Deezer does not hand you a stats dashboard the way some listeners expect. There is no built in page that lays out your top artists, minutes listened, and history in one place year round. What you get instead is a year end recap, a few in app signals, and some third party options. Here is the honest rundown.
Quick answer: Deezer's listener stats are thin. Your fullest view is My Deezer Year, the annual recap. The rest of the year you have your play history and favorites in the app, plus Flow as a loose reflection of your taste. For always on numbers, scrobble to Last.fm.
What Deezer shows you natively
Everything below lives inside the Deezer app you already use. None of it is a real dashboard, but together it covers most of what people are looking for.
- My Deezer Year. The year end recap with your top tracks, artists, and genres. Great once a year, quiet the rest of the time. More on that in does Deezer have a Wrapped.
- Flow. Deezer's personalized mix leans on what you play, so it is a loose mirror of your taste rather than a stats page.
- Play history. You can look back at what you have played recently, which is the closest thing to a running log.
- Favorites. Your saved tracks, albums, and artists are a decent proxy for what you actually keep coming back to.
Your play history and favorites both live in the library area of the app. Deezer moves menu items around between app versions, so look for your library or collection first and the history and favorites lists will be nearby.
Artists get more numbers than listeners
If you are an artist, Deezer for Creators gives you real data: streams, fans, and top tracks and countries. That is separate from listener stats, and it is a lot more detailed than anything a regular account sees. Deezer for Creators was previously called Deezer Backstage, so older guides may still use that name.
If you release music, see claim your Deezer artist profile to get access.
Third party ways to track your Deezer listening
Since native listener stats are thin, a scrobbler is the usual fix. Last.fm keeps a permanent, running history of everything you play and turns it into charts you can view any time. Deezer does not connect to Last.fm on its own, so you set it up with a helper tool. We walk through it in how to connect Deezer to Last.fm.
Once you are scrobbling, you get the always on stats Deezer does not provide, and you can compare your listening across every app you use. The one catch is that a scrobbler only counts from the day you set it up, so the sooner you start, the more history you build.
If you also use Spotify
Plenty of people run more than one service. If Spotify is in your rotation, you do not have to wait for a year end recap there either. Music Profile Viewer shows your Spotify top artists, top tracks, and listening history across three time ranges, free and read only. It will not read your Deezer account, but it is the fastest way to see your Spotify side any time.
Want numbers today instead of in December? Music Profile Viewer is free and uses Spotify's official read-only login to show your top artists, top tracks, and recent plays across three time ranges. It is a Spotify tool, so it will not read your Deezer account, and nothing is stored.
For the full cross app picture, see how the others handle stats: