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Pocketcasts


Pocketcasts: The powerful podcast player for serious listeners

Professional podcast hosting for businesses and creators
As of 30 August 2026, Transistor has a free plan and paid plans start at $19/month. Transistor is a professional podcast hosting platform designed for serious podcasters, businesses, and brands. Softwr lists it under Podcasting. Transistor is made by Transistor Inc, launched in 2018, available on Web.
Overview
Transistor is a professional podcast hosting platform designed for serious podcasters, businesses, and brands. It offers unlimited shows under one subscription, private podcasting for internal communications, detailed analytics, and team collaboration features. Built by podcasters for podcasters with focus on growth and analytics.
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Pricing
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Starter
$19 /mo
Professional
$49 /mo
Business
$99 /mo
Enterprise
$199 /mo
Capabilities
Unlimited podcasts
Private podcasting
Advanced analytics
Team collaboration
Custom branding
API access
Apple Podcasts
Integration with Apple Podcasts
Spotify
Integration with Spotify
Google Podcasts
Integration with Google Podcasts
Slack
Integration with Slack
Zapier
Integration with Zapier
Private podcast feeds
Private podcast feeds security feature
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Behind it
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Manage and distribute your podcast on Apple Podcasts
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