Full-service podcast production for B2B and corporate marketing teams in the UK.

Professionally managed B2B podcast production in the UK typically costs £1,000 to £6,000 a month, depending on how many episodes you make, whether there's video, and how much repurposing and promotion is included. My packages start at £1,250 a month (Essentials) and £2,750 a month (Professional, with recording, video and repurposing). Both include four episodes a month, so that's about £313 an episode on Essentials and £688 on Professional, with no VAT added. Premium is priced after a conversation. Every show starts with a £299 Blueprint.

It depends on the package. Essentials covers set-up, editing, publishing, show notes and artwork, and you record and promote. Professional adds recording, video and repurposing for every channel. Premium is fully run, with a fractional producer, guest strategy, launch, promotion and reporting. You can also pick from the services list above to fill specific gaps in your team.

Usually four to six weeks from the Blueprint to the first published episode. That covers strategy, show design, artwork, set-up, a pilot and the launch plan. A video-led show or one with several stakeholders signing off can take longer.

Yes. Video is included from the Professional package up, recorded in a studio, remotely or at your offices, with clips cut for LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts and other social channels.

Yes. The show, the feed, the recordings and the artwork are yours. I set up hosting and distribution in your name, so you keep everything if we stop working together.

Before anything gets made, we build a Podcast Blueprint covering tone, audience, messaging and existing content. Everything I produce follows it, so it feels right from the first episode.

Most clients commit four to six hours a month, mainly recording and approvals. In return they get content that would take 40+ hours to produce themselves.

Yes. If you've got a social team, a content calendar or a preferred way of working, I build around it.

No. There's no minimum term on any package. The Blueprint sets the show up properly from the start, and each month runs on its own.

Every package includes two rounds of revisions per episode. The Blueprint stage is there to prevent that in the first place, because we agree tone, style and format before production starts.

I publish to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube and the other major platforms with optimised titles and descriptions, create platform-specific clips and posts, and track performance across channels.

The content works from day one: clips, articles and posts go out across your channels straight away. The trust that turns listeners into clients takes longer, so we measure against the goals in your Blueprint (meetings, pipeline, relationships with the decision makers you want to reach), not just downloads.

A B2B podcast agency gives you a team, but you usually pay for account managers and the people you meet at the pitch aren't the ones making the show. A freelancer is cheaper but you manage them, and they rarely cover strategy. Kult sits between the two: full-service production with one senior producer accountable for the whole show, with a studio I co-own in Brighton.

Yes. I provide white-label production and a fractional executive producer for agencies and production agencies that want to offer podcasts without hiring. See podcast production for agencies on the Consulting page.