Podigee

Podigee is a Berlin host. You upload audio or video. They send the show to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, YouTube, and other apps. Files sit in Europe. That matters if legal wants European privacy rules, paperwork they can sign, and a vendor they can put through procurement. They say more than 11,000 customers. Their about page names Deutsche Telekom, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Süddeutsche Zeitung, Burda, and Seven.One Audio.

It is for a European or corporate buyer who needs hosting, seats, and privacy paperwork in one place. Brands, broadcasters, and internal-comms teams belong here. It is not a cheap US closet. The free plan is a sample, not a season. Sending the show to the apps automatically starts once you pay.

The appeal is a hosting and reporting workflow with euro-denominated plans. Confirm the billing currency, tax and plan limits at checkout. This review does not infer a US-dollar price from a currency toggle.

What bites: the free plan is tiny, each paid card prints a 30-day audience band, and video minutes are capped even when audio is unlimited. Private shows, extra seats, a paywall, and swapping ads into old episodes wait until SCALE. The cheap paid plan is still one public show and one person. Their terms say the audience number is a guide. Going over does not cut the show off, but they may ask you to move up. Annual billing renews for a year. Give 30 days notice.

Use the free plan to see the screens. Pay when you ship every week. Step up when you need private feeds, extra seats, or ads you can swap. Call sales if you are a company, a broadcaster, or a network.

If you wanted European hosting with privacy paperwork, it holds. If you wanted a cheap US closet with no paperwork, this is the wrong desk.