Podcast Website Design for Independent Shows

We connect the site to your RSS feed so each new episode creates its own page, with the player, show notes and links, as soon as your host publishes it. On WordPress that usually means a podcast plugin; on Webflow it means a feed sync that writes to the CMS. Either way you keep recording and uploading the way you already do.

From there, the design work is about listening paths. A new visitor should see the show in one sentence, a starter episode or two, and subscribe buttons for Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube and wherever else you publish. A returning listener should be able to browse by topic, season or guest.

If you publish transcripts, we give them a readable layout with timestamps rather than a wall of text. That helps deaf and hard-of-hearing listeners and gives the page real language for search. Our SEO for podcasts page explains how we build on that once the site is live.

A podcast website is a one-off build, so you get a fixed price in writing before anything starts. Website builds begin at $1,000; a show with a large archive, membership integration or custom guest database will cost more than a simple feed-driven site. Your podcast host, email platform and any plugins are billed by their own providers.

If you want ongoing help after launch, such as monthly updates, landing pages for sponsor reads or promotion, plans start at $1,000 a month, run month to month and stop with 7 days' written notice. The domain, site, content and artwork belong to you either way. For a wider view of how we quote, see web design pricing.

Send us your show name, your current page and the feed URL, then book a free, no-obligation 30-minute growth audit. We will look at how a stranger discovers you, what happens when they land, and where the sponsor route breaks. You leave with a short list of fixes whether you hire us or not. We answer every enquiry within 24 hours.