Contact · Denver, CO

you want a show that sounds finished. send us one raw file and we’ll start there.

Tell us what you’re recording and how often. We’ll scope it, quote it per episode or series, and cut a sample from your own audio before you commit a dollar.

01 start a show

tell us about your podcast

Fill in a few details and we’ll reply within one business day with a scope, a per-episode or series rate, and where to drop a file for the sample cut.

No attachments needed yet — if we’re a fit, we’ll send a secure link for your raw file.
Prefer to talk it through? Call (303) 555-0142.

03 finding us

in the Montbello corridor, northeast Denver

Off Peña Boulevard near the Green Valley Ranch exits — a quiet workroom, not a storefront. Record remote or come in; either way, book the slot first.

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04 before you write

the questions we get first

Short answers to what most people ask on that first call. If yours isn’t here, put it in the message.

do i need to record in your studio?

No. Most shows we cut are recorded remotely and the files are uploaded to us. The Montbello room is here if you want to record in person — either way, the edit, mix and master happen with the same two engineers.

how much will my show cost?

Single episodes start at $385. A weekly or biweekly series runs $1,150 per four episodes, and full narrative production is $2,640 per episode. Guest-heavy shows or runtimes over 60 minutes are quoted per show — tell us the details and you’ll get a real number.

what’s the turnaround?

Three to five business days per episode once your files land. Series clients get a fixed slot in the schedule, so delivery stays on the same day each week. Rush inside 48 hours adds 25%.

can i hear what you’d do with my audio first?

Yes. Send one raw file and we’ll cut a short sample from your own recording before you commit. It’s the fastest way to hear the edit, the mix, and the finished sound on your voices — not someone else’s demo.

what exactly lands in my folder?

Distribution-ready MP3 and WAV mastered to −16 LUFS, embedded chapter markers, written show notes, and audiogram clips sized for your platforms — all labelled to your naming convention and ready to drag into your host.