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Episode Ledger

Methodology

About Episode Ledger

Who publishes Episode Ledger, how every figure is sourced and dated, and the rules we follow.

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Episode Ledger is an independent publication for people in the United States who are launching their first podcast. It is run by an independent publisher based in France; the publisher's details are in our legal notice. We are not affiliated with any podcast host, software company or directory.

What we publish

We publish guides and comparisons built from documents anyone can check: vendors' official pricing pages, help centers and platform requirements. Our goal is to make the details that change your bill and your workflow visible in one place, with a link to the original page.

How we source and date facts

  • Every price, limit and requirement links to the official page it came from.
  • Every source carries the date we read it. Prices are re-checked before a page is updated.
  • When a vendor's page is unclear or contradicts itself, we say so or leave the figure out.
  • We show the billing basis of each price (monthly, or monthly equivalent of an annual payment).

What we never do

  • Claim to have tested, used or measured a product when we have not.
  • Publish star ratings, invented reviews or customer quotes.
  • Present an invented person as an author or expert.
  • Let a commercial relationship change a comparison or the order of a table.

Use of AI tools

Drafts may be prepared with the help of AI writing tools. A draft is not published until each figure has been compared with the cited official page.

Corrections

If you find an error or an outdated price, we want to fix it. Write to us at contact@episodeledger.com. Corrections are dated on the page they affect.

See also our affiliate disclosure and our privacy notice.