PodPitch connects to your email and does podcast outreach for you. We find matching shows, draft personalized pitches, and email hosts automatically.
You don't need experience or a big following.
You start showing up in Google and ChatGPT.
It's an app, not an agency. The demo is free.
Not the best demo you've ever seen? Coffee is on us.
"If you're not using PodPitch, you're missing out big time."
Major companies pay PodPitch for podcast outreach. , you should too!
And have been booked on HUGE podcasts:








Aaand have been written aboutin major publications:
You say what you do. We search 4 million podcasts against it while you watch the screen. No slideshow, no case studies about somebody else.
Not a template. The actual message we'd send to an actual host on your list, written in your voice.
Either your topic has shows waiting for it or it doesn't. You'll know before the call ends, which is worth the 15 minutes on its own.
Buy or don't buy. You still walk away knowing which shows would have you and what to say to them.
No credit card. Coffee is on us if we bore you.
You give us your topic. We search 4 million podcast contacts on the call and you watch the shortlist appear. The database runs from The Joe Rogan Experience, Huberman Lab and Crime Junkie all the way down to the small niche shows that actually reply.
You read it. If it sounds like a robot, say so and we fix it while you watch.
If it isn't right for you, we'll say so ourselves. Nobody chases you afterwards.
If it isn't the best product demo you've ever seen, tell us at the end of the call and we'll send you a Starbucks card. No debate. We've sent 237 of them.
That's what our average user books. The range people land in is 5 to 10 a month. Over 3,000 founders, authors, and coaches use it, and 1,764 of them booked a demo from this page.
"PodPitch makes pitching stupid simple. You should take a demo ASAP."
"Seven shows in my first month. I didn't think anyone would want me on."
"The emails sound like me. I change one line and send it."
"It found shows I didn't know existed, and three of them said yes."
Here is the actual reason it works, and why it beats posting more.
A post disappears in a day. An episode sits on Apple, Spotify and YouTube forever, with your name on it.
AI answers are built from what has been written and transcribed about you. Podcast transcripts get read. A guest spot is how you become a name the models can repeat.
The host already has the audience's attention. When they introduce you, that trust transfers in one sentence.
Nobody buys from a banner. People buy from someone they listened to on a drive home.
Three episodes and your name starts returning results that aren't your own website.
Five things people believe about themselves before they book. None of them hold up.
Almost no guest is. Hosts book people who know one thing well, and you already do.
4 million shows publish every week and every one of them needs somebody next Tuesday. The shortage is guests, not shows.
You talk about what you do all day. That's the whole format. The host drives the conversation.
Most people here haven't. The hosts are used to first timers and they're good at it.
Niche is an advantage. A show about your exact corner has a smaller audience that cares far more.
If you can talk about your work for half an hour, you're already a good guest.
That's genuinely the bar. Everything else is finding the right rooms, and that's our job.
Every person who books a demo says a version of the same four things.
And a quiet voice says they must have something you don't. They don't.
This is the one that stops almost everybody, and it's the one that's least true.
There are millions. The ten that would say yes to you this month are in there somewhere.
Your name returns your own website and nothing else. Not because you're not good. Because nobody has handed you a microphone.
Ravi had never been on a podcast and assumed nobody would want him. He runs a logistics company and couldn't picture who would find that interesting.
On the call we put in his topic and the list came back in under a minute. He approved four emails that afternoon, sent from his own inbox. The first host replied the next morning.
"Seven shows in my first month. I genuinely didn't think anyone would have me."
You get the real number in the first five minutes of the call. No contract.
You get the exact number in the first five minutes of the call. No contracts.
One sentence. No prep, no deck, no homework.
4 million shows filtered against your subject while you watch the screen.
An actual message to an actual host on your list, in your words.
No dance, no pressure. Ask anything you want.
No follow up sequence, no closer calls you back. If it's a no, it's a no.
Either you're set up, or you've got a coffee coming.
That's the whole point. You tell us what you do, we find the shows and write the email. There's nothing to work out.
Most people here haven't. Nothing about this assumes you've done it before.
Shows need guests far more than guests need shows. 4 million publish weekly and most are looking.
Fifteen minutes on the call, then you approve drafts. Most people spend under 20 minutes a week.
It goes from your own email address, in your words, and you read every one before it sends.
Cancel any time, no contract. And if the demo itself bores you, coffee is on us.
We built this because we watched good people with real things to say get ignored by an industry that runs on who you already know.
The 15 minutes isn't a sales call. We put your topic in, you watch the shows come back, and you read the first email we'd send on your behalf. If it isn't obviously worth it by minute five, say so and we'll buy you a coffee for the trouble. We've done that 237 times and we'd rather do it again than waste your morning.
Worst case you get a coffee. Best case your next podcast booking is already in motion.
That means you want this to work. Fifteen minutes, no credit card, and a coffee if we waste your time. There's not much left to think about.
No credit card. Cancel any time. Coffee if we bore you.
P.S. If you scrolled straight to the bottom, here's the whole thing in one line: 15 minutes, no credit card, we search 4 million shows against what you do while you watch, and if it bores you we buy the coffee.