Ask about artists, songs, charts, playlists, radio airplay, audience growth and market trends. For example: compare playlist and airplay momentum across territories, find accelerating new artists or schedule a recurring weekly roster brief.

Yes. Your assistant only sees what your plan gives you access to. It pulls data from Soundcharts on your behalf, never from the open web or the model's memory.

Soundcharts MCP Server: Music Data for Claude, ChatGPT & AI Agents

Q: Do I need API keys to connect?

Not for Claude or ChatGPT — install the official app and sign in, nothing to configure. Codex and Claude Code likewise sign in with your Soundcharts account during setup. Clients that can't open a sign-in window use an MCP credential (client ID and secret) to generate an access token, valid for one year.

Q: Do I need a separate developer plan?

No. The MCP server is included with Soundcharts PRO and with any API plan, and Pro users get 330 API queries a day. That is enough to start using the MCP server right away. Teams that need more can scale up with a Soundcharts API plan.

Compare playlist momentum and radio airplay for our new single across the US, UK and Germany over the last four weeks.

Called Soundcharts MCP · airplay + playlists

Radio airplay: last 4 weeks

W1W2W3W4

United StatesAirplay +34% · Playlists +12

United KingdomAirplay +18% · Playlists +7

GermanyAirplay +41% · Playlists +15

Germany is the breakout market. Airplay and playlist adds are climbing fastest there.

Which playlists are driving Germany?

Called Soundcharts MCP · top playlists · Germany

New Music Friday DEAdded · 1.2M reach

Pop NowAdded · 540K reach

Hot Hits GermanyMoved up · 410K reach

Viral Charts GermanyMoved up · 290K reach

Wir gehen abMoved up · 175K reach

Deutschpop BrandneuMoved up · 140K reach

FrühstücksradioMoved up · 95K reach

Two editorial adds are doing the heavy lifting. Worth pitching the follow-up single there.

Find emerging artists whose streaming, chart and playlist signals are accelerating fastest in Latin America this quarter.

Called Soundcharts MCP · emerging artists · Latin America

XaviStreams +180% · Playlists +24

KapoStreams +120% · Playlists +16

Milo jStreams +95% · Playlists +11

Ela TaubertStreams +70% · Playlists +9

Luck RaStreams +62% · Playlists +8

DannyLuxStreams +55% · Playlists +7

BlessdStreams +48% · Playlists +6

Tiago PZKStreams +41% · Playlists +5

Yng LvcasStreams +35% · Playlists +4

Xavi is accelerating fastest. Streams and playlist adds are compounding across MX, CO and AR.

A new way to interact with music data

Ask in plain language, automate the recurring work, and get every answer from real Soundcharts data.

Just ask, in plain English

Ask about any artist, song, chart, playlist or audience the way you'd ask a colleague. No query language to learn.

Real data, not guesses

Every answer comes from Soundcharts' own data: 16M+ artists, 84M+ songs, 24K charts, 7.3M playlists and 2,465 radio stations.

Automate recurring work

Set your assistant to repeat the analysis on a schedule, like a weekly roster brief or an ongoing watch on a release. Works in apps that support scheduled tasks.

In the tools you already use

Works inside Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and other MCP-ready apps, plus agent runtimes like Claude Code, Gemini CLI and OpenCode.

Label marketing

Prompt

Compare playlist momentum and radio airplay for our new single across the US, UK and Germany over the last four weeks.

Returns a territory-by-territory view of playlist and airplay movement.

A&R & discovery

Prompt

Find emerging artists whose streaming, chart and playlist signals are accelerating fastest in Latin America this quarter.

Returns a shortlist of rising artists with the signals behind each pick.

Artist managers

Prompt

Every Monday, build a performance brief for my roster: streaming growth, new playlist adds and radio airplay changes. Flag anyone breaking out.

Returns a recurring, ready-to-share roster brief, delivered on schedule.

Analysts

Prompt

Benchmark this campaign against three similar artists across streaming, playlists and audience growth.

Returns a side-by-side comparison with the gaps and standouts.

1 Connect the server

In Claude or ChatGPT, install the official Soundcharts connector or plugin and sign in — one click, no server URL. In any other MCP client, paste the server URL and sign in with your Soundcharts account; some clients use an access token instead. The setup guide covers every supported app.
2 Ask a question

Type a plain-language question about an artist, song, chart, playlist, audience or market. No filters or API formatting.
3 Soundcharts answers

Your assistant calls the right Soundcharts tools on your behalf and pulls the data behind the answer.
4 Act on it

Get a clear, structured answer built on real Soundcharts data. Share it, act on it, or schedule it to run again.

Claude ChatGPT Codex Claude Code Codex CLI OpenClaw Gemini CLI OpenCode

Any MCP client — most clients only need the server URL.

Included with Soundcharts PRO and with any API plan. Pro users get 330 API queries a day.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Soundcharts MCP server?

It is an official connection that lets AI assistants and agents work directly with Soundcharts. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard behind it: once connected, your assistant can pull real Soundcharts data to answer your questions.

Which assistants and tools does it work with?

Claude and ChatGPT have an official Soundcharts connector and plugin — install them in one click from their directories. Codex connects with a Soundcharts sign-in (interactive OAuth), and Claude Code does the same from the terminal. Agent runtimes like Codex CLI, OpenClaw, Gemini CLI and OpenCode connect with an access token. Any other MCP client that supports remote servers can connect using the server URL — the setup guide covers each method.

Do I need API keys to connect?

What can I ask?

Do I need a separate developer plan?

How is it different from the dashboard and the API?

The dashboard is best for monitoring known workflows and building reports. The API is best for building products and moving data at scale — syncing Soundcharts data into your own systems or pulling large volumes at runtime. The MCP server brings the same data into the AI assistant you already use, for plain-language questions and automated, recurring workflows like a scheduled weekly brief or an ongoing watch on a release. If you're building software on Soundcharts data, start with the API; if you're asking questions, connect the MCP server.

Is my data secure?