Talkadot

Talkadot solves a problem most podcasters don't have and a small subset desperately do — gathering structured audience feedback and warm booking leads after every paid speaking gig. The flow is simple: attendees scan a code, rate the talk, leave a testimonial, and optionally indicate whether they could book you for their own event.

You get a dashboard of every score and quote, plus AI-enhanced feedback patterns across talks, plus a list of meeting planners interested in hiring you. For a podcaster who also does keynotes, panels, or workshops, that loop is the difference between hoping someone in the audience emails you and actually building a speaking calendar.

Pricing in 2026: free Lite plan with up to 250 audience email addresses collected per year and 250 post-event followup emails sent, with a 30% platform fee for opportunities booked through Talkadot; Pro at $49/mo ($588 billed annually) adds AI-enhanced feedback and advanced tools; Elite at $99/mo ($1,188/yr) adds private onboarding and 500 reusable feedback links. For event planners sourcing speakers, there are no subscription fees — Talkadot takes an industry-standard commission from the speaker's fee on successful bookings. If you're a podcast host who's never charged for a talk, skip this entirely.