Omny Studio
Triton's radio and network host. Clip the live show into a podcast. Price is a sales call.
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Omny Studio is Triton's host for radio groups and big publishers. Triton bought the Melbourne team in 2019. It is not a first-show host. You come here when a station, a network, or a company already makes a lot of audio and needs one place to cut it, publish it, and sell ads against it.
The radio trick is broadcast capture. The desk can grab live talk from the air, keep it in the cloud, and turn a segment into a podcast without starting from a blank upload. You also get normal hosting. Upload a file. Send the feed the apps read to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and the rest. The product page now puts video next to audio. Clips can go out through Headliner, which is built in. Members shows and Apple paid tiers are here if you sell extra access.
Ads run through Triton's own ad platform. You can drop in spots as people listen, including host-read campaigns. Teams get seats, roles, two-factor login, and company-wide sign-in. There is an audit trail. There are developer hooks. The product talks six languages. This is a newsroom tool, not a hobby dashboard.
Who actually buys this: radio companies and networks. Southern Cross Austereo, Mamamia, Fun Kids, and Red FM (dozens of stations) are on the product page. Sounds Profitable treated it as an enterprise desk years ago. You want this when live audio and a sales team are already the job.
Praise that repeats: it scales from a handful of shows to dozens, the capture workflow saves radio people hours, and Triton ads sit in the same family. Pain that repeats: there is no public price, you wait on a demo, and a person with one weekly interview will be lost in organizations, programs, playlists, and clips. Third-party directories sometimes print old starting dollars. Those are not on Triton's page. Ignore them.
If you run stations or a network, ask Triton for a demo. If you are starting a weekly show, close this tab. Use a host built for episode one.
Sources for this review
- Official product website · Checked 2026-08-26
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