Podcast Sponsor Public Signal Report
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Pay per event
Podcast Sponsor Public Signal Report
Create no-contact sponsor signal and sponsorship-fit reports from public podcast RSS feeds, Apple Podcast URLs, and official show pages.
Pricing
Pay per event
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太郎 山田
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Create no-contact sponsor signal reports from public podcast RSS feeds, Apple Podcast URLs, and official show or advertise pages. The output is a research/audit report: public sponsor mentions, advertise-page signals, sponsorship-fit reasons, confidence, warnings, and next actions.
This actor deliberately does not collect personal emails, personal phone numbers, host contact details, inferred emails, outreach lists, or private dashboard data.
First Run
{"rssFeedUrls": ["https://example.com/podcast/feed.xml"],"reportTier": "sponsor_snapshot","maxEpisodesPerFeed": 5,"maxChargeUsd": 9,"dryRun": false}
Report Tiers
sponsor_snapshotemitssponsor_signal_snapshotwhen public sponsor signals are found.sponsor_fitemitsshow_sponsor_fit_reportwhen there is enough evidence for a richer fit report.
The recurring watch summary is planned and proof-gated. It is not selectable in the public input schema and is not promoted until the 50-sample benchmark and paid proof gates pass.
Output Fields
decisionSummarysponsorSignalScorepublicSponsorSignalsadvertisingPageSignalssponsorshipFitReasonsactionListandpreviewReport.nextRunInputstatus,chargedEvent,chargedUsd,reasonsourceUrls,warnings,errors
No-Charge Rules
Demo runs, dry runs, source failures, no-signal reports, low-confidence reports, prohibited contact-only findings, hidden watch tier, and maxChargeUsd limit rows are no-charge.
Source Rules
Allowed: public RSS feeds, public Apple Podcast lookup metadata, official public show pages, official public advertise/sponsor/media kit pages.
Disallowed: login-only sources, paywalled/private dashboards, inferred personal contact data, host personal emails, personal phone numbers, private social profiles, consent-free outreach lists, and claims that sponsorship or revenue will improve.