Libsyn
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Liberated Syndication, Inc. (Libsyn) is an American podcasting company founded in 2004 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Wikipedia
Website: libsyn.com
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About Libsyn
Celebrating our 20th year in podcasting, Liberated Syndication Inc. (“Libsyn”) is the leading podcasting platform for creators and advertisers to host, distribute, monetize, amplify, and measure their audio and video content. The Company has powered more than 250,000 shows and delivered over 75 billion downloads to listeners around the world. Libsyn Ads, trusted by over 2,000 advertisers, offers industry-leading podcast advertising solutions, serving as a comprehensive ad buying and management offering for creators, advertisers, and agencies to initiate and manage highly targeted campaigns across thousands of shows. Visit libsyn.com or investor.libsyn.com for more information on the Company and the platforms that it powers.
Libsyn is IAB Certified
It was certified for v2.2 of the IAB Podcast Measurement Guidelines on Nov 17, 2025.
It is certified for Download, Ad Delivery and Listener. Learn more
Latest news
- Jan 16: Mathew Passy no longer works at Libsyn. He was working on customer sales and support for enterprise clients of the LibsynPro platform. Currently at Podfest, he is talking about the Conntap range of NFC-enabled contact tools, to help you share a podcast with just one tap. Both Rob Walch and Elsie Escobar have also left Libsyn.
- Jan 9: At Libsyn, Brian Cottington has been promoted to Manager, Video Marketing. He's been working with the company since 2021 on video. It was announced yesterday that Rob Walch had left the company.
- Jan 8: Spotify announced a distribution API for video - allowing users to publish and monetise video content on Spotify direct from participating hosting platforms. Acast, Libsyn, Podigee, Audioboom and Omny Studio are the launch partners. Dynamic video sponsorship management will be available through these partners too.
- Dec 11, 2025: Libsyn has published its new pricing on its website. Its “bare essentials” plan has been removed.
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