Get booked on podcasts whose hosts opted in to receive pitches — Claude drafts each one, you approve before send.
Hosts are drowning in cold-email pitches — most get archived before they're read. What they actually want is a filtered channel: pitches scored against their stated preferences, delivered in-app, never landing in their personal inbox. The pipeline below is how we answer that demand. No black box: every score is explainable, every decision visible.
Five minutes. Your expertise, your angle, the launch or funnel you're driving, the shows you've done. We don't need a resumé — we need a position.
Your profile becomes a 1536-dimension vector in our catalog. Your angle has a coordinate. Every host's episode library has one too. Similarity is measurable.
Topic overlap, audience match, timing signals, past-guest patterns. Every show in the catalog gets a fit score. You only ever see the ones above your threshold.
For each matched show, a Claude-authored pitch referencing the host's recent episodes, preferred topics, and your angle. Delivered in-app to hosts who opted in. Never cold email.
Hosts claim their profile and opt in. They tell us what they want — topics, timing, what makes a good guest for their show. Pitches flow through us to their filtered inbox. You get through because they want to hear from you. Not despite it.
You blast a list. Most bounce. Most that land get flagged. The host never sees your name — their assistant archives it before they wake up. You call it a funnel.
Hosts claim their profile, set their filters, and open their Wire Pitch inbox when they're looking. You don't interrupt — you show up when they asked.
Here's what a host sees: a filtered queue of pitches sorted by fit, with every score explained. Behind every row: the embeddings, the topic overlap, the timing signal that got it there. Nothing hidden behind friendly copy.
A pitch goes in. A match comes out. Nothing else in between.
Every sentence is grounded in something specific: a recent episode, a stated host preference, a signal from the guest's public work. Hover any callout to see the retrieval source. This isn't a template with {{first_name}}.
Bentley, caught your NVIDIA deep-dive last month. The piece you flagged on cost-per-token as the real margin story is the exact curve we've been watching at Tidal Compute.
Context on me: I run infra at Tidal Compute (we just closed Series A). The reason the token-cost question matters more than people think: inference is the first line item that gets scrutinized when unit economics stop hiding behind growth.
I think there's a 40-minute episode in the delta between what models cost to train and what they cost to serve — and why those curves diverge. Happy to bring real numbers from our H100 cluster and the last six months of pricing data.
Either way — the show's been a regular drive-home companion for the last year. Thanks for making it.
WirePitch sits in front of cold email, not in your inbox. Hosts claim their show via the public RSS feed they already own, then review every incoming pitch in a console — never their personal email. Open it, archive it, or shortlist it. We don't touch the host's personal inbox. Ever.
The product does this for your pitches — here, do it for yourself. Pick the track that matches how you're using WirePitch. You can always switch.
WirePitch is launching to a small invite-only cohort. We'll share real numbers and real quotes once the sample is honest enough to publish — not before. Until then, the product behavior on this page is what's built; the receipts are what's coming.
Short answers. If yours isn't here, email hello@wirepitch.com.
No. WirePitch is always free for hosts. Guests fund the platform — one-time Campaign Launch or monthly Coach Subscription.
Catalog depth is strongest in business, entrepreneurship, and technology right now. In thinner categories your match list will be shorter — we'd rather surface five real fits than pad it with mismatches.
Yes. Claude drafts each pitch, but it surfaces in your dashboard for review. Nothing auto-sends. You approve, edit, or skip every one.
At the pitch level, yes — every incoming pitch surfaces in the host console for open / archive / shortlist. Bulk topic filters on the host side aren't shipped yet; for now, routing surfaces matches based on guest-side fit scoring, and hosts decide each one.
Fewer matches surface. We don't pad the queue with mismatches just to look full. Lower-fit shows still appear with the score visible, but we won't surface them above a host's stated threshold if they wouldn't clear it.
WirePitch is opening to cohort 01 in May 2026. We'll publish real host counts once the sample is honest enough to report — not before.
Business, entrepreneurship, and technology are where the catalog is densest today. Creator economy, design, and life sciences are smaller but growing as more shows claim their profiles.
Routing uses embeddings. Pitches are drafted by Claude. But the product is the network of opt-in hosts and the trust commitments around them — the AI is the tooling, not the thing.