Start with one episode if you want to test the output yourself, or three episodes if you run a producer or agency workflow. Every pilot includes a clean publish-ready draft, show notes, chapter markers, title options, episode descriptions, and manual review.
1 episode
Best for independent hosts and interview shows that want to test whether a cleaner transcript removes publishing friction.
3 episodes
Best for producers, editors, and agencies who need to test consistent output quality across multiple episodes.
You won’t be asked to trust a long-term contract or a vague promise. The pilot is built to validate fit on a real episode, with clear quality expectations upfront.
The pilot is designed for podcasters who do not just need a transcript file. They need a draft they can trust and the publish assets that help the episode go live faster.
The goal is simple: send an episode in, get a cleaner draft and the core publishing assets back quickly enough to keep momentum on the release.
Send the episode audio or recording link, plus any speaker names or terms you want handled carefully.
Get back a clean publish-ready draft, show notes, chapter markers, title options, and episode descriptions.
Review the pilot, use the included revision round if needed, and move into publishing instead of rebuilding the same assets by hand.
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Everything below is meant to answer the practical questions hosts, producers, and agencies usually ask before they send in an episode.
Every pilot includes a clean publish-ready draft, show notes, chapter markers, title options, and episode descriptions. Manual review is included before delivery.
You only need to send the episode audio or a link to the recording. If there are speaker names, brand names, or terms you want handled carefully, include those too.
Yes. The pilot is especially useful for interview and co-hosted shows where speaker labels, proper nouns, and chapter structure usually need the most cleanup.
The turnaround covers the draft and the core publish assets included in the pilot: show notes, chapter markers, title options, and descriptions. It is built for teams who want something fast enough to use in the same publishing workflow.
It means the output is not treated as a raw transcript dump. The draft and assets get a human pass so the result is closer to something you can review and publish.
Every pilot includes one revision round. If the revised delivery still misses the agreed basics you shared upfront, the pilot will be redone or refunded.
Choose the Solo / Host Pilot if you want to test the workflow on one episode first. Choose the Producer / Agency Pilot if you manage multiple episodes, multiple speakers, or client delivery across more than one show.
If the pilot works for your workflow, the next step is simple: keep using it on future episodes or move into a larger ongoing setup based on your publishing volume.
