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RSS.com vs Transistor: which costs less?

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For a new show (1,000 downloads), RSS.com is cheaper (RSS.com Free $0 vs Transistor Starter $19 a month). Across the 7 needs below, RSS.com is cheaper in 6 and Transistor in 1.

Need (monthly billing)RSS.comTransistorCheaper
A new show (1,000 downloads)Free $0Starter $19RSS.com by $19
10,000 downloads a monthFree $0Starter $19RSS.com by $19
50,000 downloads a monthFree $0Professional $49RSS.com by $49
150,000 downloads a monthFree $0Business $99RSS.com by $99
3 podcasts, 10,000 downloadsPro $34.99Starter $19Transistor by $15.99
A video podcast, 5,000 downloadsMax $49.99—RSS.com (only one fits)
A daily show (12 upload hours a month)Free $0Starter $19RSS.com by $19

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RSS.com plans

PlanMonthlyAnnual, per monthPodcastsDownloads / monthUpload hours / monthVideo
Free$0/mo$0/mo1Unlimited——
Plus$19.99/mo$15/mo1Unlimited——
Pro$34.99/mo$26/mo10Unlimited——
Max$49.99/mo$37/moUnlimitedUnlimited—Yes

Transistor plans

PlanMonthlyAnnual, per monthPodcastsDownloads / monthUpload hours / monthVideo
Starter$19/mo$15.83/moUnlimited20,000——
Professional$49/mo$40.83/moUnlimited100,000——
Business$99/mo$82.50/moUnlimited250,000——

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Questions

Is RSS.com cheaper than Transistor?

For a new show (1,000 downloads), RSS.com is cheaper (RSS.com Free $0 vs Transistor Starter $19 a month). Across the 7 needs below, RSS.com is cheaper in 6 and Transistor in 1.

What do RSS.com and Transistor cost per month?

RSS.com: Free $0; Plus $19.99; Pro $34.99; Max $49.99. Transistor: Starter $19; Professional $49; Business $99 (monthly billing).

Do RSS.com or Transistor have a free trial?

RSS.com: free plan; 30-day money-back guarantee on paid plans. Transistor: 14-day free trial.

Methodology & sources
  • Monthly cost = plan price (monthly, or the annual price ÷ 12) + any paid extra podcasts. USD, before tax.
  • A plan fits when its listed caps hold your podcasts, downloads and upload hours, and it lists video hosting if you need video. A dash means the pricing page lists no cap.
  • Fireside caps bandwidth, not downloads: a Fireside plan counts only up to the downloads its bandwidth covers at Fireside's maximum file size.
  • Ties are broken by name. Affiliate status is never used.

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