Convia Pro vs Auphonic
Auphonic finishes the audio. Convia distributes the conversation, turning the episode into a scheduled campaign across eight platforms.
Facts about Auphonic last checked 2026-09-20.
The short answer
Auphonic handles audio post-production: loudness normalisation, noise reduction and levelling to broadcast standards. It is a specialist doing one technical job precisely.
Convia does nothing to your audio. It handles social distribution after the file is finished.
Where each one sits
What Auphonic does well
- Loudness normalisation. To broadcast and platform standards.
- Noise and hum reduction. With very little configuration.
- Multitrack processing. Per-speaker levelling across separate tracks.
The difference
| Auphonic | Convia Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Audio mastering and levelling | Yes | No |
| Noise reduction | Yes | No |
| Loudness standards compliance | Yes | No |
| Generates social content from your episode | No | Yes |
| Publishes to eight platforms | No | Yes |
| Plans the campaign | No | Yes |
Combine both to meet your goals
Auphonic and Convia do different halves of the job. Most people running both use them together rather than choosing.
Auphonic gives you
- Loudness normalisation, noise reduction and levelling to broadcast standards
- Multitrack processing, with each speaker levelled separately
Convia adds
- A planned campaign on social, and the posts that carry the conversation
- Publishing those posts to the platforms Convia supports
Frequently asked questions
For Auphonic’s current pricing, check their pricing page. We do not restate other companies’ prices here, because they change.
We aim to highlight others fairly and accurately. If we made a mistake, email us at contact@conviapro.com.