Podlock vs Transistor

Podlock is a web service for delivering private podcasts to a specified audience. Creators can add, manage and track subscribers. Subscribers can listen in a browser, on a branded listening page or through podcast apps, including Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts. Podlock’s accessible product page does not publish a price or plans. Its terms describe subscriptions billed in advance on monthly or annual cycles, with automatic renewal unless cancelled. Renewal can be stopped through account management or by contacting support. The terms say a free trial may be offered at Podlock’s discretion, without stating its length. Data is stored on Podlock’s servers, which use HTTPS and SSL. The privacy policy says personal data is not sold, traded, rented or otherwise shared without explicit consent, subject to order-processing and legal exceptions. Contact-form submissions are deleted within 30 days.

Transistor has no write-up on Specifiction yet; its figures are above.