Podbean vs Podigee

Podbean is a podcast hosting and publishing service with tools for distribution, audience statistics, monetization, and private or video podcasts. It supports RSS feeds and distribution to major directories. Its iPhone and Android apps cover recording, publishing, statistics, and listening, and episodes can be automatically shared to Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Tumblr, and WordPress. The Basic Free Plan provides 5 hours or 500MB of storage, 100GB of monthly bandwidth, up to three published episodes per day, a 100MB single-file limit, and up to 20 episodes in its RSS feed. Free hosting supports MP3 and M4A files, includes basic statistics, and does not require a credit card to sign up. Paid plans add options such as audio or video publishing, private podcasts, team access, and AI tools for audio optimization, content assistance, transcripts, and podcast creation. The listed Unlimited Audio plan costs $17 a month when billed yearly. Podbean also offers advanced, IAB-certified analytics and monetization features including an Ads Marketplace, dynamic ad insertion, and Apple Podcasts Subscriptions.

Podigee is a podcast hosting and publishing service for producing audio and video podcasts. It supports RSS feeds and distribution to major directories, with basic analytics, monetization tools and private podcasts. The service is available on the web, iOS and Android. Its LAUNCH plan is free forever and covers one podcast, 60 minutes of audio for the lifetime of the plan, two video episodes totaling 15 minutes for the lifetime of the plan, seven days of analytics and one seat. STARTER costs €19 a month, excluding tax where applicable, for one podcast, four video episodes and 30 video minutes per month, 90 days of analytics and one seat. SCALE costs €39 a month, excluding tax where applicable, and supports three podcasts, 12 video episodes and 180 video minutes per month, 365 days of analytics and three seats. CREATOR costs €59 a month, excluding tax where applicable, with five podcasts, 20 video episodes, 300 video minutes per month and five seats.