Pilot reel
$1,380
flat, for two episodes
- Up to 45 min raw per episode
- Edit, sound design, loudness pass
- Show notes and transcript
Services · Fees · What’s inside each one
Five stations, four prices, and every line item written down first.
Recording, multitrack editing, sound design, show notes and publishing, priced as a batch so the invoice never surprises your finance team.
Shows we makeSoftware, law and accounting, manufacturing, healthcare and commercial real-estate teams. Weekdays 8:30am–5:30pm.
The work, itemised
What each station actually does
Every package is built from the same five jobs. Here is what each one covers and what it costs when you need it on its own.
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Recording
Remote guests join through a link with a one-page mic guide; in-person sessions are run by an engineer. Each voice lands on its own track, with levels checked before the first question.
Separate tracks · remote or in person$690per half-day session, up to three guests -
Multitrack editing
Breaths, false starts and tangents cut by ear rather than by a silence filter. We keep the pauses that make a guest sound like a person and lose the ones that make them sound lost.
Two revision rounds per episode$420per episode, up to 45 minutes raw -
Sound design
A theme, stings and room tone matched to your brand, then a loudness pass to −16 LUFS so the show plays evenly in a car and on cheap earbuds.
Theme · stings · −16 LUFS$260per episode, theme composed once per show -
Show notes & transcript
A tight summary, timestamps, guest links and an editable full transcript, so compliance and marketing can mark up text instead of replaying audio.
Summary · timestamps · transcript$95per episode -
Publishing
Hosting, RSS feed, Apple and Spotify submission and scheduled releases, with the feed registered in your name from day one.
Feed in your name$310one-time set-up, then per-release scheduling is included
Bundled, and cheaper that way
Three ways to buy the same five stations
Bundling saves roughly a fifth against the à la carte rates above, and gives you one number to put in a budget.
Season launch
$4,860
flat, for the whole launch
- Eight episodes plus a trailer
- Theme music, cover art, RSS set-up
- Apple and Spotify submission
Batch of four
$2,340
per batch of four episodes
- Same edit chain as your pilot
- Scheduled publishing
- Five-day turnaround per cut
Invoiced once by email. Pay by card, ACH or check. A twelve-episode season or several shows at once? Ask for a written quote.
Extras, priced plainly
The small print, in large print
Things clients ask for after the proposal. Each is a flat figure, quoted before any work begins.
Is this the right studio?
Who we suit, and who should look elsewhere
A good fit
A marketing or comms lead with guests lined up, a sales cycle measured in quarters, and no appetite for learning editing software. You supply the conversation; we supply the finished episode.
A decent fit
Teams with an existing show whose audio drifts from episode to episode. A back-catalogue clean-up and a fixed signal chain usually fixes it.
Not for us
Daily news shows, live broadcasts and consumer entertainment podcasts. Our process is built for considered, scheduled B2B work.
What does “flat fee” cover?
Every episode and deliverable named in the proposal, plus two revision rounds per episode. Anything outside that is quoted before it’s done.
How soon after a recording do we hear a cut?
Five business days, or two with the rush-cut add-on.
Can we start with one episode?
The pilot reel is two episodes, which is the smallest run that lets you judge consistency. Ask on the scoping call if you need to start smaller.
What do we need to bring?
A guest list, a rough cadence and a sense of who should hear the show. We handle the rest, including prep sheets.
Next step
Thirty minutes, a written fee within two business days
Tell us about the show you’d like to hear. We reply by the next business day.