Best podcast distribution alternative RSS.com

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I have been using for quite a while RSS.com for my podcast distribution. But unfortunately my two last podcasts have been removed from their platform with any feedback from them. And they were on white hat topics. Are there any other alternatives that have similiar reach(number of platforms they share too) and are free or for $$ a month?

I would love to hear your tips.
 
top alternatives to RSS.com for podcast distribution include buzzsprout
(user-friendly), podbean (easy monetization), captivate (growth-focused)
and spotify for creators (best free, direct-to-spotify option)
 
top alternatives to RSS.com for podcast distribution include buzzsprout
(user-friendly), podbean (easy monetization), captivate (growth-focused)
and spotify for creators (best free, direct-to-spotify option)
Thank you, I will test them, but I am not sure they so easily share to as many platforms as rss.com. But truth to be told I have tested only spotify for creators from your list.
 
tbh if rss.com nuked u without feedback , it usually triggers a specific flag in their system , either ai-generated audio signatures or aggressive outbound linking in the show notes . we saw this happen with a few client shows last year that used elevenlabs voices . even if the topic is white hat , the audio fingerprint triggers their spam filters .
for distribution , spotify for podcasters ( ex-anchor ) is still the king of infrastructure . its free and since its owned by spotify , the api indexing is instant . it pushes to apple/google/amazon podcasts automatically via the rss feed .
if u want something less corporate-controlled , look at redcircle . we shifted a few networks there . their free tier is solid and they are way more lenient on grey content structures than the big guys . distribution is just an xml feed at the end of the day , as long as the host creates a valid rss , the reach is identical across all platforms .
 
tbh if rss.com nuked u without feedback , it usually triggers a specific flag in their system , either ai-generated audio signatures or aggressive outbound linking in the show notes . we saw this happen with a few client shows last year that used elevenlabs voices . even if the topic is white hat , the audio fingerprint triggers their spam filters .
for distribution , spotify for podcasters ( ex-anchor ) is still the king of infrastructure . its free and since its owned by spotify , the api indexing is instant . it pushes to apple/google/amazon podcasts automatically via the rss feed .
if u want something less corporate-controlled , look at redcircle . we shifted a few networks there . their free tier is solid and they are way more lenient on grey content structures than the big guys . distribution is just an xml feed at the end of the day , as long as the host creates a valid rss , the reach is identical across all platforms .
I had no idea spotify for podcasters pushes it to apple, google and amazon.
 
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