For podcast studios
Sell every client a multicam edit and a social kit. Skip the hours of editing.
podswitch turns a session’s recordings into a multicam edit cut to whoever is talking, a clean dialogue mix and, on paid plans, captioned clips for social, ready in Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve. Deliver it as a service or sell the project files. Your clients’ footage never leaves your studio: only the audio is uploaded.
Three ways to earn more from every session
- 01
Sell the edit as a service
Add “multicam edit” to every booking. podswitch makes the cut and the clean dialogue mix from the session’s own files; your editor checks it, polishes it and delivers. A service that used to need hours of switching angles becomes one you can offer on every session.
- 02
Sell the project files
Some clients edit their own shows. Hand them a Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve project that is already cut, every switch still editable, instead of a hard drive of raw angles. They finish it in their own editor; you charge for the head start.
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Sell a social kit
From the same session, podswitch picks the moments most likely to work as short clips and builds them with captions, in vertical, square and landscape, plus a transcript. Package them per episode, the way UK studios already sell clips.
Already sell editing?
Keep your price. podswitch takes the angle switching and the mix off your editor’s plate, so the same team gets through more sessions and spends its hours on the work clients notice.
What it could add each month
Put in your own numbers. The prices start at what UK studios publish for the same services today.
Multicam edits
£840
a month
Social kits
£450
a month
Edits and kits together
£1,290
a month, before costs
Revenue, not profit: it is what clients would pay at these prices, before your time and costs. The price ranges are what UK studios publish (sources below the calculator). Volume and take-up are examples for you to change. podswitch does the angle switching, the clean mix and the first version of each clip; checking and finishing them is still your work.
What UK studios charge for a multicam edit
- NextMedia London: Studio hour with a multi-camera edit and clean camera switching, against £75 for raw files, £125 an hour
- Joycast: Base video edit, episode up to 1 hour, £280
- Outset Studio: Full video podcast edit of an hour-long episode, including multicam switching, from £359.99
From each studio’s own price page, checked on 11 October 2026.
What UK studios charge for social clips
- Outset Studio: Social clip, from £30 each
- Joycast: Short-form clip, £35 each (£65 advanced)
- Cheshire Podcast Studio: Hand-cut short, £39 each
- LUXE VENUE: Five 60-second vertical cuts, £180
From each studio’s own price page, checked on 11 October 2026.
Built for the way studios work
No video upload
Clients’ footage stays in the studio
The browser extracts the audio from each camera file on your machine; only that audio is uploaded. No gigabytes of a client’s 4K sitting in someone else’s cloud, which matters when clients ask where their footage goes.
Measured on our own 2-hour, 2-camera 4K episode: 72.4 GB of video, 349 MB uploaded (207 times less).
Your editor
Finish in Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve
No browser editor to learn and no rendered file you cannot change. Final Cut Pro gets a real multicam clip and a cut timeline, with every switch editable in the Angle Viewer; Premiere Pro and Resolve get a cut timeline with one track per camera. Your effects, grades and templates stay where they are.
Mac or Windows: podswitch runs in the browser, nothing to install.
The first pass, done
No more switching angles by hand
podswitch syncs every camera by sound, works out who is talking on each mic and makes every cut: the speaker, a listener’s reaction on long answers, the wide when people talk over each other. You start at the fine cut, with a dialogue mix that has the bleed between mics removed.
Works from the one-mic-per-speaker set-up most studios already have.
Yours stays yours
Never used to train AI
Recordings are processed only to make your edit, deleted automatically when your plan’s retention period ends, and never used to train models, on any plan. Built by Metamindz, a UK company, under UK GDPR.
About 8 h 45 min to upload at the UK median upload speed
About 3 min: 207 times less
How it fits a session
- 01
Record as you do now
One mic per guest to its own track, as many cameras as you like, and a wide shot with no mic of its own if you have one.
- 02
Drop the files into podswitch
Camera files and the multitrack, straight from the cards, on the studio’s Mac or PC. The browser extracts the audio; podswitch lines everything up by sound and tells you how confident it is.
- 03
Check it, change it
Watch the cut played from your own files, rename speakers, change the pacing or which mic belongs to which camera.
- 04
Deliver or sell
Download the project for your team’s editor or the client’s, with the clean mix and the cut list, and on paid plans the clips and transcript.
Paid plans handle up to 5 speakers per recording. Plan limits are on the pricing page; for bigger panels or more sessions, ask us below.
How it compares
| Feature | podswitch | AutoPod | Descript | Riverside | Opus Clip | CastCut |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Video stays on your computer | Yes. Only the audio is uploaded | Not stated. Not stated on their website | Partly. The desktop app also uploads files to Descript’s cloud | No. Recordings and uploads go to Riverside’s cloud | No. Videos are uploaded for processing | Yes. Runs offline on your Mac |
| Final Cut Pro timeline | Yes. A multicam clip and a pre-cut timeline | No. Not available for Final Cut Pro | Partly. Timeline export on Creator plans and above; the multicam is not exported | Partly. XML export on the Business plan | Not stated. Not stated on their website | Yes. Final Cut Pro 10.6 or later |
| Premiere Pro timeline | Yes. Cut timeline, one track per camera | Yes. Edits inside Premiere Pro | Partly. Timeline export on Creator plans and above; the multicam is not exported | Partly. XML export on the Business plan | Partly. XML of clips on the Pro plan | Partly. In beta |
| DaVinci Resolve timeline | Yes. Cut timeline, one track per camera | Partly. Resolve Studio; the free Resolve only up to 19.0.3 | Partly. Timeline export on Creator plans and above; the multicam is not exported | Not stated. Not stated on their website | Partly. XML of clips on the Pro plan | Partly. In beta |
| Clips as editable timelines in your editor | Yes. Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve | Yes. Premiere Pro sequences | Not stated. Not stated on their website | Not stated. Not stated on their website | Partly. Premiere Pro and Resolve XML on Pro; captions not editable in Premiere | Not stated. Not stated on their website |
| Your recordings are never used to train AI | Yes. Never, on any plan | Not stated. Not stated on their website | Partly. Its terms allow training on your inputs unless you opt out | Yes. Says it does not use your content | No. For individual users, data may be used to improve its AI models | Yes. Works offline |
✓ yes · ◐ partly or on some plans · ✕ no · ? not stated on their website. Checked on 11 October 2026 from each company’s own website; full comparison and sources.
Studio partners
Start with a free pilot
We are setting up our first studio partnerships one by one. Tell us about your studio and we will reply by email.
Free pilot
Try it on real sessions, with project credits from us, before you put it on your price list.
Pricing for your volume
Tell us how many video sessions you run a month and we will work out a plan that fits the way your studio books.
An offer for your clients
A code for clients who want to keep editing their own shows after their session, so your studio is where they found it.
Studio questions
Do we have to upload our clients’ video?
No. The browser extracts the audio from each video file on your machine and only the audio is uploaded. Every editing decision is made from the microphones, and recordings are never used to train AI.
Can we resell the edit or the project files to our clients?
Yes. Under our terms the outputs belong to you, or to whoever you received the recordings from, and you may use the files podswitch produces in any way you like: deliver a finished video, hand over editable project files, or package clips. Your client relationship and your pricing stay yours.
What do we need to record?
One microphone per speaker, recorded to its own track or file. Cameras can record their own audio or you can use a separate multitrack recorder: podswitch syncs everything by sound. Extra cameras with no microphone, such as a wide shot, can be added as angles.
Which editors can our team use?
Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. Final Cut Pro gets a multicam clip and a pre-cut timeline. Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve get a pre-cut timeline with each camera on its own track, on a Mac or on Windows.
Who is responsible for our guests’ consent?
The studio or the client that uploads a recording confirms that everyone whose voice is in it has agreed to it being processed. For recordings, podswitch acts as a processor on your behalf; the privacy notice and acceptable use policy explain the details.