SupaPass Podcast Website Builder

SupaPass Podcast Website Builder turns a podcast feed into a site where creators can publish episodes and build an audience. SupaPass says setup can take five minutes without coding, plugins, or technical or design skills, and that the builder works with any podcast host. It can add hosted episodes automatically and create episode pages with show notes, a player, and comments. Audience tools include a sitewide player, member login, email capture, and automatic emails when new episodes are available. Creators can customize landing pages with drag-and-drop controls; layouts are optimized for desktop, mobile, and tablet. The service is available on Android, iOS, and web, and members can access a site through the SupaPass Player App on iOS and Android. The Free Website plan costs nothing and includes a SupaPass domain. The All-in-one Website plan is $79 a month with yearly billing, with the pricing page also showing $99 per month. Paid plans include a 14-day free trial; custom domains are listed as a paid feature.

SupaPass combines podcast-feed importing with episode pages and tools for engaging listeners on a creator’s site. The free plan has a SupaPass domain, while a custom domain is listed with paid features.

It suits podcast creators who want a site built from their feed, with tools for audience engagement and email capture. Organizations needing high-volume streaming, bulk uploads of 1,000+ content, group licensing, or OAuth are directed to contact SupaPass.

SupaPass Podcast Website Builder turns an existing podcast feed into a site with episode pages and audience tools. It suits creators who want a web presence alongside their current host, especially those building direct listener relationships. The free tier is a low-commitment start; branded domains and native apps require paid plans.

Overview

SupaPass is infrastructure for creators who want to build an audience and business on their own site and app. It says it works with any podcast host and automatically brings hosted episodes onto the website, so creators can add a destination for their show without changing hosts. That feed-based approach is practical for established shows, but it is not a podcast-hosting replacement.

The builder is presented as a no-code way to create a site, with SupaPass saying setup can take five minutes without plugins or technical or design skills. That lowers the barrier to getting started, though creators who want full branding will need a paid plan: the free website uses a SupaPass domain.

Key features

Episode pages are created with show notes, a player and comments. A sitewide player, member login, email capture and automatic new-episode email notifications give creators tools to keep listeners engaged and collect contacts. These are useful for growing an audience on a creator-owned destination, but they still depend on listeners visiting or joining that site.

Drag-and-drop landing-page customization offers control over the site’s presentation without coding, while layouts are optimized for desktop, mobile and tablet. The pricing page also names Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel and more than 3,000 Zapier integrations among plan features. SupaPass’s Player App on iOS and Android lets members access the site on mobile; native apps are a distinct, higher-priced plan feature.

Security measures are described as commercially reasonable technical and organizational protections, with no guarantee that transmissions are secure. Support enquiries go to SupaPass, and suppliers may help manage support queries.

Pricing

The free plan, Free Website, costs nothing and is billed free forever. It includes a SupaPass domain, podcast and blog RSS import, episode updates, a sitewide player, member login and comments, and email capture. This is the sensible way to build an initial site and test the audience tools, but the SupaPass domain limits brand consistency.

All-in-one Website costs $79 a month with yearly billing (save 20%); VAT is included. The page also shows $99 per month. It adds a branded website and custom domain while retaining RSS import, player, member login and comments, and email capture. This tier fits creators who need their own domain and a branded site without native apps.

Apps + Website costs from $249 a month; the pricing page also shows $299 per month, with VAT included. It adds native iPhone and iPad apps, a native Android app, a branded website, podcast features, subscriptions and sales. It is aimed at creators who want a dedicated app presence as well as a website, but is a substantial step up from the web-focused plan.

Enterprise starts from $1,000 a month. It offers full white-labeling and accommodates high-volume streaming or users, bulk uploads of 1,000+ content, group licensing, OAuth and other requirements; customers are directed to contact SupaPass. A 14-day free trial is offered for paid plans. Paid subscriptions are supported, but the plan features do not establish which tier or terms apply to every subscription use.

Platforms

SupaPass lists Android, iOS and web. Members can use the Player App on iOS and Android to access the site, while native iPhone, iPad and Android apps are included in Apps + Website.

Who it's for

SupaPass is best for creators who already publish through a podcast host and want episode pages, listener engagement tools and a branded site in one place. The free tier suits creators willing to use a SupaPass domain; All-in-one Website is the more fitting choice when a custom domain matters. It is less compelling for a creator who only needs hosting, or who wants native apps but cannot justify the Apps + Website price.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Works with any podcast host and automatically adds hosted episodes, so creators can build a site without moving their show.
• Pro: Episode pages, comments, email capture and notifications combine publishing with audience-engagement tools.
• Pro: A free-forever website plan includes RSS import and core listener features, making it possible to start without a paid commitment.
• Con: The free site uses a SupaPass domain; a custom domain and branded website require the paid All-in-one Website plan.
• Con: Native apps and subscriptions and sales are reserved for the much more expensive Apps + Website tier.
• Con: Enterprise needs such as high-volume users, bulk uploads of 1,000+ content, group licensing or OAuth require contacting SupaPass.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, see Podcast Website Builders. Choose Acast instead if its publishing plans fit: Starter is limited to one show and five episodes, while Essential supports multiple shows, unlimited episodes, ads and sponsorships for $14.99 a month billed yearly. Podbean is another freemium option; its Basic Free Plan specifies storage, bandwidth, upload and RSS-feed limits.

Jellypod offers a dedicated podcast website and free hosting on its Free plan, with a paid Starter tier at $25 a month billed yearly as $300. MyPodOps Website Builder starts at $19 a month and gives one podcast, shared audio and video hours, contacts, email sends and cloud storage, so it may suit a creator comparing a lower-cost paid website-builder plan. Podcast.co has a Lite plan at $19 a month, or $190 annually, with one user, 15,000 monthly downloads and Basic Podcast Pages.

Stationista starts at €12 a month for one show, 20,000 monthly downloads, two team members, unlimited episodes and storage. Castos starts with an Essentials plan at $19 a month billed monthly, including 10 transcripts per month and 100 private subscribers. Blubrry offers a freemium option and a Standard 1.5 plan at $7 a month, with up to 1.5 hours per month, audio/video podcasts, standard statistics and a managed WordPress site.

Verdict

Choose SupaPass if you want to turn an existing podcast feed into a creator-owned site and use comments, member access and email capture to deepen listener relationships. Its strongest case is the combination of host compatibility and audience tools; the main reason to look elsewhere is cost when you need a custom domain or native apps.