Master your podcast in 60 seconds.
PodMaster cleans the noise, balances the EQ and matches loudness to broadcast spec — tuned by ears with 20 years behind the console.
Hear the difference.
No upload required — just press play.
After — PodMaster
one pass, 60 secondssynthesized placeholder clips — swap in real episode audio before launch
Three steps. No session files.
Upload
Drop your episode export — .wav or .mp3, any length.
AI processing
Noise reduction, EQ balance, loudness to broadcast spec.
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Broadcast-ready audio in your inbox.
One studio. Many tools.
Everything is built on the same principle: pro audio results without the pro audio learning curve.
Audio restoration for video creators.
in the workshopPost-processing for recorded meetings.
in the workshopBuilt by a sound engineer with 20 years behind the console — not scraped data.
Live sound. Broadcast. TV. Streaming. That experience is baked into every decision the AI makes.
“Placeholder — beta feedback goes here. A line or two about how the show finally sounds like a real production.”
“Placeholder — beta feedback goes here. Something specific: noise floor, loudness, the time it saved.”
“Placeholder — beta feedback goes here. Why they stopped fiddling with plugins and just upload now.”
Start free. Upgrade when your show does.
Free
- Full quality, no watermark
- 3 episodes a month
- Email delivery
- No account needed
Creator
- Unlimited episodes
- Priority processing
Studio
- Everything in Creator
- Batch processingsoon
- API accesssoon
prices in USD · based on your browser language
Fair questions.
We process, deliver, and delete. Uploads go away after processing; mastered files within 48 hours — all plans, pre-v2.
.wav and .mp3, up to 200 MB on the free tier.
PodMaster is trained on real studio sessions curated by a sound engineer — not generic audio datasets.
PodMaster is optimized for spoken word. Music mastering is on the roadmap.
Yes. Full quality, no watermark, 3 episodes a month. No credit card.
Marcus Bornold — 20 years in live sound, broadcast and TV production.
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