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The Leaderboards page compares your artist profile against other BeatPass producers across several categories. It is a comparison tool, not a guarantee of promotion or visibility.

What the page includes

Your rank

Header card showing your visible rank for the currently selected category when available.

Category selector

Switch between ranking categories without leaving the page.

Ranking view

Top placements, full list entries, and the in-app How it works guide.

Categories currently available

CategoryWhat it focuses on
OverallComposite performance across multiple producer signals
QualityMetadata completeness and track detail quality
UploadsPublished output volume
PlaysListening activity
PointsXP and achievement-related progress
EarningsEarnings and contribution-related signals
CollaborationCollaborative output and partner activity
The page uses category-specific score labels. Depending on the category, BeatPass may show plays, uploads, quality percentage, points, earnings-style values, or collaboration signals.

How to read the page

Your rank card

If BeatPass can place your artist in the current leaderboard response, the header shows your rank. If not, the page shows a dash instead of inventing a number.

Category switching

Use the category selector to change the ranking view. The page keeps the previous results visible while the next category loads so you do not lose context during the refresh.

Ranking layout

The results area is split into:
  • A top placement section for the highest-ranked producers
  • A larger ranking list for the rest of the returned entries
Each row can include producer identity, rank, category score, and supporting metadata.

What each category is trying to reward

Overall

Overall is a blended score. The current in-app guide ties it to points, plays, uploads, metadata quality, collaboration, and earnings rather than a single metric.
Rewards better track detail. The current guide emphasizes metadata such as BPM, key, scale, and tags.
Rewards the amount of published track output connected to your producer profile.
Rewards listening activity across your catalog.
Rewards XP and achievement progress.
Rewards revenue and contribution-oriented signals.
Rewards work created with collaborators and partner activity.

Good expectations to keep

  • Rankings change as source data updates
  • Strong placement in one category does not guarantee strong placement in another
  • Metadata quality matters even when it does not immediately increase plays
  • Not every producer is guaranteed to appear in every returned ranking list
If you want to improve your standing, start with the category description on this page, then open the dashboard page that can actually improve that signal.

Progress

Improve the points signals behind the Points leaderboard.

Tracks

Improve metadata quality, uploads, and collaboration signals.

Activity

Follow uploads and downloads over time.

Home

Return to the dashboard overview.
Last modified on February 28, 2026