FeedPress
Podcast hosting platforms
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What is FeedPress
FeedPress is a feed management and analytics service used to host and distribute podcast RSS feeds and track subscriber and download activity. It is typically used by podcasters and publishers who want to redirect and manage feeds, measure consumption, and integrate with common podcast directories. The product focuses more on RSS feed control and metrics than on end-to-end podcast production workflows.
RSS feed control and redirects
FeedPress supports managing podcast RSS feeds, including feed redirection, which helps creators maintain a stable feed URL when changing hosting or distribution setups. This can reduce disruption for subscribers and directory listings. It is particularly relevant for teams that already have audio hosting elsewhere but want centralized feed governance.
Podcast-focused analytics
FeedPress provides analytics oriented around feed and episode consumption, such as download and subscriber-related metrics. This can help publishers monitor performance without relying solely on directory-side reporting. The analytics emphasis aligns with use cases where measurement and reporting are the primary needs.
Integrations with publishing workflows
FeedPress is commonly used alongside existing content management and publishing tools rather than replacing them. This makes it suitable for publishers who already have established websites and audio storage but need feed distribution and tracking. The product’s positioning can fit lightweight operational setups that do not require a full podcast hosting suite.
Not a full hosting suite
Compared with platforms that bundle audio hosting, episode publishing, website pages, and monetization, FeedPress is more narrowly centered on feed management and analytics. Organizations seeking an all-in-one podcast hosting platform may need additional tools for storage, publishing, and distribution management. This can increase overall vendor and workflow complexity.
Feature depth varies by use case
Teams that need advanced podcast operations—such as multi-user production workflows, dynamic ad insertion, or extensive promotional tooling—may find FeedPress less comprehensive. The product is better aligned to feed-level control than to production and growth toolsets. As needs expand, users may outgrow the available capabilities.
Unclear current product momentum
Publicly visible signals about ongoing product updates, roadmap, and support responsiveness can be harder to validate than for larger, actively marketed hosting platforms. Buyers with strict vendor due diligence requirements may need to confirm current ownership, support SLAs, and update cadence directly. This can add procurement effort and risk assessment work.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Single (all features) | €9.60 per month (displayed on site) | Unlimited RSS feeds; Unlimited podcast feeds; Custom hostnames; Analytics retention; "Unlimited storage & bandwidth" (site lists this); RSS-to-Email newsletters; 30-day free trial; Cancel anytime. Source: FeedPress pricing page. |
Usage-based / add-ons: Newsletter (RSS-to-Email) – Pay-as-you-go: Free for 1,000 subscribers or fewer; flat-rate email bundles starting at €15 for 100,000 sends (€0.15 per 1,000 emails) and up to €150 for 1,000,000 sends. Billed monthly based on actual sends; only sends above the 1,000 free quota are billed..
Podcast hosting / file storage (official support doc) – Support page lists podcast file/storage options: 400 MB of unmetered new monthly storage for $8/month ($96/year) (monthly storage quota resets each month). Additional flat-rate storage options: 1GB $20, 2GB $40, 3GB $60, 4GB $80, 5GB $100. Note: FeedPress main pricing page also states “Unlimited storage & bandwidth”; the storage/support pages show paid storage tiers (currency differs across pages). Official sources conflict on storage details; see citations.
