Your account will automatically renew every month and directly charge your selected payment option.
You can find your billing information in account settings! Click "Settings" in the drop down under your name on the top right corner of CoHost to navigate there.
If you’re signing up for our hosting platform, you can either migrate your existing podcast to our platform or create a new show (a CoHost team member will support you through this process). From here, the platform will have you follow an onboarding checklist to get you set up!
If you’re signing up for our prefix, contact our team and we will assist in onboarding your show to ensure you can begin tracking your podcast analytics and demographics effectively.
No! Users can access our B2B Analytics and Advanced Audience Demographics features through CoHost’s Prefix, allowing you to use the platform without having to host with us.
Migrating your podcast to CoHost is easy! To conduct a migration yourself, simply import your show from your previous hosting provider and conduct an RSS feed redirect. Full instructions are provided here.
If you would rather our team conduct the migration for you, CoHost offers migration as a service to help you onto the platform. Simply contact our team and we will walk you through everything we’ll need to get started.
Each CoHost plan is custom built to your podcast’s or clients needs. If you’re interested in exploring CoHost pricing, get in touch with our team who can walk you through the platform and our pricing. Get a demo.
As much as we hate to see you go, you can cancel your CoHost subscription at any time. Your account will remain active until the end of your billing cycle.
Make sure you download all of your podcast data before your billing cycle ends and share your feedback with our support team! We’d love to hear how we can better serve the podcasting community better in the future.
All CoHost plans will be billed in US dollars and are subject to government tax and other prevailing charges.
CoHost accepts all major credit cards and debit cards.
The average consumption rate of your show is a percentage value of the average consumption (or playtime) that your audience has listened to an episode.
Learn more: What is average consumption rate
Your RSS feed is a unique URL for your podcast that stores all of the data about your show. Podcasters use RSS feeds to send their podcast information to listening apps like Apple, Spotify, Google, etc.
Learn more: What is an RSS feed?
A download is a play of your episode for 60 seconds or more.
A unique listener is the number of individual devices (iPhone, computer, etc.) that have played your show.
For example, if I played your episode three times, it would be counted as three downloads but only one unique listener. Therefore, the number of unique listeners is the most accurate reflection of your podcast’s audience size.
Learn more: What are downloads vs unique listeners
Podcast hosting: A service that stores and delivers your show to listening platforms like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. To do so, a hosting platform generates an RSS feed (unique URL for your podcast), which you submit to the listening platforms for approval. Once approved, you’re all set to schedule and publish new podcast episodes as you see fit.
Prefix: A URL prepend is added to the enclosure URL in the RSS feed to collect data on who is listening. Prefixes are commonly used by supplementary analytics providers for hosting platforms. Users may sign up for software that offers a prefix in order to get more in-depth analytics around their podcast.
Learn more: What is the difference between CoHost’s prefix and hosting plans?
