Find the right shows.
Build the perfect pitch.
Multi-client podcast pitch engine. Pick a client, find top 1% shows in their niche, research, pitch, and track everything in one place.
Pitch podcasts like you’ve heard every episode.
Pitch Parler finds shows that fit your expertise, studies what each one has already covered, and writes your pitch around the episode they haven’t made yet. In your voice. Ready to send today.
Card required. You aren’t charged until your 3rd pitch or day 30, whichever comes first. Cancel anytime.
Hosts can spot a template in one line.
You already know podcasts work. One good episode keeps finding new listeners for years. The hard part is getting a host to say yes.
And here’s the thing. Doing one pitch properly takes roughly this long:
Ten shows a month is a part time job. So most people skip the listening. They send the same pitch to fifty shows, and the hosts who get those every week learn to spot them fast.
The pitch that gets a yes isn’t the one that says how great you are. It’s the one that shows the host what their show is missing.
Every show has a hole in its back catalog.
A topic their audience keeps circling that nobody has come on to explain. Find that hole and your pitch stops being a request for a favor. It becomes an episode idea the host already needs.
Pitch Parler does that homework for every show you pitch. It pulls the show’s feed, YouTube channel, and public listings, works out what they’ve covered and what they haven’t, and picks the angle where you fit best.
Then it writes the pitch from that research. Not from a template.
How it works
From your website to a ready to send pitch sequence.
Tell it who you are
Your name, your website, and who you serve. Pitch Parler reads your site and public footprint, then builds your expert profile, your angles, and the podcast searches worth running.
Find shows that fit
Search a podcast directory of millions of shows by niche. Results are ranked by audience reach, so you start with the ones worth your time.
Get the show report
What the show has covered, what’s missing, why their audience needs it now, and a proposed episode built around you. It looks for the booking contact too, when one is published.
Send the pitch
A full sequence for that show: the pitch, a follow up, and a final follow up, each with a subject line. Edit anything. Copy it into your own inbox and send.
Stand out and follow up
A branded one page PDF to attach, pulled from your own site. A pipeline that shows what’s drafted, sent, and booked, and which follow ups are due today.
The more you use it, the more it sounds like you.
Don’t like a line? Say what to change. Warmer. Shorter. Less salesy. Mention the book.
Then choose: fix just this email, or remember it for every pitch from now on. Your preferences follow you into every pitch after that, on any device you sign in from.
Pitch Parler learns from your edits. Share a login and it learns two people at once, and both of you get worse pitches. Keep it yours.
It never emails a host on its own. You read every word, send it from your own address, and mark it sent. Hosts hear from a person, because they are.
Three ways to get on podcasts
No demo call. No sales rep. The price is on this page.
| Booking agency | Doing it yourself | Pitch Parler | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | Often thousands a month | Free, plus about 2 hours a show | $99 a month |
| Research on each show before pitching | Depends on the agency | If you find the time | Every pitch |
| Start today | After contracts and calls | Yes | Yes |
| Sounds like you | Written by their team | Yes | Learns from your edits |
| Follow up reminders | Handled for you | A spreadsheet | Built in |
| Who sends the email | They do | You do | You do, from your inbox |
Made by a podcast guest and a systems engineer.
Pitch Parler started as the private tool we built to pitch Dr. Diane to podcasts. Then we opened it up.
Two doctorates, 15+ years in clinical practice, three books, and more than 100 podcast, summit, stage, and TV appearances. She’s the guest. She knows what a host needs to see in a pitch before they say yes.
drdianemueller.comTwenty years building enterprise software. The last application he architected went from zero to $500 million in revenue in four years. Now he builds the systems that do a team’s worth of work, including the research engine behind Pitch Parler.
mikekohl.com • healthbizscale.comThis is for you if
- You have real expertise: a practice, a book, a company, a method
- You can talk about your work for 30 minutes
- You’d rather edit a strong draft than write from scratch
- You pitch clients and want every pitch to show you did the homework
Skip it if
- You want someone else to send pitches and book shows for you
- You want a guarantee of a specific show. No tool can promise a host says yes
- You want to send the same email to 500 shows
One plan. Everything included.
- 250 pitches a month. Each one is a full three email sequence for one show
- 1,000 revisions a month to get every email exactly right
- Show discovery by niche, ranked by audience reach
- A full intelligence report for every show you pitch
- Booking contact lookup
- A branded one page PDF for every pitch
- Pitch pipeline with follow up reminders and CSV export
- Learns your voice from your edits
- Cancel anytime from your account
Your first 3 pitches are free. Card required. Billing starts at your 3rd pitch or day 30, whichever comes first. Cancel before then and you pay nothing. Have a promo code? Enter it at checkout.
Questions
How does the free trial work?
Create your account and add a card. You get 3 full pitches, each with the show report and all three emails. Billing starts when you write your 3rd pitch or after 30 days, whichever comes first. Cancel before that and you aren’t charged.
Why do you need a card for a free trial?
It keeps the trial to one per person. Without it, the free pitches would be gone to people making new email addresses, and we couldn’t keep the price this low.
Won’t hosts know AI wrote it?
Hosts spot generic pitches because they’re generic. Yours are built from that show’s own episodes and your own website, you edit them, and they go out from your own inbox. The more you revise, the more they sound like you.
Does it send emails for me?
No, on purpose. You copy each email into your own email account and send it yourself. The pipeline tracks what you sent and tells you when follow ups are due.
Will I definitely get booked?
No tool can promise that, and you should be wary of anyone who does. What Pitch Parler does is make sure every pitch gives the host a real reason to say yes: an episode their show is missing, and a guest who fits it.
What counts as a pitch, and what is a revision?
A pitch is the full sequence for one show: the pitch email, a follow up, and a final follow up. A revision is any time you ask it to rewrite one of those emails. You get 250 pitches and 1,000 revisions a month.
What does the founding price mean?
The first 50 members, or everyone who joins before November 1, pay $99 a month instead of $200. That price stays yours for as long as you stay subscribed.
Can I pitch clients, not just myself?
Yes. You can set up more than one expert profile and switch between them. Each profile keeps its own angles and voice preferences.
Can I cancel?
Anytime, from the Account screen. No contract and no call to make.
Your expertise is already a good episode.
Go find the shows that are missing it.
Card required. Not charged until your 3rd pitch or day 30. Cancel anytime.
Data Engine
Pull live data from RSS, YouTube, Podchaser, Listen Notes and Spotify. Claude synthesises everything into show intelligence.
Live data pulled and synthesised. Continue to build your expert profile.
Expert Profile
Builds your client's full expert profile once — saved to your browser and reused for every pitch.
Show Intelligence Report
Deep research: angle selection, what’s already been covered, what’s missing, and exactly how your expert fills the gap.
Write the Pitch
Personalized email sequence using THIS show's data — contact, covered topics, specific gaps, and why your expert fills them.
Branded PDF One-Pager
Your Pitch Pipeline
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