Buzzsprout
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5133 San Jose Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32207, USA
Start podcasting - keep podcasting
Website: www.buzzsprout.com
Owned by: Higher Pixels
About Buzzsprout
Founded in 2009, Buzzsprout has helped over 400,000 people launch their podcasts. It’s the easiest way to get your show online, listed in every major directory, and distributed to listeners everywhere. Buzzsprout is based in sunny Jacksonville, Florida.
Buzzsprout is IAB Certified
It was certified for v2.2 of the IAB Podcast Measurement Guidelines on Oct 29, 2025.
It is certified for Download and Listener. Learn more
Latest news
- Aug 12: The WordPress plugin for Buzzsprout has been refreshed. "Now you can add an episode with a slash command, choose the player size, and embed your latest episode, a specific episode, or a playlist right inside the editor. And for the first time, Buzzsprout embeds work on WordPress.com, too."
- Aug 11: Branded podcasts can do more than market a business! In this episode of Happy to Help, the team at Buzzsprout talks about how podcasting can answer customer questions, deliver proactive support, build trust, and turn customers into loyal superfans.
- Aug 5: Buzzsprout has expanded its video hosting to now support Apple Podcasts, YouTube and Spotify. One of the biggest podcast hosts in the world, the company's users can now deliver 1080p video to all three platforms. The audio + video plan starts at $25/month on an annual plan.
- Jul 13: Buzzcast, the official podcast from Buzzsprout, the third-largest podcast host in the world, has added its show back to Spotify. In the latest episode (also in video), Kevin Finn explained why the company had made the choice to remove its show from the platform in the first place. It sounds as if Spotify is fixing the lock-in issue that we highlighted in May; that the company is more open about podcasting as a whole; and that Buzzsprout's team are keen to use as many platforms as possible.
- Jun 1: Tom Rossi of Buzzsprout has posted a suggestion to better identify apps that request downloads of podcasts (and, potentially, to restrict access to devices that don't identify themselves).
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