Convia Pro vs RedCircle

RedCircle hosts and monetises your show. Convia runs the social campaign around it: posts written from the episode, published to eight platforms.

Facts about RedCircle last checked 2026-09-20.

The short answer

Convia does not host podcasts. RedCircle hosts your show, publishes your RSS feed and distributes to podcast apps. You keep it.

Convia covers the social campaign around each episode, which is where a show gets found by people who are not already browsing podcast charts.

Cross-promotion marketplace. Connecting shows with similar audiences to each other.
Ad marketplace. Monetisation reachable by mid-size shows, not just the top of the chart.
Monetisation built into the host. Part of the account rather than a separate deal you go and find.

How Convia Pro and RedCircle differ, in both directions
	RedCircle	Convia Pro
Hosts your podcast	Yes	No, and never
Publishes your RSS feed	Yes	No
Cross-promotion between shows	Yes	No
Ad marketplace	Yes	No
Reads your episodes from the feed	Not applicable	Yes, whoever hosts it
Generates social content from your episode	No	Yes
Publishes to eight platforms	No	Yes

RedCircle and Convia do different halves of the job. Most people running both use them together rather than choosing.

No. It does not host podcasts and does not publish RSS feeds.

No. That is a hosting and marketplace function. Convia builds the audience that makes it possible.

Yes. Convia reads your episodes from your public feed, so any host works.

For RedCircle’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.

Yes. Convia reads your public feed, so hosting, cross-promotion and the marketplace stay in RedCircle while the social campaign runs alongside them.