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Podyx compared with
generic booking tools

Podyx is the operating system for content studios. It runs bookings, payments, invoicing, clients, team and file collaboration and delivery for podcast and video studios in one platform. The tools it is weighed against were built to book appointments, desks or any resource you can rent. Each comparison shows what that difference means for a studio.

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Podyx vs Acuity Scheduling and Squarespace Scheduling: built for content studios

Podyx vs Acuity and Squarespace Scheduling

Built to book appointments with a person. A studio sells rooms, setups and what happens after the session, and that is where a scheduler runs out.

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Podyx vs SimplyBook.me: built for content studios

Podyx vs SimplyBook.me

Built for service businesses of every kind, priced by monthly bookings and features switched on. A busy studio pays more the better it does.

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Podyx vs Calendly: built for content studios

Podyx vs Calendly

Built so people can find a time to meet. A studio is not selling meetings: it sells rooms, setups, sessions and the files that come out of them.

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Podyx checkout add-ons and upsells

Podyx vs a stack of separate tools

A calendar, WhatsApp threads, a payment link and a manual invoice. See what that stack costs you, in money and hours, against one platform.

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Podyx multi-setup room management

What Podyx does for a studio

Multi-room, multi-setup availability, studio tours, paid file delivery options, a production hub in every client profile, and a dashboard built for studios.

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Before you choose

What to look for in
podcast studio software.

The short answer: software built around how a studio sells, not around a calendar. It should know a room can be several setups, sell more on every booking, cover the session and everything after it, and never take a cut of what you earn.

See how Podyx runs a studio
  1. It knows one room can be four setups.

    A studio sells the same room as an audio setup, a video setup and a set with a different backdrop. Booking any of them should block the rest of that room on its own, with no workarounds to build.

  2. It sells more on every booking.

    Bundles, memberships, add-ons at checkout and pricing rules such as a weekend surcharge or a last-minute discount. These are what lift the spend per session, so they belong in the booking flow.

  3. It turns the client’s profile into their production hub.

    Clients choose how they get their files when they book, and you charge for each option. Files arrive in their own profile from your Google Drive or Dropbox, with video review, brand guidelines and session briefs in the same place. No round of email and WeTransfer links.

  4. It gets you paid without chasing.

    Payment links that expire and remind the client on their own, invoices that go out automatically with your numbering, and no fee on top of the card processor’s. Podyx takes none.

  5. It lets clients look after themselves.

    Rescheduling, cancelling with a refund preview, adding guests who get their own invitation, buying an add-on after booking. Every one of those is a WhatsApp message you no longer answer.

  6. It tells you how the studio is doing.

    Earned per hour, utilisation by room, how often clients take an add-on. A general tool counts appointments; a studio needs the numbers it runs the business on.

Switching

Moving to Podyx
from another tool.

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Can I bring my bookings and clients over?

Talk to us about what you run today. Moving over from the tools you use now is one of the things the team covers on a 30-minute call, and most studios set up their rooms and services in Podyx while their current tool keeps taking bookings.

How long is the free trial?

30 days, with no credit card needed. That is long enough to run real weeks of bookings through it before you decide.

Is there a contract?

No contracts and no hidden fees. You can cancel any time from your dashboard, and your account stays active until the end of the billing cycle you have paid for.

What does Podyx cost?

Essential is $49 a month and Premium $99, billed annually ($59 and $119 billed monthly). No cap on bookings and no processing fees on any plan; Square plans are $10/month more. The pricing page has the full comparison.

Do I have to switch everything at once?

No. Most studios begin with bookings and payments and switch the rest on as they need it. Podyx connects to your existing website, so your site can stay as it is.

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studio on Podyx.

Bookings, payments, invoicing, clients, and collaboration in one place.
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