Transistor Podcast Hosting Reviews
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Transistor is a modern podcasting platform and is highly rated for customer service, affordable pricing, being easy to use, multiple podcasts, and detailed analytics.
It's a good solution for business podcasts, church podcasts, education podcasts and is used by many indie podcast creators.
★★★★★
I always recommend Transistor for podcast hosting
“After testing out 20+ podcast hosting platforms and working with numerous clients setting up their hosting, Transistor.FM is the one I always recommend because of its unique features, accessibility and user interface.
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Cameron Stack
Stacked Audio
★★★★★
Switched from Libsyn to Transistor
“After using Transistor for just a few minutes, I decided to leave Libsyn. I can say without a doubt, Transistor is the easiest to use podcast host on the market. On Libsyn you have to go through pages of confusing options to publish a single episode; Transistor is truly a breath of fresh air.
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Andy Baldacci
Pod Avenue
★★★★★
Incredibly easy to use
“Transistor is incredibly easy to use, is very reliable, and has the best customer service! After starting my free trial, I immediately fell in love with how easy to use their interface was. I also like that they integrate with Zapier.
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Dan Schoonmaker
CasterKit
★★★★★
Host multiple podcasts from one account
“Transistor lets you have multiple RSS feeds, whether public or private, for one price. For the majority of independent podcasters, this could be your podcasts' forever home.
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Lindsay Harris Friel
The Podcast Host
29 reviews on
G2 Reviews
★★★★★
After testing transistor for a few minutes, I'm just sold to the platform... Distribution, uploading, and analytics are just wow!!
Karuthapandian M.
20 reviews on
Trustpilot
★★★★★
Transistor is a fantastic podcasting platform — it just works out of the box and includes lots of other useful things, like a professional-looking podcast website.
Michele Hansen
Geocodio
51 reviews on
Product Hunt
★★★★★
Transistor is the bee's knees: it's indie owned and operated, they let you host multiple podcasts/private podcasts for one price, and they have a nice simple design.
Rob Hardy
Ungated Creative