# Moxi Radar: free DJ analytics > Radar is free analytics for DJs. It reads Spotify, SoundCloud, Beatport, Traxsource, Shazam and more every day, scores where you stand with the Moxi Index, ranks you against every DJ on Moxi and tells you the next move worth making. Page: https://moxi.fan/radar · Updated 2026-10-28 · Price: free for every DJ with a Moxi page, no card needed. ## What Radar does - **Your place on the board.** Every DJ on Moxi with their numbers on Radar, ranked by standing, in your sound and across all of Moxi. It shows places moved in the last week, who you passed, and the points to the next name. - **One score: the Moxi Index.** 0 to 100 for where you stand, leaning on recent momentum so a DJ rising fast can pass one who is coasting. Built only from public platform numbers, so any artist is scored on the same footing. - **Your moves.** Radar spots patterns in your numbers and gives each a button that does it from your Moxi page. - **Your audience.** Listeners on a 3D globe, by country and city: where you are peaking and cooling. - **Head to head.** Standing, form and each part of the Index side by side with any artist. - **Every day.** Numbers refresh daily with history; each visit says what changed since the last. ## Platforms read Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, Beatport, Traxsource, Shazam, 1001 Tracklists, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram. Radar starts from the music link on a Moxi page (Spotify, Apple Music or SoundCloud) and finds the artist on the others. A DJ on SoundCloud only is read from SoundCloud directly. No logins or artist dashboards are needed. ## The Moxi Index Four parts: - **Streaming**: Who is listening right now: monthly listeners, Spotify popularity, live playlists. - **Dancefloor**: Beatport and Traxsource charts, Shazams and scene reposts. Earned in the clubs. - **Community**: How hard your fans react: likes, comments, shares. - **Following**: Your followers across every platform you use. Five levels: - **Newcomer** (0 and up): Just getting on the radar. - **Emerging** (30 and up): Gaining real traction in the scene. - **Established** (50 and up): A known name with a steady pull. - **Headliner** (70 and up): Topping bills and charts. - **Icon** (88 and up): Among the very biggest in the scene. Form is a second reading of the last 28 days, the last week counting double: On fire, In form, Ticking over, Quiet. ## Example moves - Berlin is heating up. Your listeners there are up 38% in four weeks. Button: "Add a date". - A creator with 457K followers used your track. Posted 3 days ago. Get in while it is moving. Button: "See the post". - No DJ has logged one of your tracks yet. A free download is how most first plays happen. Button: "Make a download for DJs". - Amsterdam has gone quiet. They streamed you all spring. Send them the new one. Button: "Email your fans". ## How to get it 1. **Claim your page.** Your Moxi page is free and live in minutes. 2. **Add your music link.** Spotify, Apple Music or SoundCloud. Radar finds you on the rest. 3. **Open Radar.** Your score, your place on the board and your first moves, refreshed every day. Start at https://moxi.fan/claim ## Questions ### What is Radar? Radar is Moxi's free analytics for DJs. It reads your numbers from Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, Beatport, Traxsource, Shazam, 1001 Tracklists, YouTube, TikTok and Instagram every day, gives you one score for where you stand (the Moxi Index), ranks you against every DJ on Moxi, and tells you the next move worth making. ### Is Radar free? Yes. Radar is free for every DJ with a Moxi page, and the page is free too. No card is needed. ### What is the Moxi Index? The Moxi Index is a score from 0 to 100 for where you stand as an artist. It is built from four parts: Streaming, Dancefloor, Community and Following, and it leans on recent momentum, so a DJ who is rising fast can pass one who is coasting. The levels are Newcomer (0), Emerging (30), Established (50), Headliner (70) and Icon (88). It uses only public platform numbers, so any artist can be scored on the same footing. ### What is the board? The board ranks every DJ on Moxi who has their numbers on Radar by standing, in your sound and across all of Moxi. It shows how many places you moved in the last week, who you passed, and how many points you are from the next name. ### How often does Radar update? Every day. Radar refreshes each DJ's numbers daily and keeps the history, so you can watch your standing move week by week and see what changed since you last looked. ### Which platforms does Radar read? Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, Beatport, Traxsource, Shazam, 1001 Tracklists, YouTube, TikTok and Instagram, read together in one place. Radar starts from the music link on your Moxi page and finds you on the others. ### Does Radar work if I am only on SoundCloud? Yes. If you are not on Spotify yet, Radar reads your SoundCloud directly every day, scores it and puts you on the board. ### Does Radar tell me what to do next? Yes. Radar reads patterns in your numbers, like a city heating up, a track DJs keep playing or a big creator using your sound, and gives each one a button that does it from your Moxi page: add a date, email your fans, give a track away for an email, or start a quest. ### Can I see where my listeners are? Yes. Radar puts your audience on a 3D globe, country by country and city by city, and shows where you are peaking and where you are cooling off. ### Can I compare myself with another DJ? Yes. Pick any artist and go head to head: standing, form and each of the four parts side by side, with where you lead and where they do. ### Do I need to connect Spotify for Artists or give Radar my passwords? No. Radar does not ask for any logins or artist dashboards. It reads public platform numbers. ### How is Radar different from Spotify for Artists and other music analytics? Each platform's own dashboard shows you one platform. Radar reads them together, ranks you against other DJs and turns the numbers into moves you can make in one tap. It is built for dance music, so Beatport and Traxsource charts, Shazams and SoundCloud reposts count, and you can see which DJs play your tracks.