Turn a podcast into a room full of clients
You book the guest and show up. We handle the strategy, the filming, the editing, every clip worth pulling, and publishing it under your name. Three memberships, from $1,400 a month.
Nobody takes a cold call. Everybody says yes to being a guest.
An episode puts you across the table from the person you've been trying to reach for a year — for an hour, with their full attention, at their invitation. The recording is what's left over.
That's why the numbers below don't look like podcast numbers. They're not audience metrics. They're what happened to the businesses.
That episode failed by every metric the podcast industry cares about. It also closed a forty-five-thousand-dollar deal, because one of those thirty people was exactly the right person. Another member closed $7,500 from their very first episode.
Most studios hand you a file. That's where the work actually starts.
A recording sitting on a hard drive has never closed anything. The gap between a good conversation and a client isn't the camera — it's everything that has to happen afterwards, every week, forever. That's the part we do.
- Who to invite
- Strategy starts with your list, not your topic. The right guest is someone you'd want as a client, a partner or a referral source.
- Titles
- Written for search and for the click, not just describing the episode.
- Thumbnails
- Designed per episode and tested against what already works on your channel.
- Descriptions
- Written out properly, with the links and context that make an episode findable.
- Chapter marks
- Added so people can jump to the part they came for.
- Publishing
- Uploaded and scheduled to YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts under your name.
- Clips
- Every short worth pulling, sized and captioned, uploaded to YouTube Shorts.
- Other channels
- Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and Facebook are $100 per channel per month.
Two things kill a business podcast. A membership removes both.
It stops being your job
Most shows die because editing and posting land on the busiest person in the company. Here that work leaves your calendar entirely — you show up, talk, and approve.
It stays consistent
Two or four sessions a month, booked in advance. Consistency is what turns a podcast from a project into a channel, and it's the first thing to slip without a standing date.
It points at revenue
We help you decide who to invite before you decide what to say. Guests you'd want as clients, partners or referral sources — that's what makes the numbers above possible.
How much does a podcast membership cost in Las Vegas?
The Video Podcast Studio offers three monthly memberships: Producer at $1,400 per month, Partner at $2,500 per month, and Principal at $5,000 per month. All three include studio sessions with a dedicated engineer, full episode editing, short-form clips, and complete distribution to YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Producer includes two sessions a month; Partner includes four plus ongoing strategy; Principal adds guest booking done for you and a written article for every episode. One-off studio sessions are $299 and need no membership.
Pick the one that matches how fast you want to move.
Producer
For the business owner building a real show without adding a job to their week.
- 2 studio sessions a month, engineer included
- Full episode editing
- 20 short-form clips
- Complete distribution to YouTube, Spotify and Apple
- An intro strategy session on who to invite
Partner
For the business treating the show as a sales channel, not a marketing project.
- 4 studio sessions a month, engineer included
- Full episode editing
- 40 short-form clips
- Complete distribution to YouTube, Spotify and Apple
- Quarterly strategy as well as the intro session
- Guest outreach support — we help you build the list
- Priority scheduling
Principal
For the business that wants the calendar filled and the writing handled too.
- Everything in Partner
- We book your guests — outreach, scheduling, confirmations
- A written article for every episode
- Ongoing strategy, not quarterly
Memberships start with a conversation, not a checkout. We want to know what a new client is worth to you before you spend anything — and if the maths doesn't work, we'll say so.
A membership is not right for everyone.
It works if
- You sell something where one new client is worth thousands
- You can commit to two conversations a month, every month
- You're willing to invite people you'd like to do business with
- You want the show published, not just recorded
It doesn't if
- You're hoping for ad revenue — that's a different business
- You want to record whenever inspiration strikes
- Nobody in your world would be flattered by the invitation
- You just need a room for an afternoon — book a session instead
Membership questions
How much does a podcast membership cost in Las Vegas?
The Video Podcast Studio offers three memberships: Producer at $1,400 per month for two episodes, Partner at $2,500 per month for four, and Principal at $5,000 per month with guest booking and written articles included. All three cover the studio, the engineer, full editing, short-form clips and complete distribution.
Is there a contract?
No. Every membership is month to month with no contract and no minimum term. It bills automatically on the same date each month — the date you signed up — and you can cancel with 30 days' notice.
What is included in distribution?
Distribution covers writing titles and descriptions, designing thumbnails, adding chapter marks, uploading, scheduling and publishing your episode to YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts, plus uploading your short-form clips to YouTube Shorts. Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and Facebook are $100 per channel per month.
Do unused sessions roll over?
Officially they don't — the sessions are reserved for you each month whether you use them or not. In practice, tell us what happened and we'll usually accommodate you. We'd rather keep a member than win an argument about a missed session.
Do you book the guests for me?
On Principal, yes — we handle outreach, scheduling and confirmations. On Partner we help you build the list and support the outreach, and on Producer the invitation is yours to send. Whichever tier, the invitation goes out in your name, because the relationship is the point.
Can I just book one session instead?
Yes. A single studio session is $299 with no membership, no call and no quote. You get the room, the engineer and a live cut uploaded the same day — editing, clips and publishing are what memberships add. Book a session →
How many clips do I get?
Twenty a month on Producer and forty on Partner and Principal. In practice we pull every clip worth using and don't stop early — a studio that quotes a hard cap is telling you when it stops looking.
Can I move between memberships?
Yes, any time. Members move between tiers as their needs change, usually upward once they see what four sessions a month does to their calendar.
How fast do episodes come back?
The edited episode depends on the style of editing but is usually delivered in two days, with clips a day or two after. You also get a live cut of every session uploaded the same day.
Why do memberships need a call when sessions don't?
Because we want to know what a new client is worth to you before you spend $1,400 a month. A single session is a room and an engineer — easy to price and easy to book. A membership is a commitment on both sides, and if the maths doesn't work we'd rather tell you than take the money.
Come see the studio first.
Walk the four rooms, meet the team, and tell us what you're trying to grow. We'll tell you which membership makes sense — including if that's none of them.
Or call 702-375-7053