Turns documents and links into podcasts, narrated video and slides from one credit pool
ListenHub, from a company calling itself MarsWave, takes text, documents, links or images and produces audio, video, image and narrated slide output from the same input. The audio side covers text-to-speech and voice cloning, and podcast generation is the headline use. It ships as a web app plus iOS and Android apps and a Chrome extension, and it exposes documented HTTP endpoints for audio, image and video generation along with a JavaScript SDK, a CLI and agent skills for coding assistants. Everything runs on one credit pool: free gives 10 credits a month, Basic is $12 a month or $9 billed annually for 1,300 credits, Pro $24 or $19 for 2,700 and Max $240 or $200 for 30,000. Usage rights do not change with the plan.
$9/month Basic is the annual rate ($108/year); month-to-month is $12 for 1,300 credits, roughly 5 hours of podcast. Pro $19 annual or $24 monthly, Max $200 annual or $240 monthly. Free tier is 10 credits a month plus 5 daily universal credits, and includes API access.
Use tool ↗ListenHub is broader than the podcast label suggests: one credit pool covers audio, video, images and narrated decks, and the API plus SDK and CLI make it usable as a backend rather than only a web app. Giving even the free tier API access is unusual. The trade-off is that a shared credit pool makes cost forecasting hard when you mix media types.
Watch out: Voice cloning is limited by tier, one voice on Basic and four on Pro, so check the count before planning a multi-host show.
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