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Upload your audio. Get 3 captioned vertical clips, a 500-word newsletter, a LinkedIn post, and a tweet thread — every week. Flat pricing, no credits.
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Vertical clips per episode
Captioned 9:16, each scored 0–100 on hook and payoff.
Written outputs per upload
Newsletter, LinkedIn post, thread, show notes.
Of review, not production
Down from the ~6 hours a manual week costs.
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MP3, MP4, M4A, WAV — up to two hours per episode. Paste an RSS feed and we auto-import new episodes hourly.
Diarised transcripts with speaker labels. Click any segment to fix a name, a number, a brand — and the change rolls through every output.
Three vertical clips burned with brand-coloured captions. A 500-word newsletter. A LinkedIn post. A thread. All from the same upload.
Download MP4s, copy markdown, send a client a one-link approval page, or hand a guest a ready-to-share promo kit. Distribution stays yours.
All from one upload, in your brand voice. Edit anything, ship anything.
We pick the most compelling 30–60s moments and burn captions in your brand colors — each scored on hook, payoff, and quotability so you know what to post first. Video episodes use your real footage; audio-only gets brand-styled visuals.
S1 · Maya
92“People want a side, not a strategy.”
S2 · Dev
78“Pricing is a positioning choice.”
S1 · Maya
85“Start where the leverage is.”
Why we stopped chasing every guest
When the show passed a thousand listeners, the math on guest outreach changed overnight. We were spending 6 hours a week on cold emails for conversations that didn't move the needle…
Three things we learned this week:
The metric I track that nobody talks about:
Reply rate to last week's newsletter.
Open rates lie. Click rates lie. If 0.3% of your list hits reply with something more than “thanks”, you're building something real.
That number is the only one I check on Monday morning.
The fastest way to grow an indie podcast in 2026 isn't what you think.
I spent 18 months chasing big-name guests. Reach went up. Subscribers didn't.
The thing that finally worked: stop calling them guests. Call them collaborators.
Three things change when you do that — booking, prep, and post-launch promo.
Pick the audience you ship for. The product reshapes around it.
You're one person with a microphone and a release schedule. Upload the cut, get the clips, the newsletter, and the posts back the same afternoon.
Start solo trial →Same outputs. Same week. The difference is what you do with the time you get back.
These are mockups — your real clips inherit your speakers, captions, and brand colors.
“The riskiest part of starting was telling my old boss.”
“Pricing is a positioning choice, not a math problem.”
“We don’t hire for résumés anymore. We hire for taste.”
“Most growth hacks die. Compound systems don’t.”
“If you can’t name the customer, you don’t have a product.”
“The smartest people I know all have one weirdly specific hobby.”
“Money buys time. Time buys leverage. Leverage buys freedom.”
“Don’t make a podcast. Make a habit your audience defends.”
“The riskiest part of starting was telling my old boss.”
“Pricing is a positioning choice, not a math problem.”
“We don’t hire for résumés anymore. We hire for taste.”
“Most growth hacks die. Compound systems don’t.”
“If you can’t name the customer, you don’t have a product.”
“The smartest people I know all have one weirdly specific hobby.”
“Money buys time. Time buys leverage. Leverage buys freedom.”
“Don’t make a podcast. Make a habit your audience defends.”
Predictable monthly. Cancel from the billing portal any time.
For solo creators getting started.
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For active podcasters shipping weekly.
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For producers running multiple shows.
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The Agency plan adds per-client brand kits and brand voice, white-label share pages, and team seats — so everything your clients see and read looks like it came from them.
Logo, accent colour, watermark — set them per client and they auto-apply to that client's episodes.
Save each client's tone and a sample post. Their newsletters, posts, and threads come back sounding like them — not generic AI.
Drop the PodCut footer and serve client clips from your own brand. Indexable if you want them to be.
Editors can render, trim, and share. Admins manage members and billing. Viewers can preview.
Tag episodes with a client label, filter on the dashboard, jump between brand kits without switching apps.
Send one review link. Clients approve or request changes per clip and post — no login, no email chains.
The fun is in the product. The reliability is in the plumbing. These aren't aspirations — they're how the product is built today.
You own your content
Transcripts, clips, copy — all yours. Always.
No training on your audio
Your episodes never enter a model training run.
Private by default
Share pages are unlisted and noindex unless you opt in.
Every link is revocable
Share, review, and guest links die the moment you revoke them.
Workspace isolation
Every query is scoped to your workspace. No cross-tenant reads.
Activity log
Who uploaded, rendered, reviewed, and invited — on the record.
Press record on your workflow
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