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Free podcast hosting with sponsorship opportunities
As of 30 August 2026, RedCircle is free to use. RedCircle is a free podcast hosting platform that connects podcasters with sponsors and monetization opportunities. Softwr lists it under Podcasting. RedCircle is made by RedCircle Inc, launched in 2015, available on Web, iOS, Android.
Overview
RedCircle is a free podcast hosting platform that connects podcasters with sponsors and monetization opportunities. It offers unlimited hosting, distribution to all platforms, and built-in sponsorship matching. Perfect for independent podcasters wanting free hosting with earning potential.
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Pricing
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Free
Free
Capabilities
Unlimited hosting
Distribution
Sponsorship marketplace
Analytics
Podcast website
Monetization
All podcast platforms
Integration with All podcast platforms
Social media
Integration with Social media
Advertising networks
Integration with Advertising networks
Content protection
Content protection security feature
Privacy controls
Privacy controls security feature
Web support
Available on web
Behind it
Keep looking
The podcast host built for professional broadcasters
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