Pocket Casts
by Pocket CastsPocket Casts runs on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and web, with offline downloads.
Podcast apps help you find shows, manage episodes and listen across supported devices. This list helps you compare free and paid plans, platform support and listening tools.
Entries follow the page’s current order. Compare the maker-published plan details and the listed support for offline downloads, video podcasts, transcripts, private feeds and cross-device sync.
Pocket Casts runs on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and web, with offline downloads.
It suits podcast listeners who use several device types, want transcripts or offline playback, and need synchronized listening.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3iVoox is a podcast app for Android, iPhone and the web.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWebIt suits podcast listeners who use multiple platforms, want offline or transcript support, or need private-feed and sync options.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4Fountain suits podcast listeners wanting transcripts, summaries, chapters, and offline playback, as well as creators managing publishing, promotion, analytics, or…
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1Apple Podcasts runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Apple TV, web, Windows and more.
Player FM works on Android, iOS and web with downloaded episodes, video podcasts and transcripts.
Castro suits podcast listeners who want to organize episodes in a queue and listen across Apple devices.
Castbox works on iOS, Android, web, Alexa, CarPlay, Android Auto and Apple Watch with offline downloads.
Podverse suits podcast listeners who want audio and video playback, offline downloads, and Podcasting 2.0 features across supported platforms.
PinePods runs on web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android and self-hosted servers.
Podbean works on Android and iOS and offers RSS feeds with directory distribution.
It suits listeners who want to organize podcasts alongside radio, audiobooks, and RSS feeds, with offline listening and sync across devices.
AntennaPod suits Android listeners who want RSS subscriptions, offline downloads, private feeds or synchronization through supported services.
Metacast works on iOS, Android and web with downloads, transcripts and private feeds.
It suits listeners who use multiple devices, need offline mobile playback, or follow private and custom RSS feeds.
Podimo runs on Android, iOS and web with a free plan and optional subscription.
Moon FM is a podcast app for Android, iOS, Mac, Windows and the web.
It suits listeners who want podcast discovery and playback across web and mobile devices.
Look for the fields showing a free plan, a free trial or the lowest paid price. These are separate fields, so a trial does not mean the app has a free plan.
Overcast and Player FM show free plans. Podverse offers a free plan with paid access beginning at $18 per year, while FluidCast offers a free plan starting at £2.49 per month for paid access.
Platform availability differs across the entries; the comparison includes iOS, Android, macOS, web, Windows and Linux.
When you use both a phone and a computer, review supported platforms alongside the cross-device sync field.
Match the listed comparison fields to your listening habits. Downloads support listening without a connection, and video support applies to shows that include visual episodes.
Episode transcripts can make spoken content easier to scan. Private feed support matters when a show is distributed outside a public directory.
The list includes free, freemium and paid-trial options. AntennaPod and PinePods are marked free, while Pocket Casts, Castbox and Castro use freemium models.
Compare the plan details with the platforms and features you need before deciding.