Store, organise and publish on-demand audio with structured RSS delivery, embeddable playback and audience information. Upgrade to an interactive listener hub when your show needs more than a basic feed.
Both packages support structured episode delivery, while the Interactive Hub adds a richer branded listener experience and community features.
A reliable UK-friendly podcast hosting package for weekly audio shows, RSS delivery and embeddable playback.
Podcast hosting with a listener-facing archive, community features, analytics and custom presentation.
Keep audio files and episode information together in a managed library.
Publish a structured feed for compatible podcast directories and listening apps.
Review episode activity and build a clearer picture of audience growth.
Give listeners a branded place to browse, search and stream your archive.
Support likes, comments or social sharing on suitable interactive packages.
Match the listener experience to your podcast identity instead of relying only on third-party directories.
A podcast host stores your episode audio and produces the RSS feed that podcast apps use to discover new releases. The RSS feed carries information such as the programme title, artwork, episode names, descriptions and enclosure URLs. A dedicated podcast hosting service keeps those assets organised and gives you a stable location for distribution.
Your RSS feed is the technical connection between your hosting platform and directories that choose to ingest it. Once the feed is configured correctly, new episodes can be published to the host and then discovered through compatible podcast applications. Each directory has its own submission and content rules, so the host provides the feed while the creator manages the external listings.
Long-running podcasts quickly build a large audio library. Structured episode management makes it easier to keep titles, descriptions, artwork and files together. Storage requirements should be estimated using your average episode length, audio bitrate and publishing frequency.
Some podcasts need more than an RSS feed. An interactive archive can provide a branded website where listeners browse episodes, search the catalogue, share programmes and engage with community features. This is particularly useful for radio shows that republish their programmes on demand.
The service can be used by independent podcasters, internet radio stations, businesses, community groups and creators who publish recurring audio. It can also complement live radio hosting by turning selected shows into a searchable catch-up archive.
Build podcast pages, presenter profiles and a persistent player.
Explore websites →Add podcast directories and background audio to a branded app.
Explore apps →Create branded web playback for live and on-demand audio.
Explore player →Turn a podcast brand into a scheduled live or automated station.
Explore radio →Yes. Podcast hosting is designed to provide structured RSS delivery for compatible directories and apps.
Yes, subject to your storage allowance and any migration limitations from your existing host.
Yes. Recorded programmes can be published as on-demand episodes where the station has the necessary content rights.
Estimate the size of an average episode and multiply it by your expected archive length. Higher bitrates and longer programmes use more space.
Yes. The hosting can be paired with custom radio or podcast website development and an interactive listener directory.
Tell us your publishing frequency, average episode size and whether you need a simple RSS host or an interactive branded hub.