PodPitch for creators and guests
Last updated: October 2026
PodPitch lets creators, authors and experts pitch themselves as podcast guests without spending their week on email. It finds shows that fit their topic, writes a personalized pitch in their voice for each host, and follows up automatically. Cindy Anderson of Soulpiphany says it saves her at least 20 hours a week.
Upload a few samples of your writing and PodPitch drafts every pitch in your style, mentioning the host’s most recent episode so it reads as handwritten. Follow-ups then send in the same thread until the host replies, and you can review every draft before it goes out.
A solo guest usually has no assistant to research shows or chase replies. PodPitch fills that role: it indexes 3.85 million podcasts with verified host emails and drafts 100% unique emails with zero templates.
You do not need podcast experience. A clear story about what you can teach an audience is enough, and PodPitch’s match score helps first-time guests start with well-matched shows.
Describe your topic and the audiences you want to reach.
Upload writing samples so drafts sound like you.
Approve pitches and send from your own email.
Let automatic follow-ups chase quiet hosts.
Answer warm replies with drafted responses.
20+ hours saved a week
“I am pitching myself to podcasts and PodPitch saves me a whole bunch of time. It builds the emails. I'm going to say that I probably save at least 20 hours of work a week using PodPitch.”
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