Audiobookshelf Review, Pricing & Features

Audiobookshelf is a free, open-source, self-hosted server for organizing, streaming, and syncing your own audiobook and podcast library.

Category
Media & Audio/Video Tools
Pricing
Free (open source), from Free
Verified
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Last updated
July 18, 2026
Founded
2021
Free PlanWeb AppiOSAndroidOpen SourceSelf-Hosted

Overview

Audiobookshelf is a free, open-source, self-hosted media server for audiobooks and podcasts. It is developed by advplyr and distributed under the GPL-3.0 license, with source code available on GitHub. Users typically deploy it themselves via Docker on their own server or NAS.

Key Features

The server supports multiple user accounts with customizable permissions, synchronizes listening progress across devices, and automatically looks up metadata and cover art. It can discover and auto-download new podcast episodes, generate RSS feeds for audiobooks and podcasts, and run scheduled backups.

Audiobookshelf also supports ebook formats including EPUB, PDF, CBR, and CBZ, and can send ebooks to devices such as Kindle.

Platforms

Access is available through a web browser client, plus companion Android and iOS apps (currently in beta) that support offline listening. The project is commonly deployed via Docker.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Completely free and open source with no paid tiers
  • Full ownership and control of your media library via self-hosting
  • Actively developed with a large community (10,000+ GitHub stars)
  • Supports both audiobooks and podcasts in one server

Cons

  • Requires self-hosting knowledge (server setup, Docker)
  • Official mobile apps are still in beta
  • No managed/hosted option is offered by the maintainer directly

Pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Audiobookshelf free?

Yes, it is fully free and open source under the GPL-3.0 license.

Do I need to self-host it?

Yes, Audiobookshelf is designed to be self-hosted, most commonly via Docker.

Are there mobile apps?

Yes, companion Android and iOS apps are available and support offline listening, though they are in beta.

What formats does it support?

Audiobooks and podcasts as audio, plus ebooks in EPUB, PDF, CBR, and CBZ formats.

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