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LetsCast.fm vs RSS.com

LetsCast.fm

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RSS.com

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FigureLetsCast.fmRSS.com
Price from€9/mo$19.99/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
Plans published35
Spec score · Podcast hosting platforms7.1 (#60)9.0 (#8)
Analytics leveladvancedadvanced
Directory distributionmajor directoriesRSS.com distributes podcasts to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, and major apps.
Free planNoYes
Monetization toolsYesYes
Private podcastsYesYes
RSS feedYesYes
Video podcast supportYesYes

Plans

LetsCast.fm

  • Starter€9 a month
  • Hobby€19 a month
  • Professional€49 a month

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RSS.com

  • FreeFree
  • Plus$19.99 a month
  • Pro$34.99 a month
  • Max$49.99 a month
  • Custom and enterprisePriced on request

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RSS.com

RSS.com is a web-based podcast hosting service with RSS feed support, distribution to major directories, advanced analytics, and monetization tools. It also supports private podcasts and video podcasting. The free plan costs nothing and provides unlimited episodes and storage for one podcast, along with 30 days of analytics history and one voicemail. A card is required for verification, but the plan never charges and has no trial or expiration date. Paid pricing is listed from $15/mo with annual billing; monthly plans are Plus at $19.99 a month, Pro at $34.99 a month, and Max at $49.99 a month. Plans include a podcast website and embeddable player. Plus allows up to three team members; Pro allows unlimited team members and up to 10 podcasts. Max supports unlimited podcasts, audio, and video podcasts, plus automatic YouTube publishing. Monetization options include ads, subscriptions, listener support, affiliate opportunities, and Value for Value. Analytics use IAB Tech Lab-certified measurement. Existing shows can be imported to Free without an episode limit or import fee, and standard 301 feed redirects support moving to another host.

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