Podpage

Podpage is what you recommend when a friend asks where their show's website should live and they don't want to think about it for more than a couple of minutes. The pitch is honest: drop in your feed, pick a theme, done.

New episodes appear automatically; the site keeps itself current without you logging in to push anything. The free tier covers the basics most hobby shows actually need, which is rare in this category and the main reason it earned its position.

Paid plans unlock the things that matter once you're past the hobby stage: custom domain so you can stop telling people about a yourshow.podpage.com URL, deeper styling and component control, contact forms, sponsor and merchandise pages, more SEO control. Customisation has real limits.

If your idea of a podcast website is something genuinely bespoke with custom layouts, animations, or content beyond episodes, Podpage will frustrate you and you should look at WordPress with Seriously Simple Podcasting, a Next.js build, or something custom. For everyone else, it gets a real website online and indexed before the perfect-is-the-enemy instinct kicks in and the project dies in a Figma file. Adoption is broad enough that integration support from common podcast tools and analytics platforms is usually present out of the box.