Podpage is a podcast website builder that creates and maintains a professional show website from a single RSS feed, giving podcasters a search-optimized online home without needing a developer, designer, or ongoing manual updates. The platform is used by over 30,000 podcasters ranging from independent hobbyists to shows with millions of listeners, and it handles the technical heavy lifting so creators can focus on producing episodes rather than managing web infrastructure.
How It Works
The setup takes under five minutes and follows three steps. You paste your podcast RSS feed URL or search for your show by name, and Podpage pulls in every episode, show notes, and artwork automatically. Next, you pick a template from the built-in library and adjust brand colors to match your show's identity. Once you publish, the website refreshes itself every time a new episode drops -- no manual editing required. The entire process is designed so that a podcaster with zero technical background can have a live, polished website running within a single sitting.
Key Features
- Automated episode pages: Each episode gets its own SEO-optimized page with an embedded player, show notes, and social sharing buttons. Pages update automatically when new episodes go live.
- Email capture and listener engagement: The Pro plan includes customizable email opt-in forms, a voicemail widget that lets listeners send audio messages, and a reviews hub that aggregates feedback from Apple Podcasts and other platforms.
- Built-in blog: The Pro plan unlocks a blogging tool for publishing show announcements, supplemental content, and written articles directly on the podcast website.
- Integrations ecosystem: Podpage connects with over 30 third-party services including Mailchimp, ConvertKit, Zapier, Google Analytics, and Facebook Pixel, so podcasters can plug the website into their existing marketing stack.
- Custom domain support: All plans support connecting a custom domain name, and Podpage provides automatic SSL certificates.
Who It's For
Podpage serves podcasters across every genre and size, from shows just launching their first episodes to established productions with millions of downloads. It is particularly useful for independent creators and small teams who want a professional web presence without hiring a developer or wrestling with general-purpose website builders like WordPress or Squarespace, which lack podcast-specific automation.
Pricing
Podpage offers three subscription tiers with a 14-day free trial on each plan and no credit card required to start.
| Plan | Price | Key Features |
|---|
| Basic | $12/mo | Automated episode pages, SEO optimization, custom domain, episode embeds |
| Pro | $19/mo | Everything in Basic plus email capture, voicemail widget, reviews aggregation, blog, 30+ integrations |
| Elite | $39/mo | Everything in Pro plus advanced SEO tools, marketing coaching, and audience growth features |
Subscribers can cancel at any time. The platform does not take a commission on listener donations or membership revenue.
Expert Endorsements
Podpage has earned recommendations from several well-known figures in podcasting. Kevin Rose, host of the Diggnation podcast, has called Podpage the best podcast website builder he has seen and uses it for his own shows. Adam Curry, widely recognized as the inventor of podcasting, uses Podpage for multiple shows including Curry and the Keeper and Boostagram Ball. Dave Jackson, host of the School of Podcasting, joined Podpage as Head of Podcasting after praising the platform's focus on podcasters' specific needs.
Limitations
Podpage is purpose-built for podcast websites and does not function as a general-purpose website builder. Shows that need extensive custom layouts, ecommerce storefronts, or membership portals may need to supplement Podpage with external tools. The Basic plan lacks email capture and integrations, which means growing shows will likely need to upgrade to Pro fairly quickly to build a listener mailing list.
