Episode pages for podcasters, musicians and video creators
You make the show.
We put it on your website.
ShowHub puts your podcast, music and videos on your website. Connect your podcast feed, YouTube channel or SoundCloud and every episode, track and video gets its own page, on the site you already have or one we host for you. Post something new and its page shows up by itself.
Free forever for one source. No card.
Two ways in
Your website, or one we host. Same show either way.
You connect your feed or channel once. Where the pages go is up to you, and you can do both.
Side A
Already have a website?
Keep it. Your episodes go there.
WordPress
The ShowHub plugin adds an Episodes page and a page for every episode to your site, and keeps them current.
Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, any site
Paste one line and your player shows up there. Post something new and it swaps itself in.
Your own subdomain
On Pro, your episode pages can live on your domain, at something like podcast.yoursite.com.
Side B
No website yet?
We host one for you, free.
yourname.showhubco.com
We host it for you, free. A page for every episode, track and video, and new ones added by themselves.
Your own domain
On Pro, the same pages at yourshow.com, without the ShowHub footer.
A look that's yours
Pick one of 3 designs on Starter, or 10 on Pro.
What you get
A page for every episode. And every track, and every video.
Connect once and ShowHub brings in what you've already put out. Each one gets a page. When you post the next one, it gets a page too: ShowHub checks your feed or channel every day, so you never log in to make that happen.
On every page
- The player
- Your audio or video, playing right on the page.
- Your words
- The description and links you already wrote, pulled straight from the source.
- A transcript
- Every word of the episode, so it can be read and searched. On Pro and up.
- A link of its own
- Share one episode, not your whole channel.
- Stats
- Visitors, plays, listen time and where people came from. No cookie banner needed.
Side A, all of it
The Long Lunch
thelonglunch.com
- 41The man who mapped every bus stop in Atlanta/episodes/41-every-bus-stop52:18Added by itself
- 40Why diners keep the pie in a glass case/episodes/40-pie-in-a-glass-case47:05
- 39A year without a smartphone/episodes/39-a-year-without-a-smartphone58:40
- 38The last switchboard operator/episodes/38-last-switchboard-operator44:12
- 37Who decides what a street is called/episodes/37-who-names-streets50:31
- 36Inside a 24-hour laundromat/episodes/36-24-hour-laundromat39:57
Getting found
Someone searches for what you talked about. They land on your episode.
A video on YouTube or an episode in a podcast app is hard for Google to read. A page with the title, the description and every word of the transcript is easy. So people who search for the thing you covered find you, not just people who already follow you.
AI assistants read those same pages, so when someone asks one a question you've answered, it can point them to you.
thelonglunch.com › episodes
The man who mapped every bus stop in Atlanta | The Long Lunch
Episode 41 · 52 min · Terrell rode all 110 MARTA routes with a clipboard and a cheap GPS. We talk about the map he drew, the stops that aren't there…
Asked an AI assistant
“Any podcasts about Atlanta transit history?”
The Long Lunch has an episode on it: a guest who rode all 110 MARTA bus routes and mapped every stop.
thelonglunch.com/episodes/41-every-bus-stop
The player, on the site you have
One line. It keeps up by itself.
Put one snippet on the site you already have and your latest episode, track or video plays right there. Post a new one and it swaps itself in. You never edit that page again.
- Squarespace
- WordPress
- Wix
- Webflow
- anything that takes HTML
On WordPress, skip the snippet: the ShowHub plugin adds an Episodes page and a page for every episode. See the WordPress guide
Paste this once
<script src="showhubco.com/embed.js"
data-podcast-id="quiet-hours"></script>Latest
Porchlight
Marlo & the Quiet Hours
- Low Ceiling4:12
- Gravel Road (Live at the Earl)5:03
This box updates itself when Marlo puts out a new song.
Which one are you?
Same idea, made for what you make.
Whatever you make, it works the same way and starts free. Each page below shows what your pages would look like.
Podcasters
Syncs from your RSS feed, Apple Podcasts or SpotifyA page for every episode with the player and your show notes. Transcripts on Pro, so every word can be searched.ShowHub for podcastersMusicians
Syncs from SoundCloud or YouTubeA home for your songs that isn't a streaming app. Every track gets a page you can send to anyone.ShowHub for musiciansVideo creators
Syncs from YouTube or TikTokEvery video on a page of its own, on your site, outside the feed.ShowHub for video creators
Before you ask
Questions people ask first.
What is ShowHub?
ShowHub puts your podcast, music and videos on your website. You connect where you already post, like your podcast's RSS feed, YouTube or SoundCloud, and every episode, track and video gets its own page, on the site you already have or one ShowHub hosts for you. New uploads get their page automatically.
Do I need a website already?
No, but if you have one, keep it. On WordPress, the ShowHub plugin adds an Episodes page and a page for every episode to your site. On Squarespace, Wix, Webflow or any other site, paste one line and your latest episode, track or video plays there and stays current. No website yet? ShowHub hosts one for you at yourname.showhubco.com for free, or on your own domain with Pro.
Is ShowHub free?
Yes. The Starter plan is free forever and needs no card: one source, a yourname.showhubco.com site, 3 designs, the embed player and 30 days of stats. Pro is $20 a month, or $16 a month billed yearly, and adds your own domain, transcripts and more designs.
Does it work with Spotify, YouTube and SoundCloud?
Yes. ShowHub syncs from YouTube, TikTok, SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts, Spotify podcasts and any RSS feed, and checks for new uploads every day. Spotify sync is for podcasts; musicians connect SoundCloud or YouTube and add their Spotify as a link. Instagram posts can be added by pasting a link.
How do people find my episodes on Google?
Every episode, track and video gets its own page with its title, description and, on paid plans, a transcript, all as text search engines can read. When someone searches for something you talked about, Google can send them straight to that page. AI assistants read the same pages and can point people to them.
Your turn
Where will your show live?
Every show gets a free address like this. Have a website already? Your episodes go there too.
Admit one · Starter
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No card. No trial clock.
- One source: your channel, profile or feed
- yourname.showhubco.com
- 3 designs to pick from
- The player for the site you already have
- 30 days of stats
Want your own domain and transcripts? Pro is $16 a month, billed yearly, or $20 month to month.