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Auphonic

Web service that automatically levels, denoises and masters audio for podcasts, video and audiobooks.

How the 7.6 was reached

  1. Quality of output7/10

    Independent 9.33/10 across 245 verified reviews, noting broadcast-standard loudness and noise removal. smallest.ai

  2. Ease of use9/10

    Free 2 hours of audio a month with signup requiring no payment details. auphonic.com

  3. Pricing value7/10

    Free monthly hours, 20% yearly discount and non-expiring one-time credits; plan prices not detailed in the facts. auphonic.com

  4. API and integration quality9/10

    REST API with interactive reference, CLI, webhooks, Zapier, n8n and watch folders. auphonic.com

  5. Solves the problem it claims to solve6/10

    Independent review says it works well on decent recordings but cannot rescue phone-quality audio and lacks fine-tuning. podcastengineers.com

7.6/10 is the mean of the 5 criteria that apply. Scored on the five-criteria rubric v1, 29 September 2026. How scoring works

Pricing

Free
€0
  • 2 hours per month
  • Jingle on output
S
€4.99/month
  • 9 hours
M
€9.99/month
  • 21 hours
L
€19.99/month
  • 45 hours
  • XL €44.99 for 100h and XXL €99.99 for 250h also offered
  • One-time credits never expire

Key Features

  • Noise and reverb reduction
  • Intelligent leveler and loudness targets
  • Filler word, cough and silence cutting
  • Speech-to-text, shownotes, subtitles and chapters
  • REST API, CLI, webhooks, Zapier, n8n and watch folders

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Independent score of 9.33/10 across 245 reviews
  • Free 2 hours a month, no payment details at signup
  • Rich automation: API, CLI, webhooks and watch folders
  • Clear tiered prices and non-expiring credits, with 20% off yearly

Cons

  • Free output carries a jingle
  • Independent review says it cannot rescue phone-quality audio
  • Lacks fine-tuning controls
  • Hour-based caps can pinch heavy publishers
Verdict

Auphonic suits podcasters and video makers with decent recordings who want hands-off loudness and cleanup. People who need manual fine control or rescue of poor audio should look elsewhere. The free tier makes it easy to try.

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