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Let's Make A Podcast review

Freemium#3 of 23 in Podcast Guest Booking Software

A free web marketplace that combines guest discovery, pitching, messaging, and booking workflows.

8.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Let's Make A Podcast is a web-based marketplace and toolkit for podcast hosts and guests. Hosts can create show pages, describe the guests they want, browse profiles, send invitations, message candidates, and schedule recordings. Guests can create one-sheets, browse shows, pitch hosts, and track pitches and bookings in a pipeline. Its fit-based browsing, searchable directory, and application form builder make it suited to people seeking a shared workflow for podcast guest discovery and booking.

The Free plan costs $0 USD always and includes a host or guest profile, show and guest browsing, pitches and invitations, in-app messaging, scheduling with calendar invites, and public one-sheet and show pages. Guest Pro is planned to add unlimited pitches, priority placement, one-sheet analytics, reusable pitch templates, and a featured guest badge. AI Booking Concierge is planned to add personalized pitches, AI show research, pitch approval before sending, managed replies and scheduling, and cancellation at any time. The published plan structure also states that the service is free during early access and charges no booking fees.

The product’s main strength is its focused marketplace workflow: profiles, fit-based matching, outreach, messaging, booking pipeline tracking, scheduling, and public pages sit in one web service. It is especially suitable for independent hosts and guests who want discovery and outreach tools without booking fees. Buyers should also note the narrower platform scope and calendar behavior: Let's Make A Podcast is web-based, and calendar invites are supported, while one-way or two-way calendar synchronization is not verified. It is less suitable for teams seeking a broader production suite or a currently active paid-tier structure.

Let's Make A Podcast pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes profiles, matching, messaging, scheduling, and pipeline tracking
    • Supports both guest pitching and host invitations in one workflow
    • Public one-sheets, show pages, and application forms support discovery
  • Where it doesn't
    • Paid tiers are planned and are not currently live or charging
    • The service is available on the web only
    • Calendar invites are confirmed, but calendar synchronization is not specified

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