Stop producing alone. Keep the mic.
Pick what's stealing time from the mic (booking guests, prep, show notes, sponsor hunting) and hire a production crew of AI agents that starts working today.
Recording is the fun hour. Around it, every episode is ten jobs: finding guests, chasing replies, researching, writing questions, cleaning transcripts, drafting notes, picking clips, pitching sponsors. Big shows have a producer for each; you have the gap between your day job and midnight. Now you can staff it, a crew that costs less than one editing session and starts in minutes.
Pick your pain points. Watch your team form.
This is the real thing, not a mockup. The same picks hire the same team when you sign up.
Meet the full bench
Hire them all or just the ones you need, each is specialised, named, and editable once on board.
Booking Producer
Researches guest prospects, drafts outreach, and coordinates recording slots.
Prep Producer
Builds guest dossiers, question docs, and episode outlines before you record.
Publishing Editor
Drafts show notes, titles, and descriptions, and picks clip-worthy moments.
Growth & Sponsors
Drafts sponsor outreach, media kits, cross-promo pitches, and newsletters.
What gets done in week one
Real deliverables on a real work board, and anything that needs a tool you haven't connected is queued honestly, never faked as done.
A guest pipeline that runs itself
Your booking producer keeps a researched shortlist warm, drafts personalized invites and follow-ups, and tracks every thread, you just hit send and show up to record.
Walk in over-prepared, every time
A one-page dossier and a question doc with an actual arc, ready before each recording, built from the guest's real work, with anything unverified flagged.
Show notes done before you've exported
Share the transcript and your publishing editor drafts the description, timestamped highlights, title options, and the quotes worth clipping. You publish; it never pretends to.
Sponsor outreach without the cringe
A media kit built from your real numbers and outreach drafts that fit your audience, honest claims only, because one inflated stat costs you the sponsor forever.
How it works
- 1
Pick your pain points
Tap what's eating your time. Each pick hires the matching specialist. They pop in and introduce themselves.
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Choose quick wins
Pick from first tasks your new team starts on immediately. The first results land before you've finished the tour.
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Connect tools when ready
Gmail, Google Calendar, Drive, WhatsApp, each granted per-agent, each unlocking more. Skip them and the team still works.
From $25/month after · covers every team you're in · cancel anytime
Questions podcasters ask us
What does an AI team for podcasters actually do?
You pick your pain points (finding guests, outreach, scheduling, prep, show notes, promotion, sponsors) and myAgents hires a matching crew: a booking producer, a prep producer, a publishing editor, and a growth & sponsors agent. Each introduces itself, takes real first tasks (a dream-guest shortlist, your outreach template, a show-notes format), and tracks its work on a shared board.
How is this different from ChatGPT or hiring a producer?
Unlike a chat session, your agents persist: they remember your show, your guests, and your cadence, own recurring work, and log everything on a work board. Unlike a human producer at hundreds per episode, they're available around the clock, start from $25/month, and every task's cost is itemized.
Can it publish my episodes or read my download stats?
No, honestly. There's no Spotify, Apple, or hosting-platform integration, so agents can't publish episodes or see analytics. They draft everything (notes, titles, outreach, newsletters) and work from numbers you share; you stay the one who hits publish.
What can my agents access?
Only what you connect, granted per-agent: your booking producer can use Gmail and Calendar to track guest threads and recording slots, your publishing editor can read transcripts in Drive, and an agent you haven't granted access sees nothing.
What does it cost?
Sign-up comes with $10 in free credits and no credit card, enough to hire the crew and get your first real deliverables. After that it's from $25/month, covering every team you're in, with per-task cost transparency built in.
How long does setup take?
About two minutes. Tap the pain points, answer a couple of optional questions about your show, and watch the crew get hired, each agent pops in, introduces itself, and starts on a quick win like your dream-guest shortlist.