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Spoken is an API service that provides podcast transcripts as clean Markdown with real speaker names, allowing users to fetch transcripts for individual episodes or entire show back catalogs. It charges per episode transcript fetched, not per minute of audio, and supports integration with knowledge bases and language models.

THE PRODUCT, BEYOND THE PITCH

Automatically researched · Not editorially reviewed · Sources checked Sep 12, 2026

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Know the limitations

  • Charges per episode transcript fetched, which can add up for large back catalogs (e.g., 300 episodes cost $30 at the 500-pack rate).

What you can do

  • Building searchable podcast archives and knowledge bases with full transcripts for research or personal use.
  • Integrating podcast transcripts into language model sessions for querying and discussion.

Features

  • Provides podcast transcripts in Markdown format with real speaker names and credit information in headers.
  • Allows listing all episodes of a podcast show with metadata at no cost.
  • Supports searching for episodes by text query or by pasting a podcast URL from Spotify, YouTube, or any podcast app.

Integrations

Not confirmed yet.

Platforms & data export

Not confirmed yet.

THE COST FOR YOUR TEAM

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Published plan prices for your team size and usage. Results update as you type. Taxes, currency conversion and unlisted add-ons are excluded, and anything the source did not state is called out rather than guessed.

Known monthly subtotal

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A practical workflow

  1. Search for an episode using the API with a text query or URL, then fetch the transcript by episode ID.
  2. List every episode of a show with a free API call to get metadata, then fetch each transcript individually.
  3. Use a cron job to regularly fetch new episodes as they publish to keep the archive up to date.

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