Your podcast, transcribed and searchable

How it works

1. Paste your RSS feed. Uutter reads it and shows you the show title, description, artwork, and how many episodes it found. Nothing is imported until you say so.
2. Episodes are transcribed. Each one becomes a page carrying the full transcript in the HTML, with timestamped links back into the audio.
3. The archive stays current. New episodes you publish are picked up and transcribed automatically.

What it costs

Your 3 most recent episodes are free, so you can hear how transcription handles your show — your voices, your audio, your subject matter — before committing to anything.

Back-catalogue episodes are $1 each. You choose which ones to import, so a long archive is a number you decide on rather than a surprise. Nothing is bought on your behalf.

Common questions

How do I connect my podcast?

Create a collection, choose "A podcast", and paste your RSS feed URL. Uutter reads the feed and shows you the show title, artwork, and episode count before importing anything.

What does it cost?

Your 3 most recent episodes are transcribed free. Back-catalogue episodes are $1 each, and you choose which ones to import.

Do new episodes get transcribed automatically?

Yes. Once a feed is connected, Uutter checks it on a schedule and transcribes episodes you publish from that point on.

Who owns my audio and transcripts?

You do. Uutter hosts and transcribes your episodes; connecting a feed does not transfer any rights in your show.

Will my episodes show up in Google?

Once your collection is approved, its episode pages are public and carry the full transcript in the HTML, which is what search engines and AI assistants read. New publishers go through a review step before their collection becomes publicly discoverable.

Start with your feed

Sign up, choose "A podcast", and paste your RSS URL. You will see what Uutter found before anything is imported.

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