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6.6#12 in private podcast platforms
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FactCampfireHypecast Analytics
AnalyticsListener analytics include unique listeners, listening time, completion, drop-off and replays.Analytics cover episode plays, completion, drop-off, growth, listener groups, cohorts and funnel reports, with aggregated GDPR-oriented reporting.
DistributionCampfire provides invitation-only access and can deliver tailored messages to audience segments.The platform supports public, private, and gated podcast feeds, including private distribution to Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
HeadquartersLinkedIn lists Auddy’s headquarters in London at 55 Baker Street.Berlin, Germany
IntegrationsSecure links can be distributed through email, intranets, Slack, Microsoft Teams and investor-relations tools.Native connections include Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, Staffbase, Haiilo, Unily, private Spotify and Apple feeds, and SCORM LMS platforms.
Rating on Apple App StoreNot enough ratings or reviews to display an overview for Auddy’s Straight Line Thinkers app, a separate app from Campfire.5.0 out of 5 from 8 ratings
SecurityAuddy states that Campfire encrypts delivery and is SOC 2 certified.Hypecast states that it is ISO 27001 certified and GDPR compliant, with customer data stored in Germany and processing in the EU.

Campfire plans

  • CampfirePriced on request
  • Campfire custom enterprisePriced on request

Hypecast Analytics plans

  • Hypecast Studio for DesktopFree
  • Small$139 a month
  • Medium$499 a month
  • Large$899 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Pick Campfire if…

Campfire suits organizations distributing private audio updates to investors, employees, customers, fans, or members. It may also fit teams seeking access controls, engagement tracking, or production support.

Pick Hypecast Analytics if…

Hypecast Analytics is positioned for enterprise teams handling internal communications, HR, learning and development, or corporate podcasts. Its desktop app may also suit teams wanting recording and rendering to stay local without an account.

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