Podpilot

Podpilot is a PDF to podcast tool that turns your company website into a finished podcast series with AI. PodPilot generates branded podcast series from a company website. You supply a URL and topics, the AI researches the web and produces episodes, and publishing to Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts happens in one click.

PodPilot is a web based service that builds a podcast series for an organization from the organization's own website. The premise is narrow and deliberate: instead of booking hosts, writing scripts and editing audio, a marketing or communications team enters a URL and describes the subjects it wants covered, and the system does the production work. The output is a set of episodes presented as a series, aimed at companies that want a branded audio presence without committing staff time to it. The workflow has three stages. A user supplies the website address and a short description of the topics to investigate. PodPilot's AI then searches the web for material about the organization and its industry, and uses what it finds to write a unique series rather than a generic script. Production is finished for the user, and the last step distributes episodes to major podcasting platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts with a single action. The homepage presents sample episodes generated for real company websites (BetterUp, Tempo and Curi) so prospects can judge the writing and voice quality before paying, and it notes that those companies are not customers of PodPilot. The pricing is positioned for organizations rather than hobbyists. Basic runs $199 per month for one podcast and episodes up to 15 minutes, with a PodPilot audio watermark on every episode. Standard at $499 per month doubles the allowance to two podcasts and 20 minutes per episode and removes the watermark. Professional at $1,999 per month covers four podcasts and up to 30 minutes per episode. Every tier includes one click publishing to major platforms. Access is currently gated behind an early access request, and the signup link points to a call booking form rather than instant self serve checkout. One caveat matters before anyone signs up: the homepage states that PodPilot has evolved into Buzz, a separate product for analyzing Meta ad campaigns, and links out to askbuzz.ai. Buyers evaluating PodPilot today should confirm with the vendor whether the podcast service is still actively maintained and sold. Among podcast tooling it sits at the fully automated end, closer to done for you content generation than to editors like Descript or hosting platforms like Buzzsprout, and it makes most sense for teams that treat audio as a marketing channel rather than a craft.