Dub.co vs Transistor.fm
Pricing
Dub.co: Free tier, Pro from $24/mo
Transistor.fm: From $19/mo, unlimited podcasts
Description
Dub.co: Open source link management and attribution
Transistor.fm: Podcast hosting for serious creators and businesses
Pros
- Beautiful link previews
- Real-time analytics
- Fully open source
- Unlimited podcasts on all plans
- Great analytics dashboard
- Private podcast support
Cons
- Newer platform
- Fewer integrations than Bitly
- No free tier
- Storage limits on lower plans
Details
Dub is an open source link management platform with beautiful previews and real-time analytics. Used by Framer, Perplexity, Superhuman, and Buffer.
Founded by Steven Tey (ex-Vercel). Open source, trending on GitHub, built with the modern indie stack (Next.js, Upstash, PlanetScale, Resend).
Transistor.fm provides podcast hosting with unlimited shows on every plan. Used by over 34,000 podcasts including shows from Basecamp and Laravel.
Founded by Justin Jackson and Jon Buda, bootstrapped while documenting the journey on their “Build Your SaaS” podcast. A calm company focused on indie podcasters.
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