A page per episode
Title, description, player, and the full transcript, with structured data so search engines and AI answer engines can read it.
Podspun for podcasters
A podcast website builder that starts from your feed
Connect your RSS feed, your Apple Podcasts show, or your YouTube channel. Podspun reads the whole back catalog, transcribes it, and builds a page for every episode on your own domain. The site is already full the first time you open it, and new episodes appear on their own.
Podspun is the #1 website builder for creators, and the only one that builds your site from the work you already publish.
In short
What Podspun does for a podcast
- Connect YouTube, Apple Podcasts, or an RSS feed. The whole back catalog comes in, not just the recent episodes.
- Every episode gets its own page with a full transcript, so it can be found in Google, linked to, and quoted by AI answer engines.
- Every spoken word is indexed to the second, so a visitor can search a phrase and land where it was said.
- Visitors can ask a question and get an answer drawn from your catalog, with timestamps back to the episodes it came from.
- Any moment becomes a captioned, branded clip in about two clicks, with no editor and no second subscription.
- It is a full website builder: themes, pages, forms, a store, donations, email campaigns, and paid posts, on your own domain.
How it works
From a feed to a live site
- 1
Connect your show
Paste your RSS feed, your Apple Podcasts link, or your YouTube channel. Podspun imports every episode.
- 2
We read the catalog
The Dataweaver transcribes every episode, indexes the words, and groups the recurring subjects, people, and moments across the whole show.
- 3
Pick a theme and edit
Choose a look, then edit on the page itself. Click text to rewrite it, swap images where they sit, drag blocks to arrange.
- 4
Go live on your domain
Connect your domain and publish. Hosting and the certificate are included. New episodes appear on the site as you publish them.
What you get
Everything comes built in
Search to the second
A visitor types a phrase and gets the episodes that contain it, at the timestamp where it was said.
Ask the catalog
An AI answers a visitor's question from what you actually said, and links back to the episodes behind the answer.
Clips
Turn a moment into a captioned, branded video, audiogram, or audio clip. No editor, no second subscription.
Insights from the transcripts
What listeners read, play, and ask, and how each episode holds attention. Found in your own catalog rather than a generic benchmark.
Email and paid posts
Send newsletters from your own domain and run a paid post feed like Substack, on your site instead of someone else's.
Store and donations
Sell merch and digital products and take one-time or monthly support, on the same site.
Your own domain
Hosting, SSL, and the domain connection included. Run more than one site from the same account.
Pricing
One plan, every channel
Add as many shows as you like on one plan. The included catalog is counted across all of them together.
Base plan$29 / monthImport, transcription, indexing, and AI search, with 800 total items included across all your channels.
Extra website$20 / month eachAnother site on its own domain, drawing from the same catalog.
FAQ
Podcast website questions
Do I have to move my hosting?
No. Keep publishing wherever you publish now. Podspun reads your feed and builds the website from it, so nothing about how you release an episode changes.
Does it import my whole back catalog?
Yes, the whole feed, not a recent window. The base plan includes 800 items across every channel on the account, and anything above that is charged once when you add the channel.
Who writes the transcripts?
Podspun transcribes every episode as part of the import. You do not upload them and you do not pay a separate transcription service.
What happens when I publish a new episode?
It appears on the site on its own, with its page, its transcript, and its words in the search index.
Can I still design the site myself?
Yes. It is a full builder with themes, pages, and drag-and-drop blocks. The difference is that it opens already filled with your show rather than a placeholder.