For video podcasters

A website built for a podcast you film

Most podcast websites were designed for audio and bolt video on afterwards. PodView treats the video as the episode — a real page per episode, on a domain you own, updating itself.
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If you film your show, the usual podcast website is the wrong shape: an audio player, a description, and your video parked on someone else's platform. The result is a show whose best asset lives where you cannot rank it, redesign it, or take it with you.

The episode page is the product

Every episode gets its own URL, title, description, and player — the unit search engines index and listeners share. A single scrolling feed gives them nothing to rank.

Video and audio, one page

Publish the filmed cut and the audio version together. Listeners pick; you keep one canonical page per episode instead of splitting the audience across two homes.

Findable off-platform

Per-episode structured data, sitemaps, and llms.txt, so episodes surface in Google and in AI answers — not only inside a recommendation feed.

It publishes itself

Point PodView at your feed once. New episodes appear on the site automatically, so the archive is never the thing you are behind on.

  • Video-first episode pages
  • Automatic episode sync
  • Custom domain + SSL included
  • Free plan, no credit card

Frequently asked questions

What is a video podcast website?

A site whose unit is the episode, where the filmed version is the main event: each episode has its own page and URL carrying the video, the description, and the audio, on a domain you own rather than a platform profile.

Do I need one if my show is already on YouTube and Spotify?

Those are distribution; a website is the home. They decide what gets recommended and own the audience relationship. A site you own is where the back catalogue is searchable, where email signups land, and where you are not competing for a slot in a feed.

Do I have to upload my videos again?

No. PodView reads the feed you already publish, so episodes appear on the site on their own as you release them.

Can I keep my recording and hosting tools?

Yes. Record and host wherever you do today — PodView only replaces the website, and there is no migration.

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