Production Cards
Arrange widgets as production cards on your display board, showing rotating content throughout your episode.
Display rotating sponsor cards, episode topics, guest bios, and social links on a screen behind you during recording. Professional production value with zero effort.
Real-time widgets with video backgrounds — exactly how it looks on your display
Purpose-built widgets for podcast studios. Rotate sponsors, showcase guests, display episode info, and engage your audience with professional production cards.
Arrange widgets as production cards on your display board, showing rotating content throughout your episode.
Automatically cycle through sponsor and affiliate cards with smooth transitions. Perfect for mid-roll visual placements.
Showcase your guest's name, photo, title, and social handles on screen for viewers and live audiences.
Display your social media handles, QR codes for subscriptions, and live audience engagement links.
Keep track of recording time, segment durations, and the current time right on your production display.
Set a green screen background and composite your board directly into OBS, Streamlabs, or any streaming software. Perfect for overlaying widgets on your broadcast.
Elevate your production value, keep sponsors visible, and give your audience a professional viewing experience.
Add a polished, broadcast-quality backdrop to your podcast without expensive graphics software or a production team.
Keep sponsors happy with automatic rotation of their branding, promo codes, and affiliate links throughout every episode.
Display QR codes, social links, and episode info that viewers can interact with in real time during live recordings.
Update your production board once and let it run automatically. Focus on your content, not your tech setup.
Podcast studio digital signage is a TV placed behind the host or guest, in view of the camera, that shows the show logo, episode title, guest name, sponsor cards and social handles. With WidgitBoard you build the board in a drag-and-drop editor, open its link on a Smart TV or Fire TV Stick, and update it from any computer before or during recording. It costs $19.99 a month for every screen.
Open the podcast board and add your show logo and colors. It has cards for the episode, guest, sponsors and social links.
Update the episode number and title, the guest's name and handle, and the sponsor cards for that recording. It takes a few minutes in the editor.
Open the display link on the TV's browser or a Fire TV Stick, sign in once, and go full screen. Frame your camera so the screen sits behind you.
Create named displays such as Set Background and Host Monitor, each with its own board. A schedule can switch just the Set Background to a different show's board on the days that show records.
Your logo and artwork on screen gives every video clip a consistent look without editing it in afterward.
Episode number, title, guest name, role and handle, so clips shared on social still tell viewers who is speaking.
Rotate sponsor or affiliate cards on the board so they appear on camera during read segments.
A QR code to your show page or channel lets video viewers subscribe straight from the frame.
A clock or countdown on a monitor facing the host helps keep segments to time.
Set a solid green background on the board if you prefer to composite widgets into your video in editing or streaming software.
Most podcast studios use a single TV behind the host, with some adding a second monitor facing the host for timers and notes.
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Your show logo, the episode title, the guest's name and handle, rotating sponsor cards and a subscribe QR code. Keep text large and simple so it stays readable in a video frame.
Any TV plus a way to open a web page. WidgitBoard runs on any Smart TV browser, Amazon Fire TV Stick, Raspberry Pi, tablet or computer, so there's no proprietary player to buy.
There's no direct integration. The board is a web page shown on a TV in your shot. You can also give it a solid green background and composite it yourself in your video or streaming software.
Yes. Edit the guest, episode and sponsor cards from any computer, and a signed-in screen updates within seconds. You can also keep a separate board for each show and assign the one you're recording.
WidgitBoard is $19.99 a month or $190 a year for unlimited screens. Per-screen tools typically charge $8 to $20 per screen per month, or $96 to $240 a year for one screen, so some per-screen plans cost less for a single TV. Flat pricing pays off from two screens up.
There's no free trial, but you can browse live demo boards on the website first, and every subscription includes a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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Guide last updated 2026-09-13
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