Podpage Reviews 

Podpage takes the work out of running a website for a podcast. I was spending so much time with WordPress making it look good and work properly. It was unnecessarily complex. Especially after using Podpage. Brenden Mulligan and his team have designed it so well that the website looks great, with excellent functionality, with more features always being added. And because of that. We can focus on building the best content to maximize the reach we can have. I recommend Podpage to any new, or existing podcaster i know.

I’ve been podcasting for 8 years, with a website for over 12 years, so I knew what I needed from PodPage. My old website was grinding to a rapid halt at many levels, yet it was quite sophisticated and extensive. But podpage has taken pretty much everything I’ve thrown at it and I am now absolutely chuffed to bits with the results. The team are continually improving the product at a rapid rate and are very accessible, frequently asking for feedback and ideas from the user base. I’d been concerned about my old website for a couple of years but was even more concerned about jumping out of the frying pan into the fire. Thankfully, with podpage, I’ve got exactly what I needed. Podpage is feature rich, mobile and desktop friendly, podcast ready and is a package I’d recommend to any podcaster. It’s very easy to learn and priced well below what some of the big boys are asking for. If you’re shopping around and you’re a podcaster, not a webmaster, look no further.

I checked out this site totally on a whim. I already had a webpage for my podcast. "Too Many Podcasts!" through hostgator/weebly, but it seemed to take up a lot of my time. The site was good, but not entirely what I expected for the money. Enter podpage.com. All of my episodes linked, with the show notes. The website updates itself when new episodes debut. The page is very customizable, but I wish even more so, but that's my personal preference. I can add specialized pages on my other podcasts. I felt the Pro version was well worth it, because it works well if you have an online shop, or a donation page. It looks great on a phone, too. My other site did not. My webpage is sherpalution.com. Check it out and see if you agree.

After I joined the Podpage Facebook Group and saw how active it was, I knew I was set! Everyone is super receptive and I love how they accept me being a new podcaster. Podpage has truly been a lifesaver when it comes to making a professional-looking site for my podcast!

“When I wanted a website that was plug-and-play, I thought Squarespace was the answer. I’m not technologically challenged, but I can’t code. The Squarespace promise is you can build your own website while baking a cake: easy, right? This wasn’t true for me. I couldn’t get what I wanted, so I had to hire someone from Upwork to build my website.

Once I had a website, the new challenge was making sure it stayed current with all the plugins. I was always worried my site would fail.

Podpage gave me a great looking site without needing to know coding languages like HTML and CSS. It seamlessly pulls in what I need for each episode from Buzzsprout. And I’m confident the site will stay current overtime.