Overview
Transistor is a podcast host built around unlimited shows per account, team members and private podcasts, priced by monthly downloads.[4]
Starter costs US$19 a month for 20,000 monthly audio downloads and 50 private podcast subscribers; Professional costs US$49 for 100,000 downloads and adds video podcasts; Business costs US$99 for 250,000 downloads and allows Transistor branding to be removed. Yearly billing saves 17%, and a 14-day free trial is offered; enterprise plans are available.[4]
All plans include unlimited team members, live customer support, advanced analytics, API and MCP access and a built-in podcast and network website.[4] Transistor suits companies running several shows; it has no free plan, and video publishing requires the Professional tier.[4]
Transistor features
- Unlimited podcasts and team members
- Private podcasts
- API and MCP access
- Built-in podcast and network websites
- 14-day free trial
Transistor pricing
USD, billed monthly: Starter US$19 (20,000 downloads/month); Professional US$49 (100,000, video); Business US$99 (250,000). Yearly billing saves 17%. 14-day trial.
Transistor strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Unlimited shows on every plan
- Strong team and API features
- Live support
Limitations
- No free plan
- Video requires Professional
- Download caps can force upgrades
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Transistor alternatives and competitors
Alternatives to Transistor: companies ranked in the same lists.
- Buzzsprout
Captivate
Podbean
Libsyn- RSS.com
Acast- Spotify for Creators
- Simplecast
Castos
Blubrry
Fireside
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