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How do I export all of my podcast analytics?

You can download your podcast's analytics as CSV files from the Analytics tab. Each section of the Analytics page has its own Export button, so you export one report at a time rather than everything in a single file.


Exporting a report


  • Go to the Analytics tab for your podcast
  • Click Export next to the section you want
  • Choose a Date Range, or pick Custom Date Range and enter a start and end date
  • Click the download button, for example Download Episodes CSV


Export a section

Download the CSV


The date range options are All Time, This Year, Last Year, Past 365 Days, Past 90 Days, Past 60 Days, Past 30 Days, Past 14 Days, Past 7 Days and Custom Date Range.


What each export contains


  • Episode Breakdown - every episode, with its season, episode number, publish date, total downloads and downloads for each day in the date range
  • Listener Trends - your downloads for all episodes across the date range, grouped by day (less than a year) or by month (a year or more)
  • Episode Comparison - every episode's downloads for each of its first 30 days after publishing, so you can compare episodes side by side. This one has no date range to choose
  • Podcast Players - the podcast apps your audience uses, with downloads per app for each day
  • Global Listener Locations - the countries your listeners are in, with downloads per country for each day


For your most granular downloads data, export the Episode Breakdown with the date range set to All Time.


The Average Downloads per Episode, Estimated Subscribers, Devices and OS and Platforms sections can't be exported.


Private podcasts


For private podcasts, click Export as CSV on the Analytics tab and choose Episode downloads by day or Subscribers' episode counts.


Export private podcast analytics


You can also export the global listener locations for your private podcast.


Using the API or MCP server


You can also pull your analytics programmatically:


  • Transistor API - fetch your download numbers with the analytics endpoints. See the API documentation.
  • Transistor MCP server - connect an AI assistant such as Claude or ChatGPT to your Transistor account and ask it about your analytics. See mcp.transistor.fm.


This is especially useful for networks who wish to query multiple shows at a time.


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Updated on: 26/10/2026

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