Founded
2014
Starting Price
$0
Category
Audio & Music
Last updated June 28, 2026
About Clyp
Clyp is a cloud-based audio hosting and sharing platform that lets musicians, podcasters, and creators upload, stream, and share audio with a single click. It preserves high-quality WAV uploads for lossless streaming and download, offers embeddable customizable players, and includes collaboration and feedback features for audio projects.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Extremely simple to upload and share audio with a single link
- Preserves lossless WAV quality for streaming and download on premium plans
- Affordable entry pricing starting at $2/month
- Customizable, embeddable player widget for any website
- Global CDN ensures fast, reliable playback
Cons
Key Features
High-quality audio uploads
Upload WAV files and Clyp preserves the original quality for both streaming and download.
One-click sharing
Share audio instantly with a single link across social media, email, and the web.
Embeddable player widget
Embed a customizable audio player on any website so listeners can play content without leaving the page.
Custom branding
Customize the embed player with your own colors and branding, plus custom profile and Clyp links.
Lossless streaming and downloads
Stream and download audio in lossless WAV quality on premium plans.
Global CDN delivery
Each upload is stored and distributed through a global content delivery network for fast playback.
Collaboration and feedback
Get feedback from collaborators or the community to refine your audio work.
Pricing
Free
$0/month
- Upload and share audio
- Standard streaming
- Community access
Basic
$2/month
Best For
Musicians sharing demos
Upload and share works-in-progress or finished tracks in lossless quality for feedback and promotion.
Podcast and sermon hosting
Host audio episodes or sermons and embed them on a website or share via direct link.
Embedding audio on websites
Add a branded, customizable audio player to a blog, portfolio, or business site.
Collaborative audio review
Send audio to collaborators or clients to gather feedback before final release.
