By Junaid Ahmed
I hate pricing pages that make you do math to figure out what you actually pay.
So let me explain PodGlue pricing the way I would explain it to a friend across the table.
Three plans. One free trial. No tricks.
The Free Trial
Every paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial.
You get to use it before you pay for it. That is the whole point.
Two weeks is enough to bring in a few episodes, run a guest through it, and feel whether it removes drag from your week.
The Plans
Here is the whole thing in one table:
| Plan | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Engage | $49/mo | Individual creators |
| Amplify | $99/mo | Creators and teams running multiple shows |
| Network | $499/mo | Agencies running several brands at once |
Amplify is the one most people land on, and the one I recommend.
Network is Amplify's feature set, scaled up: more workspaces, more team members per workspace, and a bigger monthly AI token budget, about four times what Amplify gives you.
That is the full menu.
How To Pick
Start with the 14-day trial. Always. Do not pick a plan in your head before you have felt the tool.
Then it comes down to a simple question: how much manual follow-up and workflow drag are you trying to remove?
If you are a solo creator running one show, Engage is built for you.
If you are running more than one show, or you have a small team in the workflow with you, Amplify is the fit. That is why it is the one most people choose.
If you are an agency running several brands at once and you need the room, the team seats, and the larger AI budget, Network is the one.
Pick by the size of the problem, not the size of the price.
Paying For It
Payment runs through Stripe. Visa, Mastercard, Amex, and Discover all work.
There is also an affiliate program if you want to earn from sending people our way. As of March 9, 2026, Engage subscribers earn 15% recurring commission, and Amplify subscribers earn 30% recurring.
That is the money side, plainly.
One Honest Note
PodGlue is in beta. I am telling you that before you reach for a card.
The right plan is not really about the dollar figure. It is about how much manual follow-up and workflow drag you want gone from your week, and how many shows and people you are running.
Answer that, and the plan picks itself.
Junaid Ahmed is the host of Hacks and Hobbies and the founder of PodGlue. He would rather explain pricing plainly than dress it up. PodGlue is in beta now. You can start your free trial at podglue.com/join.
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