Cleanfeed is a browser-based platform for broadcast-quality remote podcast and radio recording, offering a free Lite tier and a paid Pro tier.
Cleanfeed is a browser-based remote audio recording platform built for broadcast-quality podcast and radio interviews. Founded by Mark Hills and Marc Bakos and headquartered in London, the company has been used by major broadcasters such as the BBC and NPR as well as independent podcasters and commercial production studios.
Rather than requiring guests to download an app, Cleanfeed uses direct browser-to-browser audio connections, so a host can send a link and start recording with a remote guest with no software installation on the guest's end.
Cleanfeed Pro supports multitrack recording, capturing each participant as a separate, synced WAV file at up to 48kHz, along with noise removal, echo cancellation, and audio repair tools for cleaning up problem recordings.
Additional Pro features include a live channel mixer, higher-bitrate encoding (up to 256kbps mono or 320kbps stereo), studio tools like intros, idents, and jingle beds, and privacy controls with personalized guest invite links.
Cleanfeed Lite, the free tier, supports unlimited-length recordings for up to three participants with commercial use permitted, making it usable for basic remote interviews without a subscription.
Cleanfeed offers a free Lite plan (up to 3 participants, unlimited recording length) and a paid Pro plan priced from roughly $12/month on annual billing up to around $23-36/month depending on billing term and discount eligibility (education, charity, or personal use).
An Enterprise/Education tier is available for organizations needing five or more Pro licenses, with consolidated billing and branding options available through direct contact with Cleanfeed's sales team.
Yes, Cleanfeed Lite is a free tier supporting browser-based remote recording for up to three participants with unlimited recording length and commercial use permitted.
No, guests join through a web browser via a link, with no app download, plugin, or account required on their end.
Pro adds multitrack recording with separate WAV files per participant, noise removal and echo cancellation, audio repair, a channel mixer, support for more than three participants, and studio tools.
Cleanfeed is used by broadcasters including the BBC and NPR, as well as independent podcasters and commercial audio production houses.
Yes, an Enterprise/Education tier is available for organizations needing five or more Cleanfeed Pro licenses, with consolidated billing and branding options via direct contact.