A page for every episode
Each episode arrives with a transcript, a summary, chapters, and clean markup, so listeners and search engines can both follow it.
Podspun Cloud
A podcast website builder that builds itself from your episodes
Point Podspun at your show and it builds a real website on your own domain, with a page for every episode, full transcripts, clips, and search. You pick a theme and edit. You never start from a blank page.
In short
What the website builder does
- Connect your show once and Podspun builds a full website from your show, then keeps it current as you publish.
- Every episode gets its own page with a transcript, a summary, and clean markup that Google and AI answer engines can read.
- Start from a finished theme and edit with a drag-and-drop block editor. No code, no blank page.
- Your site runs on your own custom domain, with clips, deep search, and SEO already wired in.
- Preview the whole site free behind a password, and pay only when you turn it live.
How it works
From your feed to a live site
- 1
Connect your show
Add your YouTube channel, Apple Podcasts feed, or RSS. Podspun imports every episode you have published.
- 2
We build the site
The Dataweaver transcribes and indexes your catalog, then lays out a page for every episode and the pages around them.
- 3
Pick a theme and edit
Choose a look, drag blocks where you want them, and add any custom pages. Everything stays on brand.
- 4
Turn it live on your domain
Preview it free behind a password, point your domain, and publish when you are ready.
What you get
Everything comes built in
Themes you can edit
Start from a finished theme and change it with a block editor. Move sections, swap colors and fonts, and add pages.
Your own domain
Your site lives on your domain, not a profile inside someone else's app. The custom domain is included.
Clips, search, and AI built in
The same site comes with the clip maker, deep search to the exact second, and an AI that answers questions from your show.
SEO that ships by default
Structured data, sitemaps, and fast pages come standard, so episodes from years ago keep finding new listeners.
It stays current on its own
Publish a new episode the way you already do and the page is there. You are not maintaining a site by hand.
Pricing
One plan, your whole catalog
The base plan imports, transcribes, and indexes your show, and gives you a full password-protected preview to build in. Publishing the site live on your own domain is the website line below.
Podspun Cloud$29 / monthImport, transcription, indexing, and AI search, with 800 episodes included.
Extra website$39 / month eachAnother site on its own domain, drawing from the same catalog.
FAQ
Podcast website builder questions
What is a podcast website builder?
It is a tool that turns your podcast into a website. Podspun does it from the episodes you already publish: connect your show and it builds a site with a page for every episode, transcripts, clips, and search, on your own domain.
Do I have to design the site myself?
No. Podspun builds the site from your catalog and gives you finished themes to start from. You edit with a drag-and-drop block editor and add any pages you want. There is no blank page.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Your site runs on your own custom domain, and the domain connection is included in the website price. You can also run more than one site, each on its own domain, from the same catalog.
Does the site update when I publish a new episode?
Yes. Once your show is connected, each new episode is imported, transcribed, and given its own page automatically. You publish the way you already do and the site stays current.
How much does a Podspun website cost?
The base plan is $29 a month and includes import, transcription, indexing, AI search, and 800 episodes, plus a full password-protected preview of your site. Publishing the site live on your own domain is $39 a month.
Can I try it before I pay to publish?
Yes. Podspun builds your site and lets you preview the whole thing behind a password for free. You only pay when you turn it live.
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