Browse a vetted network of 740+ podcasters, founders, and operators who want to be on shows. Pick a guest, hit Send booking link - they pick a time. No cold DMs, no agency roundtrip.
Trusted by independent shows and small networks
The directory is searchable, verified, and curated for podcast hosts. Tick the guests you want, hit Send booking link, and the rest is a public booking page on book.show.fm.
Every guest publishes a profile, a topic list, and prior episode credits. The blue tick means the team has confirmed identity and previous appearances.
Audio AI, founders, storytelling, design - guests classify themselves so you can find the right voice in three seconds, not three days.
Selecting two guests and sending a magic link takes the same number of taps as forwarding an email. They book themselves. You don't write a follow-up.
Response time, average rating, recent activity, and topic overlap with your show. The directory ranks for relevance, not popularity.
Bios, episode credits, topic tags, response time, and channels - all in one place. Click a profile to see whether they're the right fit before you send anything.
Building voice tools for journalists. Previously eng lead at Otter, founded two podcasts about applied audio AI. Happy to talk founders, fundraising, or production stack.
The send sheet on your side; a branded booking page on theirs. The work between them - the draft episode, the portal, the calendar hold - is handled by Booking Links .
Pick guests from the directory. The link pre-fills your show, duration, and a personal note. Magic-link - guests do not need an account.
A branded booking page on book.show.fm. Held slots respect your calendar; confirmed slots disappear from the page in real time.
One tap to confirm. Magic-link guest portal goes out, the slot is held, your producer is pinged. Same flow that powers Booking Links.
"I went from a Sunday-night dread of show notes to a Tuesday-morning twenty minutes. That's a real day of my life back, every week."
"We replaced Calendly, Buzzsprout, three Notion templates, and a Zapier graveyard with one tab. Our producer cried, in the good way."
"Booking links are the polite version of stalking your guest's calendar. Mine has booked 41 episodes without a single email back-and-forth."
Pick the plan that suits your podcast.
One show, run properly
$ 19 /mo
$230 billed yearly
A few shows and a producer or two
$ 47 /mo
$566 billed yearly
Or get three years of this for $399 once as a founder.
Every show in your network, one roof
$ 119 /mo
$1,430 billed yearly
30+ shows, SSO, and a real contract
Let's talk
Quoted yearly
Not ready to pay for anything yet? There's a free plan: one show, two episodes a month, one booking link. Keep your current host and just try the booking link if you like.
Start freeGuests publish themselves. Every profile is opted-in: a public bio, topic tags, episode credits, and the show categories they want to be pitched on. The team verifies identity and prior episode claims before issuing a blue tick - the directory rewards real work, not pay-for-placement.
No. Booking links are magic-link based. Guests pick a time, fill in their topic and bio,
and confirm - all from a branded booking page on book.show.fm. Their prep portal arrives by email once you confirm.
Both. Send one personalised link to a single guest, or select up to a dozen at once and send a panel invite. Each recipient gets their own slot; the calendar holds expire independently if they don't book.
Two ways. First, the people in the directory want to be pitched - there are no cold contacts. Second, the platform handles the booking. PR rosters give you a name and an email; Guest Network gives you the name, the topic fit, and the calendar slot.
Yes. Every show.fm account can opt into the directory as a guest, a host, or both. Profiles are searchable by topic and credit, and you control which categories you accept invites for.
Read access is included on every paid plan. There is no per-invite fee. The studio plan unlocks shared shortlists and multi-show panels; see the pricing page for details.
Start on the free tier. Bring your existing feed, or start a new one.
