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Listen Notes Podcast API
listennotes.comSummary
Listen Notes Podcast API provides a comprehensive API for searching, accessing, and managing podcast metadata and episodes. It is designed for developers to integrate podcast data into their applications, offering various endpoints for search, directory, and insights into podcasts.
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Must Have
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API & Database Integrations
Code Customization
API Integration
Drag-and-Drop UI Builder
Access Control & Security
Flexible Deployments
Drag-and-Drop UI Builder
Code Editor
Data Connectivity
Workflows
Other
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Debugging & Monitoring
Version Control Integration
Audit Logs & Analytics
Workflow Automation
Mobile-Responsive Support
Prebuilt React Components
AI-Generated App Assistant
Custom Theming & Branding
Partner & Customer Portals
AI & LLM Integration
Natural Language App Generation
Source Control Integration
Security & Permissions
Hosting Options
Multipage Architecture
Component Localization
Usage Analytics
PDF Data Extraction
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FREE
$0.00 monthly
- Up-to-date podcast database
- Essential endpoints (Search, Fetch individual podcast/episode, Playlists, Best podcasts by genre)
- Essential data fields (title, small image, description, publisher, audio url, audio length, language, country, website, past episodes)
- Comprehensive API documentation
- Add up to 3 team members
- 300 requests/month
- Suspended after exceeding limit
- Up to 30 search results per query (GET /search)
- Rate limit: 2 req/s and 20 reqs/min
PRO
$200.00 monthly
- Up-to-date podcast database
- Essential endpoints (Search, Fetch individual podcast/episode, Playlists, Best podcasts by genre)
- Essential data fields (title, small image, description, publisher, audio url, audio length, language, country, website, past episodes)
- Comprehensive API documentation
- Add up to 10 team members
- Up to 300 search results per query (GET /search)
- Medium rate limit
- Get audio transcripts
- Advanced endpoints (Batch fetch multiple podcasts/episodes, advanced search)
- Advanced data fields (rss, big image, extra, email, latest_episode_id, listen score and global rank)
- Priority customer support by email (super fast response, typically within minutes)
- Priority SLA: 99.999%
- No refunds
- Must show "Powered by Listen Notes" logo
- Cannot pre-fetch, cache, index, or store any content on the server side (except id and pub_date)
ENTERPRISE
Custom
- Up-to-date podcast database
- Essential endpoints (Search, Fetch individual podcast/episode, Playlists, Best podcasts by genre)
- Essential data fields (title, small image, description, publisher, audio url, audio length, language, country, website, past episodes)
- Comprehensive API documentation
- Add 100+ team members
- Up to 10,000 search results per query (GET /search)
- High rate limit
- Get audio transcripts
- Advanced endpoints (Batch fetch multiple podcasts/episodes, advanced search)
- Advanced data fields (rss, big image, extra, email, latest_episode_id, listen score and global rank)
- Priority customer support by email (super fast response, typically within minutes)
- Priority SLA: 99.999%
- All past logs
- Highest priority customer support by phone
- Flexible API Terms of Use
- Flexible server-side caching policy
- No logo requirements
- Pay by invoice
- Allowed to store API response data on your own servers
Rationale
The candidate, Listen Notes Podcast API, is primarily an API service for accessing podcast data. While it offers API integrations and allows for code customization to interact with its API, it does not provide a low-code/no-code platform for building internal tools, nor does it have a drag-and-drop UI builder, or direct database integrations in the sense of connecting to various data sources beyond its own podcast database. It is a data source for platforms like Retool, rather than a platform itself.
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