01
Listen before quoting
A figure arrived at from a table is a guess. We go through the material first, so what comes back is a price for your recording and a date that takes account of what is actually on it.
About
A small company that does one thing
Kroko Montage Limited edits audio for podcasts and recorded interviews. Somebody sends the files they came out of the room with, and an episode goes back: tidied, cleaned up, levelled and put together with the music they already own.
The company
What is on the register, and nothing that is not
Kroko Montage Limited is a private limited company registered in England and Wales. It was incorporated on 14 September 2026, which makes it new, and this site says so rather than suggesting otherwise.
You will not find client names, logos, listener figures, awards, star ratings or quotations from anybody on these pages. Not because there is a policy against them, but because there is nothing true to put there yet, and a business site that invents that material is a business site you cannot trust about anything else either.
What there is instead: a plain account of what is done to a recording, what it is handed back as, what the work cannot undo, and how a price is arrived at. If that is enough to send an episode on, the rest is in the quotation.
On the public register
- Registered name
- Kroko Montage Limited
- Company number
- 17457883
- Registered in
- England and Wales
- Registered office
- 167-169 Great Portland Street, London, England, W1W 5PF
- Written to at
- business@krokomontage.com
The registered office is an address for correspondence and for serving documents. It is not a studio and not somewhere to call at.
How the work is approached
Four things we hold to
Short enough to hold anybody to, and each one is something a customer could catch us breaking.
02
Say what cannot be done
A guest recorded in a hard room will be improved, not rescued. Saying that when we quote costs one uncomfortable sentence. Not saying it costs the episode.
03
Use only what you supply
Music, stings and beds come from you, and we ask you to confirm you hold the rights before an episode is built round them. We do not supply music and we do not license it on your behalf.
04
Keep your recording yours
Nothing you send is published, shown to anyone or used as an example of what we do. If we ever wanted to, we would ask, and a no would cost you nothing.
Write to us before you send anything
Tell us what the recording is and what you want done with it. You get a written quotation back, and nothing is edited or charged for until you have accepted it.