The scoping call
Thirty minutes on audience, guests, cadence and what a good episode sounds like to you. A written, itemised fee follows within two business days.
Bellowcast · Branded B2B podcasts
Every episode is cut at one desk in Davie, Florida.
We record, edit, sound-design and publish your company’s podcast, and we invoice it as one flat fee per season or per batch of episodes.
Shows we makeSoftware, law and accounting, manufacturing, healthcare and commercial real-estate teams. Weekdays 8:30am–5:30pm.
The season, station by station
From the first mic check to the scheduled drop
Five stations, worked in one room by the same pair of ears. Nothing is outsourced to a queue, and nothing leaves the building until it plays well through car speakers and cheap earbuds alike.
- Station one
Record
Remote or in person, each voice captured on its own track.
- Station two
Multitrack edit
Breaths, false starts and tangents cut by ear, not by a silence filter.
- Station three
Sound design
Theme, stings, room tone, then a loudness pass to −16 LUFS.
- Station four
Show notes
Summary, timestamps, guest links and a full transcript.
- Station five
Publish
Hosting, RSS, Apple and Spotify submission, scheduled releases.
What the fee actually buys
One invoice for the season, not one per revision
Agencies bill by the hour and a podcast is nothing but hours. We price the batch, put the scope on page one of the proposal, and keep two rounds of revisions per episode inside it.
Fixed fee, fixed finish line
Your package covers recording, editing, sound design, show notes and publishing for the episodes named in the proposal.
Section only a podcast studio has
What lands in your delivery folder
Every episode ships as the same tidy set, so your marketing, legal and sales teams always know where to look.
- Master WAV
- 48 kHz / 24-bit
- Distribution MP3
- −16 LUFS stereo
- Show notes
- Summary, timestamps, links
- Transcript
- Editable, for compliance review
- Cover art
- 3000 × 3000 px
- Raw multitracks
- Yours to keep
The shape of a season
How a season gets made
Three phases, each with a clear owner and a date. You make the guest list; we make everything else.
Recording weeks
We schedule guests, send a one-page prep sheet, run levels and cue every session. Sessions are recorded on separate tracks, remotely or in person.
Delivery
First cuts return five business days after each recording. Two revision rounds, then we publish and hand you the folder.
Start with the scoping call
Prefer a voice? Ring (954) 931-0746, weekdays 8:30am–5:30pm.
“A B2B podcast is a long conversation with a customer who isn’t ready to buy yet. Our job is to make it worth the listen.”
Who we make shows for
Companies with a long sales cycle
- Software & SaaS
- Customer-interview series and product-launch diaries.
- Law & accounting firms
- Plain-English briefings, cut with a compliance reader in mind.
- Manufacturers & distributors
- Shop-floor stories for buyers who never visit the shop floor.
- Healthcare & benefits groups
- Patient-facing and provider-facing shows, kept apart.
- Commercial real estate
- Market commentary and deal-room conversations, weekly or monthly.
In-house, freelancer or studio
The case against the borrowed laptop
Plenty of marketing teams start by editing the show themselves. Here is where that tends to stop working.
A second pair of ears
The person who books the guests is rarely the best judge of the edit. We only judge the edit.
A signal chain that never changes
Same processing, same loudness target, so episode one and episode thirty-one sound like one show.
A calendar that holds
Editing doesn’t slip when the product launch eats your week. Cuts arrive five business days after recording.
A fee you can forecast
Freelancers bill overages and agencies bill retainers. We bill the batch, itemised before we start.
A clean exit
You keep the masters, the raw tracks and the RSS feed, handed over with the final invoice if you ever move on.
Fees
Flat fees, written down before we record
Start with a pilot, move to batches, or launch a full season in one go.
Pilot reel
$1,380
flat, for two episodes
- Two episodes, up to 45 min raw each
- Edit, sound design, loudness pass
- Show notes and transcript
Batch of four
$2,340
per batch of four episodes
- Same edit chain as your pilot
- Scheduled publishing
- Five-day turnaround per cut
Season launch
$4,860
flat, for the whole launch
- Eight episodes plus a trailer
- Theme music, cover art, RSS set-up
- Apple and Spotify submission
Recording day
$690
per half-day session
- Up to three guests
- Engineer, mics and levels handled
- Remote guests or in person
Invoiced once by email. Pay by card, ACH or check. Need something bigger, such as a twelve-episode season or multiple shows? Ask for a quote.
Contact the studio
Tell us about the show you’d like to hear
A paragraph is plenty: who it’s for, who you’d invite, how often. We reply by the next business day with times for a scoping call.
Call
(954) 931-0746
Write
info@bellowcast.com
Hours
Weekdays 8:30am–5:30pm
4394 Sw 131 Ave
Davie, FL 33330
Questions a careful buyer asks
Do we need our own recording gear?
No. Remote guests record through a link we send, with a one-page mic guide. For sharper audio, book a recording day.
How many revision rounds are included?
Two per episode, inside the fee. A third round is billed at a flat rate we quote up front.
Can your edits go through legal review?
Yes. Each cut ships with a transcript so reviewers can mark up text rather than listen through the audio.
Who owns the masters and the feed?
You do. Masters, raw multitracks and the RSS feed are yours from the first invoice.