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Podcast hosting and distribution platform with video support
Transistor monetizes primarily through recurring subscription plans that start at $19 per month. They also offer add-ons such as transcription services. Some users monetize their podcasts by allowing companies to sponsor their content, especially when serving specific audiences.
“Our pricing plans are based on the number of monthly downloads you get. ... Transistor is a platform that supports private podcasting, and its plans start at $19/month.”
“Monthly supporter platforms have become the backbone of podcast monetization, especially for shows with devoted niche audiences.”
“We have about 7,500 paying accounts and serve about 49,000 users in total.”
“If you want to start your own podcast or you want to switch to Transistor, go to transistor.fm slash Justin and get 15% off your first year.”
“Our video features are still in early access, but anyone who signs up on Transistor's Professional or Business plans can request access.”
“Starter $19 mo Start free trial ... Professional $49 mo Start free trial ... Business $99 mo Start free trial ... Enterprise $199+ $1990+ / mo”
“Unlimited podcasts for one price (we don't charge you for creating additional shows on your account)”
“Subscription Add-ons Transcription (5 hrs per month) $ mo Transcription (20 hrs per month) $ mo”
“A Transistor podcast about software development charges $800/month with just 2,800 downloads per episode because it serves a specific technical audience.”