Podcast Clipping Agency for Managed Episode Distribution

A 60-minute episode typically produces 20–40 unique clips. A 2-hour episode can produce 40–80. Each clip targets a different moment, hook angle, and audience pocket. More episode length means more variation and more algorithm tests running simultaneously.

The campaigns page explains the model, showing how episode mining, standalone editing, and creator distribution work as a system. This page is for teams ready to evaluate and hire a managed operator. If you want to understand the process first, start with the campaigns page. If you want to compare what you get from an agency vs doing it yourself, you are in the right place.

Yes. Audio-only episodes are formatted as audiograms with waveform visualizations, word-by-word captions, and branded overlays optimized for vertical short-form feeds. Video episodes perform stronger on average, but well-produced audiograms still generate meaningful reach.

We edit guest moments as a separate clip track. Each guest receives packaged clips they can share with their own audience, exposing the show to entirely new listeners at no extra cost to you. This turns every guest appearance into a distribution event, not just a content asset.

Most podcast campaigns launch in 1–2 days after call once episodes, goals, and moderation rules are clear. The first clips are typically live in-feed within 5 days of the initial strategy call.

Pricing is performance-based: you pay for verified views delivered, not a clip count or monthly editing retainer. Scope is shaped by episode frequency, clips per episode, platform mix, guest-clip needs, and target view volume. Most teams start with a 4-episode test to generate baseline data before scaling.