Distribution · one publish, every endpoint
One episode. 150+ platforms. Everywhere your audience listens
When you publish an episode with Mato, it doesn't just live in one place. Your RSS feed cascades through major directories, podcast apps, smart speakers, wearables, and web platforms worldwide.
- Platforms and apps
- 150+
- Countries via Apple Podcasts
- 175
- Potential listeners
- 1B+
- Manual uploads required
- 0
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The distribution cascade
How one upload reaches everywhere
Your RSS feed triggers a cascade effect. Major directories pick it up first, then hundreds of apps, devices, and platforms pull from those directories.
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Your RSS feed
- Apple Podcasts
- Spotify
- Amazon Music
- YouTube Music
- iHeartRadio
- Pandora
- Deezer
- TuneIn
- Samsung Podcasts
- Podcast Index
10 major directories
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Podcast apps
- Overcast
- Pocket Casts
- Castro
- Castbox
- Podcast Addict
- Goodpods
- Fountain
- Podverse
- Player FM
- AntennaPod
- Podcast Republic
- Podcast Guru
- Castamatic
- CurioCaster
- Podfriend
- Downcast
- RadioPublic
- BeyondPod
- HyperCatcher
- Breaker
50+ podcast apps pull from major directories
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Discovery and search
- Listen Notes
- Podchaser
- Podtail
- Podbay
- Fyyd
- gpodder.net
- Google Search
- Bing
- Rephonic
- Chartable
- Podstatus
20+ search engines and directories index your episodes
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Speakers and devices
- Amazon Echo / Alexa
- Google Home
- Apple HomePod
- Sonos
- Bose Smart Speakers
- Apple CarPlay
- Android Auto
- Apple TV
- Roku
- Amazon Fire TV
- Samsung Smart TV
- Apple Watch
- Samsung Galaxy Watch
- Tesla
- BMW
40+ smart speakers, TVs, cars and wearables
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Regional platforms
- JioSaavn (India)
- Gaana (India)
- Anghami (Middle East)
- iVoox (Spain/LATAM)
- SoundCloud
- Stitcher
- Podbean
- Acast
30+ regional and specialty platforms
Publish to everywhere
How the cascade works
Where your episodes live
The full distribution network
Every platform, app, and device that receives your podcast when you publish with Mato.
Major directories
10 platforms
- Apple Podcasts (175 countries)
- Spotify
- Amazon Music / Audible
- YouTube / YouTube Music
- iHeartRadio
- Pandora
- Deezer
- TuneIn
- Samsung Podcasts
- Podcast Index
Podcast apps
50+ apps
- Overcast
- Pocket Casts
- Castro
- Castbox
- Podcast Addict
- Goodpods
- Fountain
- Podverse
- Player FM
- AntennaPod
+ 40 more apps via Podcast Index
Smart speakers
15+ devices
- Amazon Echo / Alexa
- Google Home / Nest
- Apple HomePod
- Sonos
- Bose Smart Speakers
- Samsung Bixby
- Harman Kardon
- JBL Smart Speakers
+ all Alexa and Google-enabled speakers
In-car systems
20+ integrations
- Apple CarPlay
- Android Auto
- Tesla
- BMW Connected Drive
- Mercedes MBUX
- Ford SYNC
- Volvo Sensus
- GM / Chevrolet
Via Spotify, Apple and native apps
Smart TVs and streaming
10+ platforms
- Apple TV
- Amazon Fire TV
- Roku
- Samsung Smart TV
- LG Smart TV
- Android TV / Google TV
- PlayStation
- Xbox
Via Spotify, Apple Music and native apps
Regional and discovery
30+ platforms
- JioSaavn (India, 100M+ users)
- Gaana (India)
- Anghami (Middle East, 15M monthly)
- iVoox (Spain and Latin America)
- Listen Notes
- Podchaser
- Rephonic
- Chartable
+ wearables, web players and more
Distribution FAQ
How the plumbing actually works
Podcast distribution runs on RSS (Really Simple Syndication). When you publish an episode, your hosting provider creates an RSS feed. Major directories like Apple Podcasts and Spotify monitor this feed and pull new episodes automatically. Dozens of smaller apps then pull from these major directories, and smart devices access podcasts through these apps — creating a cascade from one upload to 150+ endpoints.
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One episode.
150+ platforms.
Zero manual work
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