ShoutIn&Out produces podcasts for Mumbai-based founders, brands, and B2B companies that want a show which actually builds an audience and authority, not just a recording that gets uploaded and forgotten.
The problem most Mumbai podcast production doesn't actually solve
Most podcast production services focus entirely on the recording session — good mics, a clean room, solid audio. That's necessary but it's not what makes a podcast grow. The real problem is almost every show is produced with no distribution or repurposing plan: one long episode goes up on one platform, and the weeks of content sitting inside that conversation (clips, quotes, social posts) never gets made.
A podcast that's planned as a content engine, not just an audio recording, produces an episode plus a week of social clips from the same recording session.
What's included
Our podcast service is built as a content engine, not a one-off recording — start with one piece or run the full production.
How we work
- Format the show — defining episode length, structure, and guest cadence before recording starts.
- Record — in-studio or on-location recording with clean audio as the non-negotiable baseline.
- Edit & clip — full episode edit plus a set of short-form clips pulled from the same session.
- Publish & report — distribution across platforms with monthly reporting on downloads and clip performance.
Why this matters more than it did two years ago
A podcast's real value compounds through repurposing, not the episode itself — a single hour-long conversation can produce a dozen short clips, several quote graphics, and a newsletter's worth of content. Producing only the long-form episode and skipping the repurposing step leaves most of that value on the table.
What does this actually cost, honestly?
Podcast production pricing in India in 2026 typically runs per episode or as a monthly package: single-episode production (recording plus edit) often starts around ₹8,000–₹20,000, and full monthly packages including clips and distribution run higher depending on episode count and clip volume.