Are there any other essential resources available that people on this forum use?

Hi there,

Newish member here (registered ages back but pop on to the forum as a guest mostly),

I'm trying to collage any useful links to chart data.

I'm familiar with Polyhex, and I used to use a service called everyhit.co.uk before it was abandoned.

I check the iTunes chart daily using snkhan.co.uk

I check the weekly chart using officialcharts.com/charts/

Are there any other essential resources available that people on this forum use?

There's this ukchartsplus.co.uk which a few of us subscribe to.

Thank you Mdh,

As for Kworb, I'm still unclear about the various columns and what the bold horizontal numbers mean at the top of the table?

Also, is there any site that gives the actual daily number of iTunes streams and purchases?

Thanks vidcapper,

Is this subscription similar to the Music Week subscription?

Also just wanted to repost this question from another thread;

The cost is similar.

There's a free example edition you can check out : ukchartsplus.co.uk/UKChartsPlus463c.pdf]http://www.ukchartsplus.co.uk/UKChartsPlus463c.pdf

The horizontal bold numbers are how long ago the update was, in hours! A figure of 1.2 for example would mean the update is from 1.2 hours ago The column of numbers furthest to the left is the most recent update.

Digital Sales Data is the closest we have to iTunes purchases but it's only an estimate, it has been proved inaccurate on here but can be handy to estimate with

Thank you both very much!

The cost is not actually similar - it's £145 for the full edition for 12 months (our most expensive option) while music week is £179. We carry a vast array of charts down to a Top 200 for Singles and are as accurate as possible. We also include many very good features (I would say this as I write them!)but definitely look at the sample issue.

Disclaimer - I work for ChartsPlus

The only part I don't like are the Performance Watches - they change very little from week to week, and I have to print the mag in 2 sections to cut them out.

We understand that they are not for everybody - but at least one subscriber only subscribes because we have them... so we have to try and cater to everybody.

I'm surprised that anyone would subscribe *just* for those.

Why do you only do them for stars that've kicked the bucket though? There are a number of living stars who are virtually ever-presents in the charts too...