Riverside.fm alternatives

Spotify just works. It has all the music (minus long DJ sets – gotta go to YouTube or SoundCloud for that) and is fine-tuned to understand my music tastes. I never miss my Discovery Weekly (on Mondays) and Release Radar (on Fridays).

I've used this service for years. Rock solid. When I met the founders right after they launched I said, "Make it SUPER easy, and make sure it works. I don't want to be clicking a button and thinking, I hope this works." As they added more features, they've still kept it simple.

Undoubtedly, this software is one of the most remarkable creations of recent years. As a heavy user, I can attest that it profoundly enhances my podcasting procedures, truly making a difference. 100% recommend!

Easily the best podcast software/app I've come across. The platform is optimised to streamline the entire process from recording through editing and publishing your podcast. Keep the new features coming!

Call Cast is a great platform for beginner podcasters looking to get started with their podcast. Call Cast makes it easy to start, record and publish your podcast in no time. The founder, Adam, is also a passionate podcaster who cares about this product, and goes above and beyond to offer help and support. You're in good hands with Call Cast. A+

Reel is very easy to use. It took me a few minutes to figure out how to create my first audiogram. The templates look very good and it's pretty intuitive to tweak and adapt. I transcribes my voice quite faithfully and it's not too much hassle to change and add the subtitles. I got a free pro Headliner for a year but I prefer to use Reel. Basically it just works !