Audioteka Group sp. z o.o.
Audioteka: Audiobooks/Podcasts
Snapshot
Publisher DNA
What defines Audioteka Group sp. z o.o.?
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Portfolio
What does Audioteka Group sp. z o.o. ship?
Apps
4 apps analysed
Extensive library of professional-grade audiobooks provides a defensible content barrier
- Extensive library of audiobooks and podcasts provides high value for users within the monthly subscription
- Aggressive monetization practices force users to pay extra for specific titles despite having an active subscription
Analysis in progress
- The library offers interesting content focused on personal development and life coaching for motivated users
- Frequent application crashes and instability issues prevent consistent usage across various mobile device configurations
Distributed across 4 markets, strongest in Americas.
Based on 3 of 4 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (2)
- United States3 / 3
- Mexico1 / 3
Europe (2)
- Germany3 / 3
- Spain1 / 3
Core markets (3/3 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
38/100
Avg sentiment score
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Who does Audioteka Group sp. z o.o. compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(2)
Both platforms compete for the same audiobook audience by offering free access to large content libraries. They overlap directly in the fiction and audiobook streaming segments.
Legimi competes by offering a subscription-based model that bundles ebooks and audiobooks, directly challenging the individual title purchase model Audioteka uses for the same audience of book and audio consumers.
Contenders(3)
Audibook competes for the same audiobook consumer base by offering offline listening and a multi-language library, directly overlapping with Audioteka's core utility.
Audioteka and Audiolibrix both serve the Czech and Slovak audiobook markets by combining individual title purchases with integrated podcast libraries. They compete directly for users seeking a centralized platform for long-form audio content.
Baltos lankos Audio competes for the same audiobook listener segment by offering direct in-app purchases and offline playback, mirroring Audioteka's core utility.
Same space(33)
Amazon Music competes for the same audience by bundling audio content with Prime memberships.
This app provides a library of public domain classics for readers seeking free English literature.
Audible competes for the same premium audiobook listeners by leveraging a massive content library and WhisperSync technology to create high switching costs.
Barnes & Noble NOOK competes for the same audience by providing a comprehensive digital storefront and reader.
BookBeat competes for the same audience by offering a multi-format library with cross-device synchronization.
LibriVox targets the same audiobook audience by providing a volunteer-driven, free library of public domain titles.
AlphaNovel competes for romance and fantasy readers through exclusive content and AI-driven promotion.
Castbox competes for the same podcast-listening audience by offering cross-platform synchronization and migration tools for power users.
Bound targets the same power-user audience by offering a one-time purchase model for DRM-free file management.
My Books targets the same audience by offering a curated collection of classic and public domain literature.
ElevenReader targets the same audio-consumption audience by converting documents into high-fidelity AI audio.
BookPlayer serves the same power-user audience by focusing on local-file management and server-agnostic integrations.
AstraNovel captures high-intent fiction readers through an ad-supported library and one-tap offline reading.
My Passion targets romance and fantasy readers with a mix of reading and listening options.
@Voice provides a hands-free listening experience for users who need to convert text documents into audio.
Apple Books serves the same audience by acting as a centralized, subscription-free hub for digital books and audiobooks.
Kobo offers an integrated library of ebooks and audiobooks for readers seeking a digital companion.
EPUB Reader serves users who need a customizable, multi-format tool for reading and listening.
Knigorad provides a free fiction library for readers seeking daily chapter updates.
Libby serves the same audience by providing free access to digital audiobooks through institutional library partnerships, bypassing the subscription model.
PocketBook serves readers who need a multi-format tool that syncs with dedicated E Ink hardware.
Podbean serves the same audience by combining a feature-rich player with professional hosting tools for creators.
Prologue serves the same power-user audience by providing a specialized interface for self-hosted media servers.
Chirp Audiobooks competes for the same price-sensitive audience by offering a transaction-based model without recurring subscriptions.
Kobo competes for the same power-user segment by integrating its app with dedicated e-reader hardware.
ReadEra offers a versatile, ad-free environment for users who manage personal document collections alongside audio content.
eBoox provides a clean, ad-free reader for users managing diverse document formats.
Readink targets the same fiction-reading demographic with daily serialized updates for romance and fantasy genres.
Everand targets the same avid reader demographic by offering a multi-format subscription service for audiobooks and ebooks.
Spotify captures the same podcast and audio audience by using personalized discovery algorithms to drive daily engagement.
Wehear captures the same audiobook audience by offering unique hardware integrations for wearables and cars.
Audiobooks.com competes for the same audience by offering a massive catalog of titles with a hybrid free and subscription model.
Storytel competes for the same audience by allowing users to toggle between reading and listening formats for a single title.
New entrants(4)
Kirshigo competes for the same power-user audience by providing a premium player for personal media files.
Aloud competes for the same audience by providing a text-to-speech reader for a large, pre-loaded library.
This app targets students and language learners by synchronizing text with audio for classic literature.
FreeAudiobooks provides a library of modern stories for users seeking quick access to audio content.
