Spreaker
The one-stop-shop for recording, publishing, monetizing and distributing your podcasts.
Website: www.spreaker.com
Owned by: iHeartMedia
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Spreaker is IAB Certified
It was certified for v2.2 of the IAB Podcast Measurement Guidelines on Mar 4, 2025.
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Latest news
- Jul 3: The total number of new podcast episodes published in June was 4.7% fewer than in May on a normalised basis, says Livewire. Spotify for Creators saw a small decrease, but still retained its leading market share of 26.6% of new episodes. Spreaker (at 15%) and Buzzsprout (at 8.7%) saw increases in share, as did Podbean and Libsyn. Amazon Cloudfront still serves the majority of podcast episodes (now 60.79% of them).
- Jun 2: New episode market share for Spotify and Spreaker, the top two podcast hosts, were relatively static. Libsyn returned to a worst-ever figure after a slight improvement last month.
- Apr 7: Livewire published the top podcast hosting companies for February, based on released episodes. Spotify for Creators posted a ten-month high; #2 Spreaker posted a record number of new episodes, and Buzzsprout remains on a two-year high at #3. Libsyn posted another all-time low.
- Mar 5: Congratulations to iHeart’s Spreaker, Voxnest and Triton Digital, as well as Audiorella, who all achieved IAB Podcast Measurement Guideline v2.2 compliance today. iHeart’s Omny Studio gained certification at the end of last month. That means that IAB certification is now up to date for all major participating podcast hosts. Spotify for Creators stopped participating in Apr 2024, though Spotify’s enterprise host Megaphone recertified in Aug 2024.
- Feb 12: The IAB Tech Lab repeatedly tells us that annual recertification remains a requirement, yet iHeart’s Voxnest, Spreaker and Omny Studio were last certified in 2021; and iHeart’s Triton Digital has not recertified since 2022. (Apple, Spotify and YouTube have never certified).
Data credits: IAB, Podnews newsletter