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WARM or Viberate: which one tracks your radio airplay?
Viberate is a music analytics platform for streaming, social and radio, with radio airplay data on 11 million+ artists in every plan. WARM does one thing: radio airplay, per song. Here is how the two compare on radio, using what each company publishes.
| Feature | WARM | Viberate |
|---|---|---|
| Radio stations covered | WARM: 21,000+ stations in 160+ countries | Viberate: Data sourced from more than 64,000 stations worldwide (Viberate's figure) |
| How plays are found | WARM: WARM recognises the song in the audio of the broadcast | Viberate: Not stated on the pages we read |
| What you track | WARM: Songs: each plan covers a number of songs | Viberate: Artists: ten on the Manager plan, any artist on Professional |
| What each spin shows | WARM: Station, country, city, start time and duration of every play | Viberate: Spins by station, country, city and time of day, and a spin trend |
| Streaming and social data | WARM: No. WARM is radio only | Viberate: Yes, alongside radio |
| Entry price | WARM: €15 a month for 2 songs, billed monthly or yearly | Viberate: €25 a month, billed yearly, for ten artists; an Artist plan for one artist is named without a price |
| Free trial | WARM: Yes: 5 songs for 30 days, no credit card | Viberate: Seven days on its paid plans, with a credit card; its radio page offers a free start with no card |
| History | WARM: 90 days on plans under 50 songs, 365 days from 50 songs, up to 2 years by agreement | Viberate: Limited on the Manager plan; full history on Professional, €66 a month billed yearly |
| Exports and API | WARM: PDF and CSV reports, and an API by agreement | Viberate: CSV and PDF exports; API as a custom service |
Viberate figures are as published on its own website, read on 3 November 2026: Viberate Radio Airplay Analytics, Viberate pricing. Products change; check their current pages before you decide.
Where Viberate is stronger
- Streaming and social data in the same place as radio.
- Radio data on any artist, and an artist chart ranked by radio metrics.
- A larger station figure than WARM states.
- Its data inside AI assistants, on one plan.
Where WARM is stronger
- It says how plays are found: by recognising the song in the broadcast audio. Viberate's pages do not say.
- Every play with its exact time and duration, not only spins by station and time of day.
- A plan for radio alone, priced by the number of songs you track.
- A search back for earlier plays when you add a song: up to 365 days, or 2 years by agreement.
The short answer
If you want one tool for streaming, social and radio, and data on artists other than your own, Viberate is built for that. If radio is the job and you need each play of your songs with its time and duration, WARM is built for that.
Free trial: 5 songs for 30 days. No credit card required.