Penny B.
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It's OK but not worth paying the price…
It's OK but not worth paying the price to be on low profile, low traffic podcasts, some of which don't even post on major outlets like Spotify and Apple Podcasts. The whole point of doing a podcast interview is to get exposure. If that exposure is not registering prominently on google, what's the point of paying for the PodMatch subscription? I am in my 40s and I found a lot of the interviewers amateur. They didn't do their research before speaking to me. They would cancel, reschedule, not even put your name in the headline of the podcast, just their own name, the podcast name, episode number, season number, like you're second fiddle to their mic. Gimme a break!
Response from PodMatch· Sep 24, 2025
Sorry for the bad experience, Penny! :( I do want to mention that there 10s of thousands of podcast hosts who have their shows on PodMatch. One experience is not all of the experiences. Yes, some podcasters on the platform are new, but they're serious about making it. While others are quite established. Although we do not require that all podcasts post to Spotify (95% do), we do require that 100% of them post to Apple Podcasts. Regarding titling the name of a podcast, again, that's all preference from the host of the show. We always encourage guests to see what a host does before agreeing to be on the podcast so you can make sure it's what you'd want to be part of. I hope you find a resource that's a better fit for what you're looking for! :)