FAQ: Podcasting Studio in Toronto
Watch this as a video on YouTube, at “FAQ for Toronto Podcast Studios”
The most Frequently Asked Questions about podcasting studios in Toronto are:
#1
Q: How much does it cost to record a Toronto podcast in a studio?
A: Pricing depends on how you plan to use the studio. Some people choose to bring their own gear and simply rent the space, while others want the full package with a professional producer, pro-level recording equipment, and 4K video filming included. At That Toronto Podcast Studio, renting the studio without a producer is the more affordable option. For example, if you book a two-hour session and bring your own gear, the cost is $210. This setup works well if you’re confident in running your own recording. That said, we always suggest working with one of our producers if you want the best results. They manage all the technical details—like setting up the audio, checking levels, and running the cameras—so you can focus on the conversation rather than the gear.
#2
Q: How much does it cost to hire a podcast producer in Toronto?
A: A full-service session with a producer at That Toronto Podcast Studio costs $525. This includes professional recording and filming with everything set up and managed for you. For clients who need more time, we also offer incentives on longer bookings. If you schedule sessions of eight hours or more, the hourly rate with a producer drops below $200 per hour. This gives you access to high-quality recording and filming without having to worry about equipment or production details, and it makes longer recording days much more cost-effective.
#3
Q: Do you need a studio for podcasting?
A: No, a studio isn’t required. You can record your podcast in different environments, whether that’s your office, your home, an Airbnb, or even a custom set. Many creators do start this way. However, recording in a professional studio has advantages that are hard to match anywhere else. Studios are designed with controlled acoustics, better sound isolation, and lighting options that you won’t usually get in other spaces. Renting a studio also often ends up being more cost-efficient than trying to rent another type of space and then adapting it for recording. That’s why we recommend using a studio if you want the best conditions without added hassle.
#4
Q: Are podcasts expensive to make?
A: Not necessarily. Compared to buying your own microphones, cameras, lights, mixers, and learning how to use and maintain them, hiring a full-service podcast studio is usually the more practical choice. At That Toronto Podcast Studio, you can walk in, sit down, and record with everything already set up for you. You don’t need to spend months figuring out how to use gear, learning how to edit, or troubleshooting problems that can come up in the middle of a session. When you factor in both time and cost, it’s usually far more affordable to hire a studio like ours to produce your podcast than it is to purchase and manage all the equipment yourself.
Some of the gear I used to make this video: www.ThatTorontoPodcastStudio.ca/gear
