Use case · Corporate teams · San Francisco
The corporate podcast studio SF teams book.
A corporate podcast studio for internal shows, executive interviews, and brand podcasts. One vendor, one flat rate, and files on your drive the same day.
SF teams record corporate podcasts in our studio at a flat $450 per hour, engineer included, at 50 Francisco St in North Beach. The same room, the same lighting, and the same engineer keep episode 12 looking exactly like episode 1. We invoice, hold repeat slots, and run the entire session, so your hosts and executives just sit down and talk. Raw 4K and separated audio leave with your team the same day.
Why teams book us
One vendor. Every episode consistent.
Corporate shows fail on logistics before they fail on content. A conference room shoot means booked AV gear, a volunteer camera operator, and a different look every month. In our studio the set is permanent and pre-lit, the gear list stays fixed (Sony A7IV and FX30 in 4K, Shure broadcast mics, RØDECaster Video switching), and a dedicated engineer runs every session. Your comms team approves one look once, and every episode after that matches it. The full case for this trade sits in our comparison of a podcast studio vs recording at your office.
Procurement stays simple too. The rate is flat and public: $450 per hour with a 1-hour minimum, or the whole studio for a day from $1,200. We invoice, and repeat bookings hold your slot on the calendar. One vendor covers the room, the crew, and the edit. Teams from Salesforce, Google, Microsoft, Tesla, ElevenLabs, and Coursera have recorded with BayHaus Creative.
Security is a workflow, and ours is short: your files go onto your own drive before your team leaves the building. Same day, every session.
The cadence
From pilot to publishing rhythm.
Record a pilot
Book one hour at $450. Your host and first guest record, and stakeholders review real 4K footage the same day.
Set the cadence
Monthly or quarterly, we hold your slot. Batch two or three episodes per visit, or take the whole studio for a day from $1,200.
Publish on schedule
Add Podcast Editing at $595 per episode: a ready-to-publish cut, a 1-minute intro, 3 social clips, and color plus audio cleanup.
Your engineer, on set
The same pro, every episode
Your executives talk. Your engineer handles the rest.
Every booking comes with a real person behind the cameras: framing shots, riding audio levels, running the teleprompter, and switching the show live from the broadcast room. Executive time on set stays pure talking time, start to finish.
Build vs book
An in-house studio vs booking ours.
| Booking our studio | Building one in the office | |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | $0. You pay $450/hr when you record. | Cameras, mics, lighting, treatment, and a room off the floor plan |
| Operator | ✓ Dedicated engineer on every session | A staffer learns AV on company time |
| Consistency | Permanent pre-lit set, fixed gear list | Depends on who sets up that day |
| Delivery | Raw 4K plus separated audio, same day | Ingest and file handling are on your team |
| Where it wins | Monthly or quarterly cadence | Daily recording volume at scale |
Honest math: a team recording every single day eventually justifies its own room. For a monthly or quarterly show, booked hours win on cost, quality, and calendar. Teams batching a quarter of episodes in one visit should look at Creator Day, the whole studio from $1,200. For executive interviews with a teleprompter and keynote polish, see executive thought leadership video.
FAQ
Corporate podcast studio questions, answered.
Anything else: call or text (510) 244-8537, or write to hey@bayhauscreative.com.
Can we set up recurring bookings and invoicing?+
Yes. We invoice, and repeat bookings hold your slot on a monthly or quarterly cadence. The rate stays flat at $450 per hour, engineer included.
How do you keep episodes consistent across a season?+
The set is permanent and pre-lit, the gear list stays fixed, and a dedicated engineer runs every session. Approve the look once and every episode matches it.
Can several team members record in one visit?+
Yes. The set seats a host plus up to two guests on camera, and many teams rotate speakers to batch two or three episodes per visit. For a full batching day, book the whole studio from $1,200.
What happens to our footage after the session?+
It leaves with you. Raw 4K and separated audio tracks go onto your drive the same day, before your team walks out.
Do our hosts need any technical experience?+
None. Your engineer handles cameras, audio, lighting, and the teleprompter on every session. Hosts and guests just talk.
Pilot your company show this month.
One flat rate, one vendor, same-day files. $450 per hour, engineer included.
or call/text (510) 244-8537