For podcasters
How do I put my podcast on my website?
Connect your RSS feed, Apple Podcasts or Spotify to ShowHub. Every episode, back to the first, gets its own page with the player and your show notes, on the site you already have or one we host. Each page can turn up on Google for the things you talked about. New episodes are added for you, and it’s free to start.
Already have a website? Keep it. On WordPress, the plugin adds an Episodes page and a page for every episode. On Squarespace, Wix or Webflow, one pasted line puts your player there. The WordPress plugin
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The Allotment Hour
A gardening podcast with Gary Hughes. New episodes on Tuesdays.
Latest · Ep. 112
Improving clay soil without digging
with Beth Lowry
Apple Podcasts · Spotify
- 111Why are my tomatoes splitting?41:07
- 110Saving seeds from squash52:40
- 109Our no-dig bed after one year38:55
Example
Do my old episodes get pages too?
Yes, all of them. On the first sync ShowHub reads every episode in your feed and gives each one its own address, so episode one gets a page the same day as last week’s. After that it checks your feed daily.
The Allotment Hour · All episodes
112 episodes · 112 pages
- 112Improving clay soil without digging/episodes/improving-clay-soilBeth Lowry48:21
- 111Why are my tomatoes splitting?/episodes/why-tomatoes-splitSolo41:07
- 110Saving seeds from squash/episodes/saving-squash-seedsAlan Pritchard52:40
- 109Our no-dig bed after one year/episodes/no-dig-bed-one-year-inSolo38:55
- 108Making leaf mould in bin bags/episodes/making-leaf-mouldSolo44:12
- 107Listener questions: slugs/episodes/listener-questions-slugsSolo39:48
⋮ 100 more, each with its own page
- 001Episode 1 – Welcome to the plot/episodes/pilotSolo22:30
What goes on an episode page
Each episode page has its own address, so someone who looks up something you talked about on Google can land straight on that episode.
The Allotment Hour · Ep. 112 · Oct 20, 2026 · 48:21
Improving clay soil without digging
Beth from plot 14 joins Gary to talk about adding compost and leaf mould to heavy clay, and whether gypsum is worth buying.
04:10 Testing your soil · 17:45 Gypsum · 31:20 Fork or spade
Beth Lowry
Guest. Has had her allotment for 12 years.
Transcript
17:52 I tried gypsum the first year and honestly I didn’t see much difference. What helped was a barrow of compost every autumn…
The player
The episode, playable right on the page. Plays and listen time land in your stats.
Your show notes
Whatever you wrote in the feed, links and timestamps included. Edit them in ShowHub if you like.
The guest
Named from your show notes, so they have a page of their own to share instead of an app link.
Apple and Spotify buttons
For people who'd rather listen in their app. One tap and they're on the episode.
The transcript
On Pro and up. Every word as text on the page, searchable, and readable by Google.
allotmenthour.showhubco.com › episodes › improving-clay-soil
Improving clay soil without digging | The Allotment Hour
Beth from plot 14 joins Gary to talk about adding compost and leaf mould to heavy clay…
We can’t promise where you rank. Google can only list pages that exist, though, and an episode that is only in podcast apps doesn’t have a page of its own.
What else you get
Your pages keep up with your feed
When a new episode shows up in your feed, it gets a page on your site and goes to the top of the list.
Keep the site you already have
On WordPress, the ShowHub plugin adds an Episodes page and a page for every episode to your site. On Squarespace, Wix or Webflow, paste one snippet and your latest episode player shows up there and changes when you publish. On Pro, your episode pages can also sit on a subdomain like podcast.yoursite.com.
Video and audio on the same page
Connect your YouTube channel as well as your feed, which takes Pro, and an episode that's on both gets one page with a switch between watching and listening.
See who's actually listening
Plays, listen time and where listeners came from, on every plan. No cookies, so no cookie banner on your site.
Questions
What podcasters ask before they start
Something else on your mind? Read every question creators ask about ShowHub.
How do I make a website for my podcast?
Connect your podcast's RSS feed, or its Apple Podcasts or Spotify link, and pick a design. Every episode gets its own page at yourname.showhubco.com, free.
New episodes are added as you publish. Already have a website? Put the pages on a subdomain of it and paste the player on any page.
Do I have to move my podcast host?
No, your host stays your host.
ShowHub reads the RSS feed your host already publishes, so nothing moves and nothing gets re-uploaded.
Will my show notes and timestamps carry over?
Yes. Whatever's in your episode description goes on the page, links and timestamps included.
You can edit any episode's description in your dashboard.
Can listeners still choose Apple Podcasts or Spotify?
Yes. People can play the episode on the page or jump to the app they use.
Your stats show which apps listeners click through to.
My podcast is on YouTube too. Do I get two pages per episode?
No. ShowHub matches the video to the audio episode and makes one page with both.
The video
Ep. 48 on your YouTube channel
The audio
Ep. 48 in your podcast feed
One page
With a switch between watching and listening
It pairs them by title, date and length.
Start with your RSS feed
Paste your RSS feed or connect Apple Podcasts or Spotify, then pick a design. One show is one feed, so your whole back catalogue fits on the free plan.
Starter is free for one source on a yourname.showhubco.com address. Pro is $20 a month ($16 if you pay yearly) and adds up to 3 sources, your own domain and transcripts.