RSS.com

Pros: - User friendly
- Easy to share with other platforms
- Easy for people who like your content to donate to you through the page of your choice.
- Easy to make payments
- Affordable plans for students.
- Easy to customize your podcast.
- Location map to know where people listen to you from.

Cons: I can't really think of anything I didn't like about this platform, probably the fact that you can't upload video files, but that's understandable because it's a platform dedicated only to podcasting.

Overall: I have been using this platform for about 3 months and I have to say that it is spectacular, from the first day I used it I found it very intuitive, easy to use, and it is really very user friendly.
From the payment plans, if you belong to a university and have your institutional mail you can have a really low price, but if not, the rate of a full plan is really low and with flexible payments.
One of the things I also really like is the ease of sharing with other platforms (Spotify, Amazon, Samsung, among others).

Pros: We as content creators love how easy, fast and friendly the interface is! Not to mention the excellent customer support!

Cons: Can't find any so far, RSS.com has been a blessing for all our podcasts.

Overall: I think if you plan to host a podcast and want to make it the easiest part of the process, RSS.com is the right choice.

Pros: RSS is user friendly and intuitive, I discovered a completely new way to send my wine message to the world, I was sort of doubtful about it but it was easier than I thought!

Cons: I really don't know what to say "con"...maybe I can have more time to judge this.

Overall: I am entering now the podcast world and RSS helped me a lot to understand the whole philosophy of this medium.

Pros: Comparing the prices between some platforms and the features I needed for my first podcast I discovered this platform, I decided to give it a try and I have not regretted my decision.
Among the most notable pros of my experience:
Total control over the monetization of my podcast.
Easy to use interface.
Few technical requirements to start a podcast.
Good response time for customer service.

Cons: The only reason it's not perfect is because I can't create multiple podcasts with just 1 account, they solved it by giving me a discount on creating the second or third account but I think they can improve this feature.

Overall: My experience with RSS so far has been excellent, especially when I had to choose between a free and a paid platform. I have received 100% of the monetization that my podcast has collected, their features made it very easy for me.
The coolest thing of all: I can record, edit and have an episode online in less than 5 minutes, all from my phone!

Pros: I like how easy it is to use. I also like that they keep rolling out new features without increasing the price, and that they offer discounts to educators and nonprofits.

Cons: I can't really think of any cons to using this platform.

Overall: It's the best user experience for any podcast hosting platform I've ever used, and I've tested out a lot of them!

Pros: After using several services to host my podcasts, last year I discovered rss.com — and haven't changed since.

First, moving your existing show to rss.com is a breeze thanks to their easy-to-use migration tool, no matter where it was hosted before. Then all the features and the seamless experience you get once you start using are amazing. From rich embedded cards for promoting shorts to its dynamic ad insertion. And finally, it does all this by being totally compliant with the feed standards.

Cons: I can't think of a missing feature, from rss.com, the only one I wanted for a long time was adding a custom website, however, it was added recently.

Overall: My overall experience with rss.com has been really good so far. Not only do they offer an amazing, feature-rich service, but also all the times I had to interact with their customer support, they've been particularly helpful and caring.