Transistor

Transistor is podcast hosting for creators, companies, and networks that expect their show to become an ongoing channel. It supports multiple shows on one account, so a company can run a public brand podcast and a private internal feed, a creator can separate formats, or a small network can manage several hosts without opening a new account for every show.

The platform covers the publishing pieces podcasters need after the first recording is finished: distribution to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Overcast, Pocket Casts, and other apps; podcast websites; collaborators; private podcasts; AI transcription; dynamic ads; embedded players; and analytics for downloads, apps, subscribers, and trends.

Transistor's interface is intentionally simple, but the use cases can grow. A show can start as a straightforward public feed, add a network website, invite editors or producers, expand into private podcasts, or use dynamic ads when monetization becomes relevant. The company also emphasizes human support, which matters when feed issues, directory submissions, or analytics questions interrupt publishing. Its affiliate angle fits audiences that understand why reliable hosting, unlimited shows, private feeds, team collaboration, and support matter once podcasting stops being a side project.

Transistor affiliates apply through the program page and receive a unique referral link for blogs, podcasts, newsletters, social channels, or email lists. The program is a natural fit for people teaching podcasting, reviewing creator tools, advising media teams, or writing about business content systems.

The official program pays 25% commission every month for each podcast customer referred to Transistor, and that commission continues while the customer remains active. The cookie lasts 30 days, so a referred visitor can return within that window and still be attributed if they become a paying account. Affiliates get a dashboard showing visitors, leads, conversions, and earned commission, plus brand assets and email notifications for new commissions. Payments are made monthly through PayPal once the balance due reaches $200.