Hosting, guest booking, show notes, automations, transcripts, and a guest portal that guests actually use. One workspace. Every show. Every role on your team.
Here's an overview of your podcast network.
Trusted by independent shows and small networks
Each feature works alone. They get noticeably better together - because they share the same shows, guests, and team.
Guests pick a time. You stay out of the back-and-forth.
Tour the featureCollaborative editor for hosts, producers, and editors.
Tour the featureWhen this happens, do that. Every episode, every show.
Tour the featureReusable variables that pull live episode and guest data.
Tour the featureShow notes, emails, social posts. Shared across shows.
Tour the featureSpeaker-labelled, timestamped, searchable. Clip in a click.
Tour the featureEvery guest you've recorded with. Attribution stays put.
See the networkSub-second feed reads. Keep your URL when you switch.
On this pageSend one link. Guests pick a time, fill in their topic, and land in a magic-link prep workspace before you even say hello.
A real-time editor scoped to one episode. Host drafts, producer fact-checks, editor cleans, guest adds links. No more email-the-Google-Doc.
Maya Chen is a research lead at Sonic Labs and host of Wavefront. She's spent the last decade building the audio tooling everyone else's podcast runs on.
Event-driven rules with triggers, filters, and stacked actions. Email a guest, hit a webhook, update a field - usually all three.
Templates hold the structure. Magic tags fill in the live data. A 50-episode season ends up feeling like one well-run episode.
Write a tag once - PodcasterPlus expands it everywhere it appears. Emails, show notes, social drafts, automations.
Hi guest.first_name,
You're booked for episode.title on recording.starts_at.
Your prep doc lives at guest.portal_url - drop in any topics you'd like to dig into.
Build a show notes format, a guest prep email, a publish-day tweet - once. Share it across the network, version it, evolve it.
Today on show.name, show.host_name sits down with guest.full_name, guest.bio_one_line.
We get into:
Links: episode.links_md
Speaker-labelled transcripts land in the episode the moment audio uploads. Find a quote, clip it, drop it in show notes - without leaving the page.
Tell me about the Sales pushback. You said it surprised you.
They'd been remixing the wordmark in pitch decks for ten years. To them, the logo was a personalisation feature.
So we didn't kill the customisation. We replaced it with a deck template that did the same job, only correctly. Pushback went to zero in a week.
Three rules - give them to me.
Guests are people, not show records. The directory follows them across every podcast in your network - without leaking access between shows.
Your feed lives at feed.podcasterplus.com, cached at the edge in 300+ cities. Apple, Spotify, and Overcast read it as fast as listeners refresh.
Hosts, producers, editors, guests - proper roles and per-show membership, so a studio of fifteen doesn't share one Calendly login.
Paste your existing RSS URL. We import every episode, file, transcript, and podcast tags. Existing subscribers don't notice a thing - same show, same numbers, better tooling.
"I went from a Sunday-night dread of show notes to a Tuesday-morning twenty minutes. That's a real day of my life back, every week."
"We replaced Calendly, Buzzsprout, three Notion templates, and a Zapier graveyard with one tab. Our producer cried, in the good way."
"Booking links are the polite version of stalking your guest's calendar. Mine has booked 41 episodes without a single email back-and-forth."
Pick the plan that suits your podcast.
Prices in USD. 14-day free trial on paid tiers - no card required. Cancel anytime.
Kick the tires before you commit. Two lifetime episodes, the full feature surface. Two lifetime episodes, one seat, one booking link, three automation rules. Upgrade only when you outgrow it.
Each feature works on its own - you can use Booking Links with another host, run Show Notes alongside Buzzsprout, or migrate your feed without ever opening Automations. They get noticeably better together because they share the same shows, guests, and team - but nothing forces you to switch all at once.
It stays alive. We proxy your existing URL during the cutover, then your canonical feed
becomes feed.podcasterplus.com - no listener sees a gap, no directory has to re-fetch.
Same RSS GUIDs, same downloads, same subscribers.
Members are workspace-level; roles are per-show. Anna can be editor on three shows and have no access to a fourth. Owner, admin, producer, editor, host, and guest each see only what they need to - attribution travels with the person, access stays scoped to the show.
Yes. Build the rule once, filter by show inside the rule. Four shows, one source of truth, no copy-paste. Magic tags resolve per-show, so the same template emails the right host's guest with the right show's branding.
No lock-in. Export your episodes, transcripts, show notes, and RSS at any time, and your feed URL goes with you. We treat data portability as a launch requirement, not a nice-to-have.
14 days, no card required, full access to every feature on this page. Cancel inside the dashboard or just let it expire - we don't pull a card you never gave us.
Start on the free tier - no card required. Bring your existing feed, or start a new one.
