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Transistor has 1 pricing plan

  • Yes, has free trial
  • No free version
Credit Card Required: No
Discount: Information not available

Basic

$19
Payment Frequency: Per Month
Basic plan includes:
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What do others say about Transistor pricing?

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Value For Money
4.8(14)

Pros

  • I offer the podcast feed as a bonus feature of signing up for a paid subscription, and Transistor has made the process of doing this extremely simple.

  • Really impressed with the quality of Transistor's staff. The overall set up and pricing helps running multiple shows much easier and cheaper.

Cons

  • That I didn't find them sooner. So much wasted time on our prior solution and so much lost marketing value for missing key technical issues.

  • The number is quite a bit lower for a long-running pod than the previous host had estimated. However, it's very possible that the previous host was incorrect.

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Aram Z. avatar
Aram Z.
Owner
Information Technology and Services, 1-10 employees
Used the software for: Less than 6 months
Overall Rating
5.0
Ease of Use
5.0
Customer Service
5.0
Features
5.0
Value for Money
5.0
Likelihood to Recommend
10/10
Reviewer Source
Source: Capterra
July 19, 2023

"The Transistor experience"

Overall: Overall I am a firm believer that support is the canary in the coal mine for products. It demonstrates to me that the internal team loves the product, and this means that loving hands are making the food. Our entire team is loving the experience and we hope more people jump on board.

Pros: Hands down, some of the best customer support I've ever experienced. I mean above and beyond to ensure things were working correctly and troubleshooting our internal issues that were honestly out of scope for their team, but they dealt with it anyway.

Cons: That I didn't find them sooner. So much wasted time on our prior solution and so much lost marketing value for missing key technical issues.

Reasons for Choosing Transistor: Support and simplicity. Their product is on target, and their team is extremely knowledgeable in this domain. We needed experts to make sure we never need to think about these issues again and that's exactly what we got with Transistor.
Reasons for Switching to Transistor: I don't want to disparage anyone, but the previous tool was clunky, slow, and created many feed errors.
Patrick K.
Owner
Sports, Self-employed
Used the software for: Less than 6 months
Overall Rating
5.0
Ease of Use
5.0
Customer Service
5.0
Features
5.0
Value for Money
4.0
Likelihood to Recommend
10/10
Reviewer Source
Source: Capterra
May 5, 2023

"Premium Podcast Feed + Multiple Podcasts on One Account"

Overall: Overall Transistor is very easy to use and does what you want it to do. It's by far the best podcast host I've used.

Pros: The ability to host a premium podcast in addition to my traditional podcast feed has been huge for the initial growth of my subscriber-based business.I have been able to integrate the podcast feed with Zaper and Stripe, allowing a new payment in Stripe to auto-send an email with instructions on setting up the private podcast feed. I offer the podcast feed as a bonus feature of signing up for a paid subscription, and Transistor has made the process of doing this extremely simple. I literally haven't had to troubleshoot it once since setting it up. I also have multiple free podcast feeds that I manage under just one account. It's always been very strange to me that other providers don't allow this.

Cons: Not 100% sure how accurate the subscriber count is. The number is quite a bit lower for a long-running pod than the previous host had estimated. However, it's very possible that the previous host was incorrect.

Reasons for Choosing Transistor: The ability to host a premium/private podcast with payment integration is a major advantage that Transistor has over the field. You'll pay higher hosting fees to do this, but you don't owe anyone a cut of your revenue.
Switched From: Podbean
Reasons for Switching to Transistor: The site was constantly logging me out and was a pain to use. They also only allow one podcast per account, which is bizarre.