Your podcast site comes back in your colors, your fonts and brand.
No logo yet? Create a logo, then turn it into your podcast site.
Use the same file that sits on your show artwork in every listening app: PNG, JPG, SVG or WebP. The builder pulls out its colors and lettering and judges whether the show reads as late night chat or a serious documentary. Still recording under a working title? Make one free and bring it here.
About a minute later the podcast has its own website: your logo up top, the hosts at their microphones in the hero, sections for the latest episode, the people behind the show and where to listen, plus a contact form for guest pitches and sponsor questions.
Swap the sample photos for studio shots and guest portraits, write a line about the latest episodes, add buttons for each listening app, then press Publish. Read the address out at the end of every episode.
Hover any card to see the full page
A host who edits audio every evening ends up with a blog layout built for recipes, and the show artwork looks pasted on.
The site starts with the artwork your listeners already tap on every week.
A podcast website builder is a tool that creates a complete website for a show, from a solo commute podcast to a weekly panel with guests and sponsors. A podcast website gives the show a home that no single app controls: who hosts it, what each episode covers, where to listen and how to get in touch. LOGO.com makes that site from your show logo, not from a stock layout.
LOGO.com takes the colors, lettering and energy of your logo, then builds a header, hero, About, Services, a contact form and links around it. Each section comes with copy written for a podcast, ready for you to edit until it sounds like your intro.
A new listener wants to know what the show is about and which episode to start with. A potential guest wants to see who you have already had on. A sponsor wants to know who listens. One page that answers all three does more than a bio in each app.
An interview show sells the guests. A sports podcast sells the hot takes after every match. A faith podcast sells a weekly companion, and a true crime show sells careful storytelling. According to LOGO.com data, more than four in five podcasts set up on LOGO.com in the past 12 months used the plain label podcast, and among those that named a topic, sports came up most, ahead of music, Christian shows and crime.
Brand themes take every color from your logo, and a dark, light or colorful style restyles the whole site in one click. When you want an address that is easy to say at the end of an episode, connect a custom domain you already own or buy one through LOGO.com on the Brand Plan.
Upload your logo and the builder reads its colors, lettering and mood, then produces a full podcast website around it. No prompt to write and no theme to pick before you can share a link.
According to LOGO.com data, close to three in five of the colors podcasts picked for their brand on LOGO.com in the past 12 months were white, black or gray, with green the top accent. Whatever your artwork uses, the site takes the same shades.
A show description, an About section that introduces the hosts and a welcome line that says what each episode delivers. Rewrite anything that does not sound like your opening monologue.
Hosts at the mic, a guest mid laugh, the setup in your spare room. Load your own photos into the image sections and drop the sample ones.
Rather start from a layout? Pick a template and add your logo. Your colors, fonts and show name drop in, so the first version already feels like your feed.
Welcome for the show pitch, About for the hosts, Services for sponsorship and guest slots, Contact, Links to every listening app, Promotion for a live taping, Testimonial for listener reviews, Call to Action and FAQ for how to be a guest. Or keep a link in bio page for your episode clips on social.
Push the newest episode or a big guest to the top, then move the season trailer up when a new run starts. Reorder by dragging and the live preview keeps up.
Plenty of listeners look a show up on a phone between episodes. A mobile friendly website matters there, so check the phone view and keep the listen buttons on the first screen.
A contact form gathers guest pitches, sponsor inquiries and listener mail in one inbox. Use the section text to ask guests for their topic and a recent interview link.
Recording live or running a studio? Add the address with a live Google Map. Keep it matching your Google Business Profile, which helps local SEO when people look for the venue.
Start on a yourname.hi.link address, then connect a domain you own or buy one inside LOGO.com on the Brand Plan, so the address in your outro is the show name.
The Brand Plan removes the LOGO.com watermark, so a sponsor checking you out sees your podcast brand and nothing else.
People search for a subject before they search for a show. Set the title and description Google displays, and choose the preview image that appears when a listener shares an episode link.
See how many people visit after a big episode or a guest share. The free plan counts seven days of visitors, and the Brand Plan stretches that to thirty days, ninety days and all time, with a file you can download.
Editorial, minimal, sunset, sage, neon, mocha: pick one style and every section changes. Your show lettering stays exactly the same in each look.
The same upload opens a brand kit with your colors, fonts, social templates and business cards, so episode clips, promo posts and the website all match the cover art.
Design a logo in the free logo maker, choose the version that reads at thumbnail size in a listening app, and the builder turns it into your podcast website.
Press Publish once and the podcast site is online. No developer, no code and no gap between recording days.
Rebranding for season three? Rebuild the site from the new artwork in one click, and visitors keep seeing the current site until you hit Publish.
The Brand Plan covers the website, your domain, logo files, the brand kit and 1,200+ branded templates, so artwork, promo posts and the site sit on one plan.
Ask the assistant in the editor to tighten an episode summary, shorten a host bio or make the guest pitch instructions clearer.
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Albina Consulting
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The Product Levers, LLC
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Boise Behavioral Medicine PLLC
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Your Modern Lender
Upload your logo now and give the next episode a podcast website worth mentioning in the outro.