Podcast website templates for shows and creators
A podcast website gives every episode a page of its own, with the audio, the notes and a way into the rest of the catalogue. Patchbay is built for that. Rivet is a one-page link-in-bio for a musician with mixes, dates and merch, and Prive is a personal site with projects, a blog and a newsletter sign-up.
Your podcast host keeps the audio files and the RSS feed. In Patchbay, paste an episode's direct audio link from your host and a player appears on its page; for any other player, paste the embed code from Spotify, Apple Podcasts or your host. Sign-ups and messages land in your Sitelas inbox.
Add the next episode or post in the editor, or ask Claude or ChatGPT to add it and publish it.
Templates in this category
Patchbay
For podcasts with a long back catalogue: a scannable episode list, a player on each episode page and search.
Prive
A minimal personal site for founders and creators whose name is the brand: projects, a blog and a newsletter.
Rivet
A loud one-page site for DJs and producers: links to your mixes and dates, a merch and vinyl drop, and a fan list.
Each template is an example of a website you can build with Sitelas. Sitelas sells the website builder, not the products or services these examples depict.
What a podcast website needs
- A page for every episode
- The title, number, date and run time, the guest, a player and the notes. Each page can be found and shared on its own, which a feed alone cannot do.
- An archive people can scan
- New listeners browse before they subscribe. A list that shows each episode's season and number, with search, gets them to the episode that hooks them.
- Where to listen
- A button for each app your show is on and the RSS feed address, so nobody has to search for you.
- Who makes it
- The hosts and why the show exists, in a few lines. Guests read this page before they pitch.
- A way to pitch a guest
- A contact form with a subject list, so guest pitches arrive apart from corrections and other messages. They land in your Sitelas inbox.
- A list you own
- A sign-up form that forwards each address to your email tool by webhook. Sitelas collects the sign-ups; your email tool sends the newsletter.
Which template fits your show
| Template | Built for | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| Patchbay | For podcasts with a long back catalogue: a scannable episode list, a player on each episode page and search. | Home, Episodes, The show, Where to listen, Contact |
| Prive | A minimal personal site for founders and creators whose name is the brand: projects, a blog and a newsletter. | Home, About Luke Williams, Work and Portfolio, Blog |
| Rivet | A loud one-page site for DJs and producers: links to your mixes and dates, a merch and vinyl drop, and a fan list. | Home |
What people build with these
Each template was built and tested against a real kind of business. Between them, they cover:
- An interview or documentary podcast with a back catalogue worth browsing
- A show whose archive has outgrown a grid of episode cards
- A fortnightly or weekly show that publishes on a fixed cadence
- A two-or-three-person show rather than a network of them
- A podcast whose listeners arrive from a search result or a shared link
- A technical or trade-facing show where the guest's role matters more than their name
- Anyone who wants a working player on the page as well as a subscribe link
- A show that keeps written transcripts and wants somewhere to offer them
- Creator-founder running a newsletter alongside one product
- Indie maker with a small portfolio plus a public blog
- Design-template entrepreneur shipping from a personal site
- Adventure-led creative director with writing and projects
- Solo founder who wants their name as the brand
- Podcaster who also ships templates and writes
- DJ or producer routing traffic to mixes, drops, and dates
- Streetwear designer with a small store and a loud personal brand
- Music creator who wants a bold link page over a default theme
- High-energy creator outgrowing Linktree who wants an owned hub
Build one by asking your AI agent
- 1Connect Sitelas to Claude, ChatGPT or another AI agent that supports MCP. How to connect
- 2Ask for it in plain words: “Build a website for an interview or documentary podcast with a back catalogue worth browsing. Pick the template that fits best.”
- 3Open the preview link it sends back, ask for changes, and publish when it reads right.
Then keep changing it from the same chat
- Rewrite the copy“Rewrite every page in a warmer, friendlier voice.”
- Change the design“Make the colours earthier and use a serif for headings.”
- Add or remove pages“Add a Pricing page and remove the Blog.”
- Rearrange sections“Move the testimonials higher and add an FAQ.”
- Swap the photos“Replace the photos with ones that fit my business.”
- Run the site“Show me this week's form messages, then publish.”
Everything here can also be done by hand in the visual editor.
Questions
What should a podcast website include?
A page for each episode with the player, the notes and the guest; an archive listeners can scan or search; where to listen, with each app and your RSS feed; who makes the show; and a way for guests and listeners to get in touch.
Does Sitelas host my podcast?
No. Your podcast host keeps the audio files and the RSS feed that the listening apps read. The site links to them: a player on each episode page from its audio link or your host's embed code, and your feed address on the listening page.
Can I sell merch or vinyl?
One item at a time. Rivet gives each item a buy button that opens your own Stripe Payment Link. There is no cart or stock count.
Can people subscribe to my newsletter?
Yes. The signup form collects addresses into your Sitelas inbox and can forward each one to your email tool through a webhook. Sitelas does not send newsletters itself.
Can I embed my podcast player or YouTube videos?
Yes. Add YouTube videos directly, and paste the embed code from Spotify, Apple Podcasts or your podcast host onto any page.
What does it cost?
Nothing to start, with no trial clock. A free site runs on a sitelas.com address; Pro is $9 a month per site ($90 a year) for your own domain, analytics and more room.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, on Pro. Point your domain at the site and the SSL certificate is issued and renewed for you.