For software and technology companies

Podcast hosting for software and technology teams, with no caps on downloads

Your engineers, product managers, and marketers all touch the show, and nobody should be charged extra for that. Our podcast hosting has unlimited downloads and unlimited teammates on every plan.

Upload once and your episode reaches the major apps. If a feed breaks, you can reach a real person on live chat.

Tell us where your feed lives now, and we’ll sketch the move.
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Who it’s for

What do software and tech shows need from a host?

These are starting ideas from our producers, not client shows. Your audience will shape the real show, and that’s your call.

Leadership

Founders and engineering heads

A founder talks with customers and peers, and the team wants every download counted. Nobody’s happy with a surprise bill after a good month.

Developer relations

Shows for builders

Interviews with open source maintainers or customers who ship on your platform. A simple embed player puts each episode right inside your docs.

Product and marketing

Release stories

A short episode on what shipped, and why, can reach people who skip the changelog. Marketing, product, and engineering can all log in together, and there’s no seat fee.

What’s included

What lands in your account on day one?

You won’t pay by the episode, by the download, or by the user. That holds on every plan.

Feature How a tech team uses it
One-click publishing Your RSS feed is a file that lists your episodes. Apps check it, so when you publish once, each one picks up the new episode.
Analytics Track downloads by day and overall, see your top episodes, and learn which apps your audience uses, all in one place.
Embed player Drop a tidy player into a docs page or a launch post. Stats reveal how much of each episode people play.
Podcast microsite We generate a small site for the show. It carries your colors, lists the whole archive, and updates with each release.
Unlimited team members The host, the producer, and the marketer all sign in to one account, at no extra cost.
Dynamic ad insertion Change a sponsor message or promo across your back catalog, and leave every audio file untouched.
Where tech people work

How many people in the information industry work from home?

A U.S. government survey gives a useful backdrop for a show aimed at distributed teams.

69.0%of information industry wage and salary workers worked at home at least some of the time, averaged over 2024 and 2025
33.6%of all U.S. wage and salary workers, for comparison

The information industry includes software publishing, but not every tech company sits inside it. The figures are national, so your own team may look different.

The pattern still helps. When listeners spend the day in home offices, a show fits around a walk or a workout, and the feed does the delivering.

Source: BLS release “Job Flexibilities and Work Schedules, 2024-2025,” Table 1, published September 24, 2026.
Support

Who do you talk to when something breaks?

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On paper, hosts blur together. The gap shows on the day an episode goes missing from an app and the only help on offer is an article.

We’re a podcast production company that has made business shows since 2014. The same producers who make those shows answer your hosting questions.

  • Live chat comes with every plan.
  • Professional adds Slack and phone support, plus a private channel with our team.
  • Our branding comes off the embed player on Professional, so it looks like yours.
Is it a fit?

Is our hosting right for your team?

Honest answers are easier before you’ve moved a feed.

It’s a good match when

  • A business or an organization makes the show.
  • Your listening numbers are climbing, and you don’t want a ceiling.
  • Several people touch every episode.
  • You’d like a person to reply when you write in.
  • You might want editing or production help someday.

It’s probably not when

  • A free plan is what you’re after.
  • AI show notes and transcripts built into the host top your list.
  • You plan to store full video files in your podcast host.
  • You’re happy where you are, and nothing’s broken.
Getting started

How does a show go live?

1

Choose a plan

Most shows do well on Basic. Professional gets a quote built around your team.

2

Set up the show

Add artwork and a title, write the description, and upload episode one.

3

Publish in one click

Your episode appears in each app that lists your feed.

4

Watch the numbers

Check which episodes resonate, then shape the next one.

Unsure about directory submissions? We can handle the launch setup.
Moving over

Can you switch hosts without losing listeners?

Yes. Bring your episodes over, then add a redirect to the old feed. The big apps follow redirects, so your subscribers come along.

Bring your current feed link to a call, and we’ll map out the steps with your team.

Beyond hosting

Do you need help beyond the feed?

Hosting by itself fits teams that record and edit in-house. You’ll supply the episodes, and we’ll carry them to listeners.

Would you like help planning, recording, and editing, too? We’ve got a team for that. Our podcast production services include hosting.

Is a show only for employees, partners, or contractors? Private podcast hosting gives each listener a unique feed. Audio can always be recorded by a listener, so you’ll want those episodes handled like internal memos.

Making a show for customers? Here’s how we approach B2B SaaS podcast production.

Tech hosting FAQ

What tech teams ask before they switch hosts

Will a viral month cost us more?

No. We don’t cap downloads or episodes on either plan, so a surge never bumps you into a pricier tier.

Can our whole team share one account?

Yes. Add the host, producer, engineers, and marketers. We don’t bill by seat, and there’s no limit.

Will our episodes show up on YouTube?

Yes, once you submit your feed there. YouTube publishes audio episodes with a still image, so an audio-only show reaches a second audience.

Can we embed episodes in our docs or blog?

Yes. Paste the embed player into any web page. Its stats show how far listeners get, and Professional drops our branding from it.

Will you review our episodes before they go out?

No. A host stores and delivers the files you hand it. Your own legal, security, or communications reviewers clear content before it goes out, and that’s how it should be.

What does hosting cost?

It depends on the plan. Basic costs a flat monthly fee, and Professional’s quote comes once we’ve talked. Neither bills by download or by user. For a full show budget, try the podcast cost calculator.

Let’s give your show a feed that scales with it

Tell us about the show and share your current feed link. We’ll walk your engineers and marketers through each step of the move.

A half hour, no slides. We’ll just talk.

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