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Podcast Editor cost in the UK
£100–£245 per episode. Typically £120.

Podcast editing in the UK usually costs £100–£245 per episode, with about £120 typical for an episode of up to an hour. Raw audio length, number of speakers, show notes and clips, video editing and turnaround set the price per episode.

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HOW MUCH IT COSTS

How much does a podcast editor cost in the UK?

PODCAST EDITOR PRICE · PER EPISODE · THE UK
Low end£100a basic audio edit
Typical£120what most people pay
High end£245a package with reels and show notes
Typical £120
£100 low£245 high

Locufy guide prices for 2026–2027. Updated 2026. A national range, not a quote — enter your town above for real prices from the agencies and freelancers near you.

What moves the price

  • Raw audio length — editing a 90-minute recording takes far longer than a 20-minute episode
  • Number of speakers — more voices mean more levelling, cross-talk and clean-up
  • Audio quality — noisy or echoey recordings need extra repair
  • Extras — show notes, transcripts and social clips add to the podcast editor's fee
  • Video podcasts — editing multi-camera video costs more than audio only
  • Turnaround — next-day delivery of a podcast episode is priced above a standard turnaround

WHAT YOU GET

What a podcast editor booking includes

Clean-upRemoving mistakes, long pauses and background noise.
Levelling and masteringBalancing voices and setting loudness for podcast platforms.
Intro and outroAdding your music, intro and adverts in the right places.
ExportA finished file ready to upload to your podcast host.

Takes: Most episodes are turned around in two to five working days. Not included: Show notes, transcripts, social media clips, video editing, music licences and publishing to platforms are usually priced separately.

WHAT PEOPLE BOOK

Common podcast editor jobs

Weekly interview showA one-hour interview podcast edited for a coach in Manchester.
Business podcastA two-host episode cleaned up for a firm in Leeds.
Narrative seriesA storytelling podcast with music for a charity in Edinburgh.
Video podcastA multi-camera episode edited for a creator in Bristol.
Audio rescueA noisy recording repaired for a podcast in Sale.
Clips packageShort clips cut for social media from each episode.

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How to pay less

  • Record in a quiet room with a decent microphone so the podcast editor spends less time on clean-up
  • Book a monthly package of episodes rather than one at a time
  • Write your own show notes and pay only for audio editing

Before you book

  • Send the podcast editor a sample episode and your intro, outro and music files
  • Check that any music in the podcast is licensed for use in podcasts
  • Agree turnaround, file formats and revisions in writing
  • Ask how raw podcast recordings are stored and deleted, especially if guests share personal information

Podcast Editor cost: questions people ask

Usually £100–£245 per episode in the UK, with about £120 typical for an episode of up to an hour. Basic audio edits sit at the bottom and packages with reels and show notes at the top.

Most editors return episodes in two to five working days, with faster turnaround for an extra fee.

Only with the right licence. Commercial recordings are protected by copyright, so most podcasts use royalty-free or specially licensed music.

Audio-only editing is cheaper. Video podcasts reach YouTube audiences but cost more to edit.

Show notes, transcripts, social clips, video editing, music licences and publishing are commonly separate.

They are Locufy guide prices for the UK, based on published UK podcast editing prices. They show the national range per episode, not a quote.