The meaningful updates we’ve shipped across analytics, campaigns, reports, integrations, and sponsorship workflows.
New ways to plan sponsorships, verify campaigns, and bring newsletter performance into the same view as every other channel.
Build packages around the inventory you actually sell, then generate a polished plan with package-aware pricing, deliverables, availability, and audience context. Plans stay connected to inbox conversations so teams can move from an inquiry to a proposal without rebuilding the details.
Connect a newsletter and see subscribers, open rate, click-through rate, recent posts, and growth alongside podcast and social performance. Substack data is also available in media-kit stats, host profiles, follower summaries, cluster reports, and network analytics.
Run sponsorship verification across many episodes at once, resume longer scans, exclude specific shows or spots, and see a clear success or failure reason for every item. Public Air Check reports now open with an advertiser-level verification summary.
Teams that manage Facebook through Sprout Social can connect with their own API token and bring profile and post performance into Listener without changing their publishing workflow.
A big month for shareable analytics, richer public pages, faster cluster building, and first-party Instagram insights.
Paste a batch of YouTube URLs to create multiple clusters in one pass. Listener resolves the video details, prevents duplicates, and automatically treats videos of three minutes or less as short-form content.
Connected Instagram Business accounts now surface watch time, saves, profile activity, follower demographics, and other account-only insights. Listener automatically uses the strongest available first-party source across analytics and public profiles.
Turn a chart into a focused, read-only page that can be sent to a partner or dropped into a campaign recap. Shared charts preserve the selected metric, timeframe, and presentation without exposing the rest of your dashboard.
Network branding now carries through to individual show and campaign pages, with per-page overrides when a project needs its own look. Public profiles also gained Top Content, cluster-sourced custom stats, stronger social metadata, and publication-style cards for article coverage.
Stories can now be included even after they expire. Add an external Story, set its original date, attach or replace the creative, preview it in a lightbox, and keep the source link with the rest of the campaign evidence.
Networks can compare hosts across shows with consolidated audience and social reach, search and sort the roster, and export the view for planning or sales conversations.
Campaign reporting became more flexible with Air Checks, earned media value, customizable share links, and a stronger cluster editor.
Override a cluster title, add editorial annotations, paste many external URLs at once, copy clusters between shows, and export the underlying content URLs. These controls make it faster to turn a busy campaign into a clean narrative.
Create different views of the same cluster for a sponsor, partner, or internal team. Each share link can control visible metrics, branding, sections, and earned media value without changing the source cluster.
Connect Listener data to supported AI tools from a dedicated settings page. The new guide provides the server details and step-by-step setup for ChatGPT and Claude in one place.
Analyze podcast and YouTube content for ad reads, review matched evidence in a focused drawer, filter results, and connect verification back to campaigns. Cross-channel checks make it easier to show what ran and where.
Campaign reports can now translate cross-platform reach into an estimated media value. Set network defaults, override rates by show, control whether EMV appears on shared pages, and keep the calculation consistent from a cluster to the campaign total.
We brought reporting, automations, campaigns, and another major podcast host into a more connected workspace.
Connect Omny Studio to bring shows, episodes, downloads, and audience performance into Listener. Omny data now flows through dashboards, reports, campaign views, clusters, public stats, and scheduled updates.
Create, organize, preview, and relaunch reports from a dedicated workspace. Automations gained reusable configuration, clearer delivery status, dynamic titles, and more dependable Slack and email delivery.
Set the CPM assumptions used for audio, video, social, and other cluster content so estimated value reflects the way your organization prices media.
Create campaign timelines, connect episode clusters, manage planned and published placements, edit dates inline, and keep delivery metrics attached to the right campaign. Drafts and reconciliation checks protect work as plans change.
Comparison tools, campaign analytics, and a guided setup made it easier for teams to get from raw data to a useful story.
Select multiple shows in network analytics to compare podcast, social, and cluster performance in the same view. The same comparison scope can carry into the report builder and scheduled reports.
New accounts now move through a focused onboarding flow that helps them choose the right workspace, add a show, and invite collaborators before landing in the full product.
Campaign pages gained a dedicated analytics view with platform breakdowns, performance totals, and CSV export. Teams can move from a calendar of placements to a measurable cross-channel recap.
Public campaign pages and broader podcast-platform coverage made Listener useful across more shows and more reporting workflows.
Display settings now give owners direct control over the analytics, sections, and connected platforms shown to visitors, with an owner preview to check the final page before sharing.
Simplecast, Transistor, and ART19 content can now be loaded directly into clusters with podcast-specific dates, artwork, and listener metrics. Lazy loading keeps larger episode histories manageable.
Publish a campaign index or detailed campaign page under a Listener profile so partners can review placements, creative, and performance without signing in.
Start with Spotify, YouTube, or a manual entry from the same creation flow. Add artwork, select the right content, and see reach totals organized by audio, video, and social channels.
We started the year by making reports easier to build, share, and deliver on a schedule.
Reports and analytics gained a shared set of audience, reach, engagement, and average-performance metrics for YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Beehiiv, and major podcast platforms.
The inventory calendar now supports a 365-day view with clearer availability details, larger bulk plans, and tooltips that make dense schedules easier to read.
Turn a report into a recurring automation and send fresh performance updates to a connected Slack channel. A daily delivery service keeps reports moving without a manual export each time.
Report Builder gained episode-level content, interactive links, combined platform totals, PDF-friendly links, and a public report page designed for sharing beyond the Listener workspace.
Open Listener to explore the newest reporting and campaign workflows.