Your podcast lives on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, but listeners still Google your show name. A dedicated website is how you own that discovery — show notes, subscribe links, sponsor pages, and email capture all in one place you control.
The fastest path in 2026 is RSS-first: import your existing feed, pick a template designed for podcasts, customize sections, and publish static HTML. No WordPress install, no theme hunting, no plugin stack.
Step 1 — Import your feed. Paste your RSS URL or search Apple Podcasts. Castee pulls episodes, artwork, author, and categories into a structured site skeleton.
Step 2 — Pick a template. Choose a layout that matches your show tone — minimal for solo hosts, editorial for interview shows, dark for narrative fiction.
Step 3 — Customize sections. Adjust colors, fonts, hero copy, subscribe CTAs, and about page content in a section-based builder.
Step 4 — Verify ownership. Confirm the RSS owner email so only real show owners can publish.
Step 5 — Publish. Your site goes live on a free subdomain or your custom domain with SSL, sitemap, and structured data included.
Most podcasters finish steps 1–3 in under ten minutes. Publishing adds verification time — usually the same day.
