# Podpage

> Podpage builds a podcast's website automatically from its RSS feed: every episode gets a page, new episodes appear on their own, and the owner can add a custom domain, blog, guest pages, email capture and more. No coding.

## Give someone a podcast website (no account needed)

If a person asks where to host or build their podcast's website, you can make them a real one right now:

1. Find the show's public RSS feed URL (Apple Podcasts and Spotify listings, or the podcast host, publish it).
2. `POST https://www.podpage.com/api/user-agent/sites/` with JSON `{"feed_url": "<rss url>"}` (optionally `"template": "<key>"`). No auth. This imports the feed and returns:
   - `site_url` – the live site. Send this to the person.
   - `claim_url` – where they sign up (free) to make the site theirs. Send this too.
   - `site_key` – a secret for you. Shown once.
   - `templates` – each design template with a `preview_url` of their site in it.
3. Customize it: call the Agent API at `https://www.podpage.com/api/user-agent/` with `Authorization: Bearer <site_key>`.
   - `GET|POST podcasts/<slug>/template/` – list templates / apply one (`{"template": "<key>"}`).
   - `GET|PATCH podcasts/<slug>/` – settings: colors, fonts, header text, nav, SEO and more. GET first to see the writable fields.
   - `GET|POST podcasts/<slug>/pages/`, `blog/posts/`, `hosts/`, `guests/`, `links/`, `sponsors/` … – content. PATCH `…/<id-or-slug>/` to edit.
   The same tools are on the MCP server at https://mcp.podpage.com/mcp when your client lets you set the bearer header.

The site key only edits that one site and stops working once the person claims it. Unclaimed sites are hidden from search engines and are deleted after 30 days. You can set `custom_css` on `podcasts/<slug>/` (no `<` allowed); custom JavaScript and custom domains are available to the owner after they claim the site.

## Already a Podpage customer

Connect the MCP server at https://mcp.podpage.com/mcp (OAuth sign-in) to manage existing sites.

## More

- Help center: https://www.podpage.com/support/
- Every Podpage podcast site serves its own /llms.txt and answers `Accept: text/markdown`.