DoneCast
6.3#20 in ai podcast editing softwareFrom $499 a yearWeb
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EchoWave Podcast Editor
8.2#1 in ai audiogram makersFrom $9 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | DoneCast | EchoWave Podcast Editor |
|---|---|---|
| Intended users | DoneCast describes its audience as people who want to start a podcast and podcasters seeking simpler production, and says it is not for professional audio engineers who prefer manual workflows. | The podcast editor page describes use by interview hosts, solo creators and production teams. |
| Security | DoneCast says it uses encryption in transit, access controls, least-privilege policies, and isolation of production secrets. | EchoWave says connections use TLS, passwords are hashed with scrypt, two-factor authentication is supported, and it handles data in line with GDPR and CCPA. |
| Support | Creator includes email support within 24 hours, Studio includes priority email and chat support, and every plan includes weekly Wednesday office hours. | Support is provided through a help center and email, with the company stating that inquiries receive replies within 24 business hours. |
DoneCast plans
- Creator$49 a month
- Studio$119 a month
- Creator$499 a year
- Studio$1,199 a year
- AgencyPriced on request
EchoWave Podcast Editor plans
- FreeFree
- Basic$9 a month
- Pro$17 a month
- Business$69 a month
Pick DoneCast if…
It suits people starting podcasts and podcasters who want simpler production. It is not aimed at professional audio engineers who prefer manual workflows.
Pick EchoWave Podcast Editor if…
It suits solo creators, interview hosts, and production teams who want transcript-linked editing and caption tools. It is not suited to remote multi-guest recording or noise removal needs.