PodZeus
Search and monitor podcast transcripts with AI
What it does
PodZeus turns podcast transcripts into searchable intelligence. Search a growing catalog of 120,000+ processed episodes, find exact timestamped moments, track brand and keyword mentions, review AI-generated episode summaries, monitor topic trends, extract quotes, and export transcripts or insights for research, marketing, content, and competitive intelligence.
Track every brand advertising on the podcasts that matter. Timestamped ad reads, promo codes, sponsor history, and competitor alerts across a ranked cohort of high-signal shows.
Status PodZeus is temporarily unavailable. The service will be back shortly. Search any advertiser across the 7,500 ad-carrying podcasts we track. Every sponsorship we've found, with the ad read, the promo code and the timestamp. Coverage is a choice, not a limit. We rank podcasts by the money and attention moving through them, then monitor that cohort end to end — every sponsor, mention, and trend, with the receipts. The full sponsorship picture across the shows we track — who's advertising where, and where the gaps are. Track your brand, your competitors, and the terms that matter, with alerts as new episodes process. Search 196,000+ analyzed episodes and jump to the exact timestamped…from podzeus.com
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