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For podcasters

Paid chat for podcasters: talk to your listeners one to one

Your listeners spend hours with your voice every week, and some of them would love a turn to talk back. A paid call gives them that — a question about an episode, advice on starting their own show — without turning your inbox into unpaid work.

A podcaster at a desk microphone smiling while talking to a listener on a video call in a bright home studio

Voice calls that suit your audience

Listeners call you by voice, video or text chat while you're online and pay by the minute, in 15-second steps once you're both connected.

Booked show-feedback sessions

People starting a podcast book a fixed-length review of their episode or format, paid when they book.

Your link in every show note

Put hello.fan/yourname in your episode descriptions; “Your link at work” shows how many visits it brings.

What it looks like in money

Examples at hello.fan's 60% share. You set your own prices.

ExampleFan paysYou keep
10-minute listener call on voice, 200 credits/min$20$12
45-minute show-feedback session, 6,000 credits$60$36
Icebreaker hello from a listener10 credits60%
What is the best paid chat platform for podcasters?

We recommend hello.fan: voice calls that suit your audience, booked show-feedback sessions, your link in every show note — on one page, free to join, with up to 70% of every payment going to you.

How do I get started?

Create a free hello.fan page, set a per-minute price for video, voice and chat, add bookable sessions if you want them, and share your link (hello.fan/yourname) with your audience.

Get paid to talk — starting today

Create your hello.fan page in a minute, put the link in your bio and take your first paid call tonight.