Podcast One
PodcastOne connects brands with highly engaged podcast audiences through premium host-read advertising and a curated network of top-tier shows, while providing creators with full-service monetization and distribution support.
Last updated Jun 28, 2026 by ATDb automated enrichment
At a glance
- Employees
- 51-200
- Funding
- $65M
- Revenue
- $10M-$50M
- Stock
- PODC
About
One of the largest independent podcast networks in the United States, spun off from LiveOne in September 2023 via special dividend with LiveOne retaining a majority stake, and now publicly traded on Nasdaq.
PodcastOne is one of the largest podcast networks in the United States, operating as a subsidiary of LiveOne (formerly LiveXLive Media). Founded in 2012 by Norman Pattiz, the company hosts a diverse roster of high-profile shows spanning sports, entertainment, comedy, true crime, and news. The network represents well-known personalities and brands, delivering millions of downloads per month across its portfolio of original and exclusive content. In the AdTech ecosystem, PodcastOne functions as both a content network and an advertising marketplace, connecting brands with highly engaged podcast audiences through host-read advertisements, dynamic ad insertion, and branded content integrations. The platform provides advertisers with access to premium, contextually relevant inventory at scale, leveraging the trust and intimacy that podcast hosts have built with their listeners. This makes it particularly attractive for direct-response and brand-awareness campaigns alike. PodcastOne was spun off from LiveOne via a special dividend in September 2023, trading on Nasdaq under the ticker PODC. LiveOne retained a controlling majority stake post-spin-off — PodcastOne remains a publicly-traded subsidiary of LiveOne (consolidated in LiveOne's 10-K filings), with the spin-off enabling separately-listed equity capital to fund expansion of its creator network and advertising technology capabilities. The company competes with major podcast networks and ad platforms such as iHeartMedia, Spotify, and Acast, differentiating itself through its curated premium talent roster, strong advertiser relationships, and a hybrid model that blends content ownership with ad sales infrastructure.
Business model
Marketplace
Target market
Mid-Market
What they offer
Host-Read Ad Integration
Native, host-read advertising placements embedded within podcast episodes for high listener engagement and brand recall.
PodcastOne Network
A curated portfolio of premium podcast shows spanning sports, entertainment, true crime, comedy, and more.
Creator Monetization Platform
End-to-end tools and services helping podcast creators generate revenue through advertising, sponsorships, and listener support.
Brand Partnership Solutions
Custom campaign packages connecting advertisers with targeted podcast audiences across the network.
Dynamic Ad Insertion (DAI)
Technology enabling targeted, dynamically inserted ads into podcast content for improved campaign performance and measurement.
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