Podcast production for companies

You record.
We make the podcast.

Send us your team’s recording. We edit it, add music, mix and master it, and return one episode ready to publish. Nobody on your team opens an editor.

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Why radio.app.

Nobody on your team opens an editor. And four more things you can count on.

  • Your words stay yours.

    We remove noise, repeats and pauses. The words, the opinions and the order of the conversation stay as recorded unless your notes ask for a specific cut.

  • A sound of your own.

    The Season and Show plans include your own theme and transitions.

  • Every voice, one level.

    We clean and level each voice so a guest on a laptop microphone and a host on a studio microphone sit together in one episode, though a better recording always gives a better result.

  • A calendar agreed up front.

    For a season or an ongoing show we fix the delivery dates before the first recording, so every episode has its day.

One production.
Every detail covered.

You bring the content. We handle production.

  1. A host and a guest in headphones talk across a walnut broadcast desk into microphones with radio.app flags, the radio.app logo lit on the slatted wall behind them.

    Your recording.

    In a studio, in a meeting room or on a video call: a USB microphone, a headset or a phone is enough. One track per person gives the cleanest result.

  2. A sound editor follows a live recording from the control room; through the glass, a host and a guest talk into radio.app microphones.

    Clean the recording.

    Room echo, air conditioning, knocks and clicks come out; the voices stay natural.

    Edit for the ear.

    Hesitations, repeats and long silences go, while each speaker keeps their meaning and their way of speaking.

  3. A voice artist in headphones reads the show’s idents from a tablet into a condenser microphone behind a pop filter, beside the lit radio.app logo.

    Give the show a sound.

    An intro, an outro and transitions with music that fits your show; on Season and Show plans, a theme of your own.

  4. An audio engineer in headphones mixes an episode at a large console, loudness meters on the screen; through the glass, the booth with the radio.app logo.

    Mix and master.

    Every voice at the same level and the music never on top of anyone, mastered to −16 LUFS with true peaks below −1 dBTP.

Your part. You record and decide.

  • Choose what the show is about

    Topics, hosts and guests are yours. Content strategy and guest booking stay with your team.

  • Publish and promote

    Hosting, publishing and promotion stay with you; each episode comes back ready for the platform you use.

Podcast production, in full

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The delivery spec

Every episode, measured before it leaves.

−16LUFS
Integrated loudness, ±1 dB. Measured to ITU-R BS.1770. It is the level Apple Podcasts recommends; Spotify recommends −14 LUFS.
−1dBTP max
True peak, never above −1 dBTP. The ceiling Apple Podcasts asks for, so the file keeps headroom when platforms re-encode it.

Loudness for podcasts, explained

Made for the conversations your company already has.

  • Expert interviews

    Conversations with customers, partners and specialists that make your company a reference in its field.

  • Customer stories

    A show with cases, news and advice that keeps the relationship going between one purchase and the next.

  • Internal updates

    News and stories from your team, told by the people who live them.

Three steps. Three ways to start.

One episode, an ongoing show or a full season. Every quote is written for your show before you commit.

  1. 1

    Request a quote.

    Tell us what you want to record, who it’s for and how often. We reply with scope and timing.

  2. 2

    Send your recording.

    Once the scope is agreed, send your audio and any editing notes. We take care of production.

  3. 3

    Review your episode.

    Review the edit through the agreed revision process, then receive the final file ready to publish.

  1. Episode, To try it.

    • One episode produced end to end
    • The same sound standard as a full season
    • The way to try it before a season
    Quote one episode
  2. Show, To keep going.

    • Episodes every week or every month
    • A sound your listeners recognise
    • Agreed cadence and turnaround
    Quote a show
  3. Season, The full production.

    • Pre-production: format, structure and sound agreed before the first recording
    • Complete audio imaging: theme, jingles and transitions made for your show
    • A series of episodes delivered on a schedule
    Quote a season

Compare the plans

Questions, answered.

What teams ask before they request a quote.

What do we need to record with?

Whatever you have: a USB microphone, a headset, a video call or a phone. If each person records their own track, even better.

What exactly do we receive?

One finished file per episode, mastered to −16 LUFS integrated (±1 dB) with true peaks never above −1 dBTP, in the format agreed in your quote.

Can you edit a recording made on a video call?

Yes. If your call tool saves a separate track for each person, send those. If it only saves one mixed file, send that and say so in your notes.

Do you write, host or promote the show?

No. We produce the episode. Content strategy, hosting, guests and promotion stay with you, and every episode comes back ready for the platform you use.

What is the difference between production and publishing?

Production turns a recording into a finished file. Publishing puts that file on a podcast host and releases it to listening apps. They are separate jobs and often done by different people.

Is a podcast agency the same as a production company?

Not always. A production company turns your recording into an episode. An agency usually adds strategy, guest booking and promotion, and scopes accordingly.

Find your starting point.

Tell us about your podcast.

Share what you want to record, who it’s for and how often. We’ll reply with a proposed scope and timing.