EchoWave Podcast Editor review
An affordable transcript editor with multitrack production and video publishing tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
EchoWave Podcast Editor is a browser-based editing tool for podcast creators, interview hosts, solo publishers, and production teams. Its central workflow turns transcript edits into audio edits, allowing creators to cut recordings by deleting text. It also includes automatic filler-word and silence removal, a multitrack timeline for music and advertising, browser-based recording, audio and video format imports, audiograms, waveform visualizers, and captioned video export. The product runs on the web, Windows, and macOS.
Pricing covers a useful range of publishing needs. The Free plan costs $0 and includes the full editor, a multitrack timeline, 90+ free tools, 720p exports with a small badge, and up to 60 minutes per video. Basic costs $19 per seat per month with monthly billing or $9 per seat per month with annual billing; it adds 1080p Full HD exports, watermark-free videos, no upload size limits, and high priority rendering. Pro costs $39 monthly or $17 with annual billing and adds 2K and 4K exports, AI subtitles in 86 languages, AI voiceovers, voice cloning, and a brand kit. Business costs $99 monthly or $69 annually per seat, adding 8K exports up to 120 fps, team seats, collaboration, unlimited renders, storage and exports, and dedicated support.
EchoWave’s strongest fit is a transcript-first production process that also needs video packaging. The combination of transcript editing, multitrack timelines, audiograms, captions, and browser recording gives solo publishers and small production teams a broad path from recording to distribution. The paid tiers make more sense when export quality, watermark-free video, AI subtitle languages, voice features, or team collaboration matter. Buyers focused on detailed noise-reduction workflows should compare alternatives with that emphasis. EchoWave is a practical choice for affordable transcript-based editing, but less compelling when advanced audio cleanup is the primary requirement.
EchoWave Podcast Editor pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Transcript editing with automatic filler-word and silence removal
- Free plan includes a full editor and multitrack timeline
- Paid tiers add captions, audiograms, and higher-resolution exports
- Where it doesn't
- The Free plan limits exports to 720p with a small badge
- Advanced export and collaboration features require paid tiers
- Its feature set is less suited to noise-reduction-focused workflows
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