Podcast Booking Agencies for Tech Founders and CEOs: How to Choose (2026)

Full disclosure: this guide is written by Joseph Tannous, founder of Jamco PR. Jamco PR is a PR agency for tech companies, not a podcast booking agency, and isn't ranked here. We wrote this because founders ask us how to get on podcasts, and most lists online come from booking services ranking themselves.

Which podcast booking agency is best for tech founders?

For founders and C-suite executives of growing and enterprise companies, Kitcaster is a focused choice. For a hands-on, concierge service that also prepares you and promotes each interview, Interview Valet. For founders who want podcasts as part of a wider media and personal-brand push, Command Your Brand.

If you'd rather do it yourself, guest-matching platforms such as PodMatch and MatchMaker.fm connect guests with hosts directly.

The shortlist at a glance

1. Kitcaster: best for founders and C-suite executives

Kitcaster is a podcast booking agency based in Denver, Colorado, working with leaders of emerging and enterprise businesses since 2019. It handles strategy, outreach and scheduling for its clients. Kitcaster became part of the marketing group Moburst in 2025.

Good fit for funded founders and executives who want a dedicated booking team.

2. Interview Valet: best for a full-service, concierge approach

Interview Valet was founded by Tom Schwab, author of Podcast Guest Profits. It finds the right shows, schedules interviews, prepares the guest, builds a custom welcome page for each interview and promotes the episode on social media.

Good fit for founders who want podcast interviews to bring in leads, with every step handled.

3. Command Your Brand: best for podcasts as part of a personal brand

Command Your Brand is led by CEO Jeremy Ryan Slate, host of the Create Your Own Life podcast and author of Command Your Brand. It helps founders reach a wider audience through podcast and media appearances.

Good fit for founders building a public profile across podcasts and media.

What to ask a podcast booking agency before you pay

• Which shows have you booked for founders in my industry in the last 3 months? Can I see the episodes?
• How do you choose shows: by audience fit or by download numbers?
• Is any appearance paid or sponsored? If so, will it be labeled?
• How many bookings should I expect per month, and what happens if you miss that?
• Who prepares me before each interview?

Podcasts, live shows and articles: what funded founders need

Podcasts build familiarity: listeners hear the founder think. Live tech shows like TBPN reach investors and operators fast. Articles on publications buyers know give people something credible to find when they search the name afterwards. Most funded companies selling to enterprises use all three.