Record four remote guests in studio quality.
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Episodes
EPISODE
Ep 41 - Hiring your first ops lead
Ep 40 - Pricing without a sales team
Ep 39 - Live from Denver (video)
Ep 38 - Six months of churn data
Shows recording on Larkspur this week
The Ledger Room
Second Shift
Northline Audio
Field Notes Weekly
Counter Offer
Long Table
The eight tools a weekly show actually needs
Larkspur ships local recording, noise repair, mastering and distribution to 19 directories. The whole chain runs in one browser tab.
Episode analytics
19 directory feeds
One-click publishing
Clip and promo maker
2,400 cleared sounds
Mixing and mastering
Room noise repair
Local 48kHz capture
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Recording survives a dropped connection
1080p video at a locked 30fps
48kHz WAV per speaker, never one shared track
Larkspur pushes finished episodes where your show already lives
Publishing writes to every destination in one pass. Connect a destination once and Larkspur keeps the feed, the artwork and the chapter marks in sync on every future episode.
Apple Podcasts
Feed verified in under 4 hours
Spotify
Video and audio from the same master
YouTube
Auto-chaptered upload with the 1080p master
Google Drive
Per-guest WAV files land in a dated folder
Dropbox
Same folder rules, same naming pattern
Pocket Casts
Chapters and artwork survive the import
Amazon Music
One feed, no second submission to make
Zapier
340 further destinations through one webhook
Descript and Riverside sessions import through the same connector, and the directory list also covers Overcast, Castbox, iHeartRadio and Podcast Index.
Add guests
Separate video and audio file per guest
Automatic upload to Drive and Dropbox
Live simulcast to YouTube and LinkedIn
What a weekly show costs on each setup
Weekly show, one hour recorded
Larkspur
Zoom plus an editor
Hardware chain
Cost per month
$39
$16 plus $400 in edit fees
$1,900 up front, then $0
Audio captured
48kHz WAV per speaker, locally
One shared 32kHz track
48kHz per speaker, on an SD card
Survives a dropped call
The local file keeps recording
The recording stops
Yes
Time from stop to published
About 12 minutes
2 to 4 days
1 day plus the transfer
Guests install anything
No, a browser link
Yes, the Zoom client
Yes, they must be in the room
Leaving takes
An RSS export and 10 minutes
Nothing to export
Nothing to export
Billed monthly
Starter
No card needed to start
$
0
/month
Solo
14 day trial, card at checkout
$
19
/month
Most popular
Duo
14 day trial, card at checkout
$
39
/month
Studio
Annual invoicing available
$
119
/month
Your audio
Where the recordings sit, and what happens if you leave
Larkspur is SOC 2 Type II audited and stores every file in eu-west-1 or us-east-1, your choice at account setup. Masters are yours, in full, on any plan.
SOC 2 Type II, audited annually
The current report is available under NDA. Ask any account manager and it arrives the same day.
Region pinned at setup
Pick eu-west-1 or us-east-1 once. Files never cross regions, including backups and transcripts.
Full export, any time, no charge
One click gives you every WAV, the video masters, the RSS feed and the episode metadata as a zip. Cancelling keeps the export open for 90 days.
Three shows, measured before and after Larkspur
Our edit went from six hours an episode to ninety minutes. We moved to weekly in March and have not missed a Tuesday since.
Priya Raman
Host, The Ledger Room, Austin
4.8 out of 5
from 312 reviews on G2
Eleven guests bailed on us last year over install prompts. On Larkspur browser links we have had zero drops across 46 sessions.
Marcus Bell
Producer, Second Shift Media, Chicago
4.8 out of 5
from 312 reviews on G2
Our download-to-finish rate went from 61 percent to 78 percent after we moved mastering to Larkspur at -16 LUFS.
Dana Okoye
Executive Producer, Northline Audio, Toronto
4.8 out of 5
from 312 reviews on G2
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