Podpage vs. website builders
Podpage vs. WordPress
Free and flexible, but plugin-heavy and never built around a podcast.
Read the comparisonPodpage vs. Squarespace
A polished general-purpose builder that leaves episodes and upkeep to you.
Read the comparisonPodpage vs. Weebly
A small-business builder where nothing updates when you publish.
Read the comparisonPodpage vs. Podcastpage
Now Beamly: the closest like-for-like alternative, with different trade-offs.
Read the comparisonPodpage vs. podcast hosts
Podpage vs. Transistor
Keep the hosting, build the website where SEO and email capture live.
Read the comparisonPodpage vs. Podbean
A basic included site that runs out of room for email, sales and search.
Read the comparisonPodpage vs. Captivate
A powerful host whose website builder is deliberately simple.
Read the comparisonPodpage vs. Simplecast
Beautiful design, but pages that search engines struggle to read.
Read the comparisonPodpage vs. Megaphone
Enterprise ad tech; the channel page is not built for discovery.
Read the comparisonPodpage vs. Acast
Big on monetization; most shows don't get a browsable website.
Read the comparisonPodpage vs. RSS.com
Approachable hosting with a server-rendered page and some SEO gaps.
Read the comparisonPodpage vs. Spotify for Creators (Anchor)
Free hosting that no longer comes with a podcast website at all.
Read the comparisonChoosing a podcast website
Do I have to leave my podcast host to use Podpage?
No. Podpage builds your website. It doesn't host your audio files or create your RSS feed, so you keep your current host and connect its feed to Podpage.
Is the website my host includes enough?
For a basic page, sometimes. Hosts build their included sites as a bonus, so they tend to fall short on search optimization, design control, email capture, and owning your own domain. Each comparison below looks at what a specific host's site does and doesn't do.
How is Podpage different from a general website builder?
Podpage reads your podcast feed and keeps your episodes, show notes, and links up to date automatically. With a general builder you build and maintain every episode page yourself.
How long does setup take?
Most podcasters have a working site in about five minutes: paste your feed, pick a design, and your episodes are imported. There is a free trial, so you can see your own show first.
You publish the episode. Podpage does the rest.
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Episodes import themselves
The moment an episode hits your feed it's live on your site — page, player, show notes, transcript.
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We improve them for SEO
Search-optimized titles, descriptions, and keyphrases — even a companion blog post for Google.
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We promote them for you
Posted to your social channels, emailed to your subscribers. No checklist, no logging in.
Plans that grow with your podcast
Basic
A beautiful, automated podcast website with SEO-optimized episode pages.
Pro
Engage your listeners with email capture, voicemail, reviews, blog, and 30+ integrations.
Elite
Advanced SEO, coaching, and marketing tools to rank on Google and grow your audience.