Your listeners are anonymous
Spotify and Apple Podcasts will never hand you their emails. Your most loyal listener, the one who's been there every week for two years, is someone you cannot contact. They aren't yours.
For podcasters who want emails, sponsors and sales — not just downloads
Don't let the listening platforms decide what you earn
Minute Lead turns every episode into a lead magnet (PDF, checklist, quiz, calculator or prompt) with its own capture page, ready to drop into the episode description. Your list grows with every episode, and your listeners turn into clients.
Where you create, mostly…
- 184creators
- 46emails per 1,000 views
- 42.8%average conversion
Try it free
No credit card · 60 seconds
The problem
A listen is an hour of attention. And zero contacts.
Dozens of episodes, thousands of listens, and not one listener you can email about what you sell.
No email list, no serious sponsors
A sponsor buys an audience they can reach and measure. With downloads they have to take your word for it; a newsletter with an open rate is proof — and a second slot to sponsor.
Nobody buys through their headphones
Email is still the number one channel for selling. Mentioning your offer between two questions isn't enough: a buyer needs to hear about it seven times. That happens in their inbox, not in their ears.
What to do instead
You spent two years optimising the wrong number
Listens, downloads, charts: flattering numbers, none of which turn themselves into sponsors or clients.
listensdownloadscompletion rateApple Podcasts rankingfollowers5-star reviews
What you're building for the platformsWhat you're building for yourself
Anonymous listensPeople you can reach
Spotify and Apple followersEmails in your list
Stats sponsors have to take on trustAn email list that proves your audience
An episode heard then forgottenA lead magnet capturing emails around the clock
The math that matters
My podcast passed 1 million listens. My revenue comes from my newsletter and its 14,000 subscribers — not from the listens. The list pays; the audio builds the name.
You already run a business AND a podcast. You're not adding a third job.
Building a lead magnet by hand costs half a day per episode. Nobody does that on top of editing — which is why your episodes ship with nothing to offer.
Without minutelead
Come up with the lead magnet idea30 min
Write it2 hrs
Lay it out in Canva1 hr 30
Build the capture page1 hr 30
Wire up delivery and storage1 hr
Test that it all works30 min
Lost per episode7 hrs
+ a stack of subscriptions to pay for every month
With minutelead
Paste the episode transcript (or its YouTube URL)10 s
Read over the lead magnet30 s
Drop the link in the episode description10 s
Spent per episode1 min
One subscription, nothing to wire up
The proof
More than 4 visitors in 10 leave their email
That's the average across every capture page Minute Lead has generated.
42.8%
average conversion, page visitor → email
What could your last episode have brought in?
2,000
92
contacts you could have captured
Based on 46 contacts per thousand views, measured on my YouTube channel with the link in first position. In audio it depends on how you mention it.
3,050
emails captured in total
269
lead magnets published
97
creators using it
Already using it
They turn their content into clients
Coaches, consultants, course creators: here's what Minute Lead changed for them, in their numbers and their words. 42.8% average conversion across every page created.
Turn my episode into emails
No credit card · 60 seconds
Pricing
A tool that finally pays you back
(not just in views)
Free
€0
To see what it does with your latest video.
14 days of everything in Pro, no card
Then 1 lead magnet and its capture page
Quiz and checklist formats
30 leads shown per month
No credit card
Start for freeMost popular
Pro
€29 excl. VAT /month
If you publish regularly.
Unlimited lead magnets*
Every format: calculator, guide, infographic, AI prompt
Surprise lead magnet: the AI writes one without you supplying content
Leave a voice note and your lead magnet writes itself from it
Unlimited leads + CSV export
Your own branding, no Minute Lead badge
Connects to your marketing tools
Priority support
Try before you payNo credit card. You upgrade to Pro from inside your account.
Lifetime
€299 excl. VAT once
Pay once, keep the tool.
Everything in Pro, no subscription
All future updates included
A lead magnet keeps capturing for months. One signed client pays for your year.
*Up to 10 generations a day and 30 a month — plenty of room.
Team version: +€10 excl. VAT per teammate, +€15 excl. VAT per extra brand — switch them on from your account, cancel any time
Who's behind this
Hi, I'm Flavie
I built a podcast past 1 million listens and a newsletter with 14,000 subscribers. And I can tell you exactly where my revenue comes from: the newsletter. Not the listens.
Views buy you a reputation. Emails buy you a business. It took me far too long to see that, and an absurd amount of time to wire up the plumbing.
- Stop building a lead magnet from scratch when the content already exists
- Drop the tool stack: one subscription instead of four
- Own your audience instead of renting it from a platform
Still wondering?
My podcast isn't on YouTube.
No problem: paste the episode transcript and it works the same. Most recording and editing tools (Riverside, Descript, Ausha and the rest) hand you one in a click.
How does this help me land sponsors?
A sponsor wants an audience they can reach and measure. An email list built episode after episode, with its open rate, is something concrete in your media kit — and a newsletter can be sponsored too, on top of the show.
I already have a lead magnet on my site.
Then the hard part is done. The trouble is where it lives: three clicks away from your content, on a page nobody visits. Minute Lead makes one per piece of content, glued to the topic you just covered. Proximity is what converts, not the document itself.
I already use an email tool. Does this replace it?
No, and it isn't meant to. Your tool sends the emails. Minute Lead handles the part nobody wants to do: finding the idea, writing the lead magnet, building the capture page. Your contacts export cleanly and plug into whatever you already use.
My episodes get 200 listens. Is it too early?
It's the opposite. 200 people who listen to you for an hour are about as qualified as it gets — a few emails per episode is enough to build a list of people who already know you. Starting now costs no more than starting later.
I don't have anything to sell yet.
Then start with the list. Building an audience you can actually reach while you work out your offer is time in the bank: the day you launch, you already have people to tell.
I don't want to spam my listeners.
You're not signing them up, they are. They asked for a document because the topic interests them, and they can unsubscribe in one click.
Where do my contacts end up?
In your account, exportable to CSV whenever you want, connectable to your email tool. They're yours, including if you cancel. No hostage-taking, no cut of what you sell.
What if I don't like it?
The trial is free and needs no card: you build your first lead magnet before paying anything. After that, cancel in one click, no commitment.
Here we go
Your last episode already got its listens. Turn them into clients.
Paste the URL or the transcript and see what comes out. One minute, and it costs nothing.
Free · No credit card · Cancel in one click
How it works
From episode to first email in minutes
Paste your episode
The transcript, or the YouTube URL if your podcast is published there. We read what you actually said into the mic.
episode-42.txt · youtube.com/watch?v=a7Xk2
Pick the kind of lead magnet you want
Whichever format fits your topic and your audience best.
Minute Lead builds the lead magnet and its capture page
Structured, laid out, hosted, in your brand. Read it over, tweak it if you want.
Content analysed
lead magnet + capture page58 s
Say it out loud: “the link is in the description”
A mention in the episode, the link in the description on Spotify, Apple and YouTube. That's the only work left on your side, and it takes two minutes.