Honest numbers.
Ready to hand over.
Downloads counted to the IAB v2.2 guidelines — bots removed, tiny probes discarded, one download per listener per day. No tracking prefixes on your audio. Just figures you can defend in a sponsor meeting.
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- Included on every plan
Trusted by independent shows and small networks
Most podcast stats are generous. Yours should be true.
Raw request counts make a show look bigger than it is. Tracking prefixes bolt a third party onto your audio. Neither survives a conversation with someone paying you money — so we don't do either.
Every figure here is filtered before you ever see it.
- Raw hits counted as downloads
- Bot and crawler traffic left in the total
- A tracking prefix wrapped around your file
- Numbers you can't explain to a sponsor
- One filtered figure, with its method attached
Three numbers first. Then everywhere they came from.
Downloads, peak daily listeners and feed polls sit above the chart. Underneath: the apps, countries and devices behind them, over the last 7, 30 or 90 days, the last 12 months, or all time.
Audience
Where and how listeners downloaded in this range
Range presets
Last 7 / 30 / 90 days, last 12 months, all time. How far back you can look depends on your plan — the data is always collected in full.
Which websites are actually driving plays.
Sources split your downloads into embed, listen page and direct. Then "Embedded on" names the domains — every external site running your player, ranked. It's first-party attribution, so it needs no pixel and no prefix.
- See which newsletter, blog or partner site earns its embed
- Referrers are kept to the domain, never the full URL
- Available per podcast and per episode
How an episode landed — and who did the talking.
Every episode gets a launch curve with cumulative milestones at day one, week one, month one and quarter, so a release from last week is comparable with one from last year. Talk time reads the transcript and gives you each speaker's share of the conversation.
Talk time
Share of the conversation, from this episode's transcript
Talk time is derived from the episode transcript — see AI transcription.
Filtered to the guidelines. Private by construction.
GET requests only. Community bot lists applied. At least sixty seconds of audio at the file's bitrate. One download per client, per episode, per UTC day. Raw request counts are kept alongside the filtered figure rather than hidden — so the gap is yours to inspect.
No tracking prefixes
Nothing is bolted onto your audio URLs.
No third-party trackers
Measurement is first-party, from our own edge.
Raw IPs never stored
Daily-rotating salted hashes make cross-day correlation impossible by design.
Domain-only referrers
Enough for attribution, not enough to follow anyone.
Rhythm, collaborators, and the numbers the platforms keep.
Content cadence
Episodes per month, median gap, schedule consistency, record-to-publish time and your episode type mix.
Collaboration insights
Frequent collaborators, guest-portal open rate, and the booking funnel from request to published episode.
Engagement imports
Apple and Spotify don't offer analytics APIs, so bring their CSVs in. Plays, starts, listeners, engaged plays, followers and average listened — every figure labelled by source.
Retention is an unlock, not a delete
Your data is always collected in full. Your plan decides how far back you can look — and upgrading retroactively unlocks your full history.
Free
90 days
Creator
1 year
Studio and up
Unlimited
Milestones that tell you themselves
Celebration notifications land automatically at 1,000, 10,000, 100,000 and 1,000,000 episode downloads. Download milestones and download spikes can trigger automations too.
A platform that gets out of your way.
"I went from a Sunday-night dread of show notes to a Tuesday-morning twenty minutes. That's a real day of my life back, every week."
"We replaced Calendly, Buzzsprout, three Notion templates, and a Zapier graveyard with one tab. Our producer cried, in the good way."
"Booking links are the polite version of stalking your guest's calendar. Mine has booked 41 episodes without a single email back-and-forth."
- Hosting included
- BYO host supported
- Spec-valid feed
- 14-day trial · no card
- Cancel anytime
Analytics on every plan. Depth by plan.
Plan names shown for the analytics entitlements — prices and full limits live on the pricing page.
Creator
For solo podcasters who treat their show like a product.
- Full dashboard and episode analytics
- 1 year of history to view
- Advanced insights
Studio
Small shop running 2–5 shows with a producer or two.
- Unlimited history to view
- Apple and Spotify engagement imports
- CSV export
Production House
For agencies running every show, every host, every guest in one workspace.
- Client report links — live, shareable, revocable
- Everything in Studio
- Client workspaces
Enterprise
For networks running 30+ shows that need SSO, SLAs, and a real contract.
- Client report links
- White-label branding
- SSO, SLA, audit log
Just kicking the tyres? The Free plan keeps 90 days of analytics.
Nothing is deleted while you're on it — upgrade later and your full history unlocks.
Plan names shown for the analytics entitlements only — See the full comparison
The things you'd ask before trusting a number.
How exactly is a download counted?
To the IAB Podcast Measurement v2.2 guidelines: GET requests only, community bot lists applied, at least sixty seconds of audio at the file's bitrate, and one download per client per episode per UTC day. Raw request counts are kept alongside the filtered figure, so you can always see the difference.
Do you add a tracking prefix to my audio?
No. Measurement happens first-party at our edge as the file is served. Nothing is bolted onto your URLs, there are no third-party trackers, raw IPs are never stored — daily-rotating salted hashes make cross-day correlation impossible by design — and referrers are kept to the domain only.
Can I see listen-through or completion rates?
Not from downloads, and we won't pretend otherwise — a download tells you an episode was fetched, not how much of it was heard. Real listening data comes from Apple Podcasts and Spotify, so on Studio and up you can import their CSVs into one merged Engagement view, with every figure labelled by source.
What happens to my history if I'm on a smaller plan?
Nothing. Data is always collected in full; your plan only gates how far back you can view it — 90 days on Free, one year on Creator, unlimited on Studio and up. Upgrade and your full history unlocks retroactively.
How do you know which websites embedded my player?
The embed is ours, so the play is measured first-party. "Embedded on" ranks the external domains driving those plays, alongside a Sources split of embed, listen page and direct. Domains only — never the full URL.
Where does talk time come from?
The episode's transcript. Once speakers are tagged, each one's share of the conversation is shown as a percentage and in minutes — a host-versus-guest balance you can actually act on.
Can I share these numbers without giving someone a login?
Yes — that's client reports: a live, read-only, white-label link anyone can open, revocable whenever you like. It's available on Production House and Enterprise.
Make the show. Trust the numbers.
Start on the free tier — no card required. Bring your existing feed and the analytics start counting on the first request.
IAB v2.2
The guidelines our download counting is aligned to
Zero prefixes
Nothing bolted onto your audio URLs
Every plan
Analytics included from Free upwards