It is an absolute pleasure to work with… It is an absolute pleasure to work with Interview Valet. The team there is always helpful, considerate, and friendly. They provide top-notch guests that are specifically selected for our podcast’s genre and style. I couldn’t recommend them more!

Better Level of Service Interview Valet has delivered some great guests for my show. Their hands-on team has been incredibly helpful coordinating everything from start to finish. Impressive as well that they don't just "pitch" questionable guests like many teams often do. There are a lot of somewhat similar companies and platforms out there but the level of service for podcasting that Interview Valet has provided has been much better than the others.

Interview Valet is a trusted source of guests Interview Valet is a trusted source of guests and guest recommendations for my podcast. Typically I'm inundated with pitches to be a guest on my show. Interview Valet does a great job of curating interesting candidates for my consideration. I also used Interview Valet to book me on other podcasts when I launched a new business venture a couple years ago. That saved me a ton of time when it came to researching appropriate shows and reaching out to the hosts. Tom, Karen and the team are top-notch at this.

With you every step of the way Interview Valet has a well-structured, engaged process to set up podcast interviews. Their onboarding process is immensely helpful, including helping to prepare a strong one sheet. Your concierge works with you to understand what audience(s) you want to target, and then does a fantastic job in setting up opportunities for you. Every step of the way, Interview Valet is there to make sure you're prepared (even down to those "what kind of tree would you be" questions), and they do it with great enthusiasm!

Wasted $1,500 On Interview Valet Spent $1,500 total on Interview Valet, with Tom Schwab promising "top 20%" podcasts. Turns out they outsource finding podcasts to subcontractors, and all we got was podcasts with zero reviews, no real audience, mostly promoting get rich quick schemes and Internet exercise programs. For $350 per podcast you could save your money and just contact the least popular podcasts yourself, they'd be thrilled to have guests. Worst part is that Tom refuses to address the huge gap between promise and delivery, and will just keep charging your card till you call your credit card company and literally cancel your card. Yup. No guarantees, no refunds, just be charged and that's it. Pretty disappointed, was looking forward to some good podcasts.