Apple Podcasts helps distribute your show, but your podcast still needs a website of its own. Castly turns the same RSS feed behind Apple Podcasts into a professional site in 30 seconds.
Search your podcast by name → Create your free siteNo migration required. Castly uses your existing RSS feed to create a website with your artwork, description, and episode archive.
A website gives you search visibility, a clean link to share, and a place to present your show beyond Apple Podcasts.
Episode pages, metadata, Open Graph tags, and structured data help your content travel better across search and social.
Start free, then switch to Pro for 9,99€/month or 99€/year if you want automatic syncing, a custom subdomain, and a cleaner branded experience.
Getting your podcast into Apple Podcasts is an important first step, but it does not replace a real website. Apple gives you distribution and credibility inside its ecosystem, yet your show still competes within an interface you do not control. A dedicated website gives your podcast an owned home on the web, which means you can share a cleaner link, rank for searches around your show, and give first-time visitors a better overview of your content than a simple platform listing.
This becomes especially useful when people search for your podcast outside podcast apps. They may Google the show name, a guest name, a topic you covered, or a phrase from an episode title. Without a website, you rely on directories and third-party pages to explain your work. With a Castly site, your podcast has an indexable homepage, a full episode list, built-in audio playback, and metadata that helps both search engines and social platforms understand what your show is about.
Castly keeps the workflow simple by building from your RSS feed. That is the same source Apple Podcasts uses, so there is no duplicate data entry and no manual episode publishing. Search for your show by name or paste the feed directly, and Castly generates the site in seconds. This is useful for independent podcasters who need to move quickly, as well as teams that want a simple branded destination without maintaining a custom CMS.
There is also a practical conversion benefit. When you invite someone to discover your show, a website can lead with your positioning, best episodes, and visual identity before sending them to their preferred listening app. That is hard to do inside Apple Podcasts alone. A site works better for bios, press kits, sponsorship conversations, and any context where you want your show to feel like a brand instead of just another listing in a crowded directory.
The result is a stronger podcast funnel. Apple Podcasts remains one listening destination, while your website becomes the place you share in outreach, bios, newsletters, and press mentions. Instead of sending people straight into a platform UI, you send them to a page that introduces your brand, surfaces your best episodes, and gives your show a better chance to compound through search over time.
No. Castly works with the RSS feed behind your Apple Podcasts listing, regardless of which podcast host you use.
Yes. Your website is complementary. Apple Podcasts keeps handling listening and distribution while Castly gives you an owned web presence.
Yes on Pro, where new episodes sync automatically from your RSS feed. On the free plan, you can refresh manually.
Yes. You can launch for free, then upgrade to Pro at 9,99€/month or 99€/year if you want automation and a more polished setup.
Paste your RSS feed and get a beautiful site in 30 seconds. Free, no signup.
Search your podcast by name → Create your free site