Your best episode is already recorded. The problem is that almost nobody will sit through 90 minutes to find the 40 seconds worth sharing. We cut every episode into its strongest short-form moments and put them in front of audiences who have never heard of your show.
A podcast clipping agency turns each podcast episode into short vertical clips and distributes them across TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts through a network of creator and fan pages. Spade Clipping runs per-episode clipping, builds dedicated podcast fan pages, and places sponsor logos across every clip. Pricing is CPM, so a show pays per thousand guaranteed views rather than a monthly editing retainer.
Every episode, everywhere.
Every episode cut into its best short-form moments: hooks first, captioned, sized for each platform.
Brand-new accounts built around your show with custom bio, profile picture, and link-in-bio pointing at your episodes.
We pitch sponsors and place their logo across every clip, so distribution pays for itself instead of coming out of your budget.
Guest appearances clipped and seeded to that guest's audience, the fastest way to turn a booking into new listeners.
The honest version, including where the alternatives are the better choice.
| Decision | Spade podcast clipping | An in-house editor | Paid ads & promos |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who sees the clip | New audiences on pages they already follow, chosen by niche. | Your existing followers, who already know the show. | Whoever the ad platform sells you, mid-scroll and skippable. |
| Volume per episode | Dozens to hundreds of clips across many accounts. | Three to five clips, posted on your own channels. | One or two creatives, repeated until fatigue. |
| What you pay for | Verified views delivered, tracked clip by clip. | Hours worked, whether or not anything travels. | Impressions served, regardless of whether anyone watches. |
| Typical cost per 1,000 views | $1–$5 CPM. | Effectively unbounded: a salary divided by whatever reach lands. | $15–$40 CPM. |
| Best used for | Growing a show past its existing audience ceiling. | Serving the listeners you already have. | Retargeting people who already know the show. |
Podcasts have a distribution problem, not a content problem. The average show publishes weekly into a feed that only existing subscribers check, while the clips that would actually win new listeners never get cut, or get cut and posted to the same audience that already subscribes.
Clipping inverts that. Each episode is cut into its strongest short-form moments and seeded across accounts your future listeners already follow, in the niches where your show's subject matter lives. A finance podcast goes out through finance and news pages; a culture show goes through entertainment and meme pages. The clip does the convincing, and the link in bio does the converting.
Because we own the network rather than brokering it, an episode can be clipped and live within hours of publishing. That matters most for interview shows, where the guest's news cycle is the whole opportunity.
You pay per thousand guaranteed views. No retainers and no upfront fees. Campaigns can be live within 2 to 24 hours of an approved brief, across a network of 60,000+ vetted clippers.
A podcast clipping agency turns each episode into short vertical clips and distributes them across TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts through a network of creator and fan pages. Spade Clipping runs per-episode clipping, builds dedicated podcast fan pages, and offers sponsor-funded campaigns where a sponsor's logo appears across every clip.
Volume is set by the guaranteed-view target rather than a fixed clip count, because reach is what you are buying. In practice a single episode produces dozens of distinct clips, each posted across multiple accounts in our network so one episode gets many independent chances to travel.
Podcast clipping runs on a CPM model: you pay per thousand guaranteed views, typically $1–$5 depending on geographic targeting, versus $15–$40 CPM for paid social. There is no editing retainer and no monthly minimum for the production itself; you are buying delivered views.
Yes. In a sponsor-funded campaign we pitch sponsors on your behalf and place their logo or call-to-action across every clip in the campaign. The sponsor funds the distribution, the show gets the audience growth, and the sponsor gets far more impressions than a mid-roll read would deliver.
Yes. It is your content throughout. We clip, optimize, and distribute it on your behalf, and you retain full ownership of the episodes and the clips cut from them.