Futureproof Founder Podcast
Why it fits
- Its listeners are your buyers
- It books guests like you
- It covered your topic this year
Your prospects are listening to your competitor’s podcast interviews.
Pod Intros books you on the shows your buyers already trust. Just show up and talk, fully prepared.
How many interviews would you like to do a month?
- Free, no card
- No call
- 3 matches in about a minute
A guest interview is published every
1.15s
74,864 a day. None of them are you, yet.
1,048,102 episodes, 18–31 August 2026. Source: the Pod Engine index.
- Hayley Dickson talked financial wellness for women on The Running Wine Mom
- Mark Cross talked from windowless call centers to 100k followers on The Marketing B-Sides
- Tom Vander Well talked listening as a soft skill on That Will Nevr Work Podcast
- Julie Morris talked a psychological safe workplace on The Inspire Podcast
- Christian Mosley talked a broken sales process on The Limitless Leadership Podcast
- Beau Dromiack talked the architect’s journey on Build Your Success
- Alicia Miller talked Qualified Opportunity Zones 2.0 on PassivePockets: The Passive Real Estate Investing Show
- Todd Dexheimer talked why bigger deals are easier on The Next-Level Income Show
- Asaf Katz talked why cold outreach is dead on Futureproof Founder Podcast
- A.J. Titus talked what has kept Signarama growing on FranCast by UFG
- Latham Thomas talked self-care strategies on The Marie Forleo Podcast
For people whose buyers need to trust them before they pay.
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Founders
Investors and early customers look you up before they reply.
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Consultants and fractional execs
Clients hire you after hearing how you think.
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Authors in a launch window
An hour on one idea is how books get bought.
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B2B firms
Buyers hear your people before the first call.
Selling a $20 product to a mass market? This won’t pay for itself.
Sound like you? See three shows that would book you.
How it works
You talk. We handle everything before that.
You
Forty minutes of what you know
A host your buyers trust
Still publishing, books guests like you
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Matched.
We find the shows your buyers already listen to.
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Booked.
Pitched from your inbox, with follow-ups.
Your pricing episode, and three years of outcome pricing
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You Mon 09:12
Your episode on pricing: your guest said nobody in services charges by outcome. We have done it for three years, and I have the churn numbers.
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Follow-up, sent for you Thu 08:40
Still keen if it is useful. The numbers fit on one page if you want them first.
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The host Thu 15:02
Yes please. We record Thursdays; does the 14th or the 21st work?
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Prepped.
A one-page brief before you record.
Prep brief
Your brief
Records Thu 14th
- Host style
- Warm, fast, interrupts to dig in. Likes a number in the first two minutes.
- Likely questions
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- “Why does everyone underprice?”
- “What did you get wrong first?”
- Your angles
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- The 40-person-firm pricing story
- the one metric that matters
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Pricing
Agencies charge $4,000 a month or more. Pod Intros is $999 a quarter.
Cost of one quarter
$999 / quarter
- Matching to shows that book guests like you
- Pitches from your own inbox, with follow-ups
- A one-page brief before every recording
- No cap on appearances
4 booking offers in your first quarter, or your money back.
Get 3 free matches Fewer than four offers in 13 weeks and we refund the quarter.
Start with your free matches. Upgrade when you want them booked.
Everything an agency does. Then what it can’t.
We built Pod Engine, the podcast index agencies pay for. Software does their staff hours, so the overhead goes.
| What you get | A booking agency | Pod Intros |
|---|---|---|
| The same job, done better | ||
| Shows analyzed for your match | The few they know | Every active one |
| Podcast data | Bought in | Our own |
| Pitches | By hand | From your inbox |
| Follow-ups | By hand | Automatic |
| Tracking | A monthly report | Live |
| Starts | In weeks | Today |
| Contract | A monthly retainer | One quarter at a time |
| Only with Pod Intros | ||
| A prep brief before every recording | No | Yes |
| Four booking offers in your first quarter, or your money back | No | Yes |
| Three real matches before you pay | No | Yes |
| One quarter | $12,000–24,000 | $999 |
A typical booking agency, at typical published rates per quarter. Some agencies offer more.
One appearance does five jobs.
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Forty minutes in front of your buyers.
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Something to post, every time.
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A recommendation from someone they already listen to.
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An hour with a host who knows your industry.
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One show leads to the next.
Three real matches, free. No card, no call.
Questions people ask first.
Do the pitches really come from my inbox?
Yes. Each pitch goes from your own email address. Approve every one, or let them send. Follow-ups are automatic if you want them, until the host replies or says no.
What do I have to do?
Pick a date when a host says yes, then show up and talk. Before each recording you get a one-page brief: how the host runs the show, what they will probably ask, and which of your stories to tell.
What if I get fewer than four booking offers?
We refund the quarter. We only pitch shows that have booked guests like you recently, which is why we can put a number on it.
How is this different from a booking agency?
Agencies take a few weeks to start and report monthly. Pod Intros runs from the day you sign up, on the podcast data agencies already buy from our parent company, podengine.ai.
What does it cost to start?
Nothing. You get three real podcast matches, why each one fits and what you would talk about, with no card and no call. It is $999 a quarter when you want them booked.
Who is it not for?
If you sell a $20 product to a mass market, this won’t pay for itself.
Host 00:58:12
Last question. How did you end up on this show?
You 00:58:16
Pod Intros found it, pitched it and prepped me.
Your turn. See three real shows that would book you, and why each one fits. It takes about a minute. No card, no call.
Get 3 free matches