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Based on 187 reviews
Acast4.4Honesty, pricing, process and quality scores appear once 5 customers have rated them.
Acast is the world's leading independent podcast platform, empowering creators to build sustainable podcasting businesses through innovative monetization tools. Our all-in-one solution handles everything from hosting and distribution to audience analytics and revenue generation, with no content mandates or IP restrictions. Having paid out over $440 million to creators since our founding, we're trusted by more than 140,000 podcasters globally, from independent voices to major media networks. Acast combines cutting-edge technology with premium advertising partnerships, helping podcasters of all sizes transform their passion into profit while maintaining complete creative control.
Acast (acast.com) has 187 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 4.4 out of 5.
187 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Saundra
Using Acast is very simple and it seems they're keen to set podcasters up for success. I especially appreciated the "Aclass" information provided on the website while I was still researching and before I ever signed up with them.
Alyssa B.
Acast made it really easy to post my podcast, and their free hosting service is good for 10 episodes, which was perfect. It was really easy to set up the RSS feed and setup the podcast on different streaming platforms.
Martin B.
Acast makes the process very easy and straightforward, no complexity and technical skills needed to publish.
Se H.
I find Acast easy to use and the support is good on the odd occasion that I can't work out the issue. The software does what I want it to do, in a simple to understand way.
Plamen B.
I was surprised by how easy it is to create and distribute podcasts with Acast. Basically, it's effortless and doesn't require any technical skills.
Titouan L.
The website is really good and you can do a lot of stuff. I use Acast as a start to my podcast and I'm very happy with it. The only downside is that it takes sometimes a lot of time to refresh. The support is very reactive.
They're Not S.
Everything about the site works well and is easy to understand. Also, any questions you have are answered quickly and professionally. I was only on Acast for a short time before I was offered the opportunity to make money from having ads on my podcast. I recommend Acast for anyone starting out or who wants to take their podcast to the next level.
Stephen C.
Acast has exclusive monetization for your audio podcast which I am not a fan of. For this reason you can't upload directly to YouTube so it's one less app I can get listens on. That being said, support staff are great and the service is working well, but the other factors mentioned above may cause me to switch service, but I will see how it goes in the coming months and may change my rating at that time.
