With chapter marks, your audience jumps straight to the right part of an episode.
Subscribe and share.
With the subscribe bar and the buttons for your platforms, your audience subscribes to the show in their app. They share episodes right from the player.
Your website. Your style.
You decide which sections the player shows, separately for your podcast site and for embedded players on other websites.
Your podcast site fits into your brand presence. You set up address, design, and measurement to your requirements, for several shows too.
Your own domain
Your podcast site runs at an address of your brand, for example podcast.your-company.com.
Your own themes
Design the site with your own templates in HTML and CSS. Start with a copy of a Podigee theme or import your theme from a public Git repository.
Tracking code
Enter the code of your web analytics service. Podigee adds it to the pages of your podcast website.
Network website
Group several shows into a network. The network website shows all podcasts with their episodes, and a shared feed bundles the episodes. Each show keeps its own feed and its website.
Embedding with oEmbed
Systems with oEmbed support embed an episode directly through its address, without any code. The oEmbed interface sets no cookies.
Keep your episodes and podcast details up to date in the chat.
Your assistant maintains the titles, show notes and covers of your episodes as well as the description and categories of your podcast, once you have confirmed the preview.
Yes. Podigee creates a site with cover art, player, episodes, and show notes at yourname.podigee.io.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. You connect your own domain to your podcast site. Your RSS feed and embedded players then move to the new address. After that, enter the new feed URL in the directories, for example in Apple Podcasts.
Can I add the player to my website?
Yes. You can embed the whole show, a single episode, a playlist, or a subscribe button. Systems with oEmbed embed an episode directly through its address.
Can my audience read along in the player?
Yes, as soon as the episode has a transcript.
Can my audience comment on the podcast site?
Yes. Your audience can comment on the episode pages. You moderate the comments yourself and can also turn them off for your site.
