance.
Trend charts
Daily and weekly spin trends across the reporting window, so momentum (or decay) is visible, not guessed.
Timestamped plays
Spins carry exact air times sourced from station feeds — the detail that makes a report auditable.
Shareable PDF
Download as a clean PDF built for forwarding to labels, PROs, bookers and press. Reports you've generated stay in your account — re-open them any time.
What people actually do with airplay reports
- Prove radio traction. A one-page, verifiable airplay summary carries more weight with labels and bookers than a screenshot — especially when they can check the public page behind it.
- Sanity-check royalties. U.S. PROs (ASCAP, BMI, SESAC) pay songwriters partly based on radio performance. An independent spin log helps you understand what airplay you actually had when statements arrive.
- Verify promo campaigns. If you've paid a promoter, the report shows what aired, where, and when — and SpinCounts Airplay Campaign clients automatically get a report emailed every week of their campaign.
- Plan markets and tours. The station table and heat map show which cities are actually spinning you — route shows and target promo where you're already warm.
How to get your report
- 1Create a free account
Sign up — every account includes unlimited airplay reports, free.
- 2Pick your artist or track
Search from your dashboard. If our network has aired it, the data is already there — check it first on the free public pages.
- 3Generate, download, share
View the report on screen or download the PDF. Run as many as you need — reports are unlimited, and re-opening one you already generated is instant.
How this compares to buying a DRT report
DigitalRadioTracker — the best-known name in indie airplay reports — sells reports as one-off, per-week purchases, with prices visible only after you register, and exact airplay times reserved for its higher-tier "Comprehensive" report (verified on DRT's public site, July 28, 2026). SpinCounts flips that model: timestamps are free on every public track page, and every airplay report is free and unlimited with a free account — no per-report checkout, no plan. Full breakdown: Digital Radio Tracker alternative.
Airplay report FAQs
How much does a radio airplay report cost?
Nothing. Airplay reports are free and unlimited with a free SpinCounts account — any track, as often as you like. There are no paid tiers, no credits and no one-off per-report purchases; a fair-use limit of 50 new reports a day keeps the service fast for everyone.
What stations does the report cover?
Every station in the SpinCounts network — 6,700+ active stations, U.S.-focused: FM broadcasters streaming online (including iHeartRadio stations), SiriusXM channels, and internet radio networks. The station-by-station table lists each one that played the track in the period.
Can the people I send it to verify the numbers?
Yes — that's the point. The report is generated from the same data shown on SpinCounts' public artist, track and station pages, so a label, booker or journalist can look the song up themselves and see the same spins, stations and timestamps live.
Can I use an airplay report for royalty collection?
A SpinCounts report is an independent record of detected airplay — useful for understanding what aired and cross-referencing your PRO statements (ASCAP, BMI, SESAC). PROs pay from their own licensed data and sampling, so a report doesn't replace registering your works properly with them.
Do Airplay Campaign clients get reports?
Yes — every week a campaign runs, a Standard Airplay Report is generated and emailed automatically, covering that week's spins, stations and trends.
What if my song shows no spins yet?
Check the free public pages first — search your song or artist name. If our network hasn't detected airplay yet, a report would be empty; better first steps are claiming your free artist page and, if you want to push for rotation, an Airplay Campaign.
Your airplay reports are free
Check your spins on the public pages right now — then turn them into a report worth forwarding.
