Episode pages for podcasts, music and video
Your whole catalogue on a site people can find
Connect your podcast feed, YouTube channel or SoundCloud. Every episode, track and video gets its own page on your website, old ones included, and new ones are added as you post them.
Starter is free for one source. Pro connects up to 3.
Which do you make?
Each page shows what your episode pages would look like.
Podcasters
Syncs from your RSS feed, Apple Podcasts or SpotifyEvery episode with its player and show notes, on a page Google can read.For podcastersMusicians
Syncs from SoundCloud or YouTubeA page for every track that isn't a streaming app.For musiciansVideo creators
Syncs from YouTube or TikTokEvery video on your own site, outside the feed.For video creators
Keep the website you have, or let us host one
Already have a website?
Keep it. Your episodes go on it.
- WordPress: the free plugin adds an Episodes page and a page for every episode. WordPress guide
- Squarespace, Wix, Webflow or anything else: paste one line and your latest episode plays there. How the player works
- On Pro, your episode pages can live at podcast.yoursite.com with one DNS record. About the subdomain
No website yet?
We host one for you, free.
- A site at yourname.showhubco.com, free, with a page for every episode, track and video.
- Your own domain and no ShowHub footer on Pro.
- 3 designs on Starter, 10 on Pro. See the hosted site
A page for every episode, track and video
Connect once and everything you've already put out comes in, one page each, with the player, your description and, on Pro, a transcript. New YouTube videos arrive shortly after you post; podcast feeds are checked daily.
What's on each page, and the stats that come with itTwo Guys Talking Cars
twoguystalkingcars.com
- 41Should you buy a used EV?/episodes/41-used-ev52:18New
- 40Our first year of the podcast/episodes/40-our-first-year47:05
- 39Winter tires, worth it or not/episodes/39-winter-tires58:40
- 38Q&A and listener mail/episodes/38-listener-mail44:12
- 37Jerome finally sells the Camry/episodes/37-jerome-sells-the-camry50:31
- 36Oil change myths we used to believe/episodes/36-oil-change-myths39:57
Showing 6 of 41 episodes
Show up when someone searches what you talked about
A podcast app or a YouTube feed is hard for Google to read. A page with the title, description and transcript is easy, so people who have never heard of you land on an episode. AI assistants read the same pages.
twoguystalkingcars.com › episodes
Should you buy a used EV? | Two Guys Talking Cars
Episode 41 · 52 min · A listener is looking at a 2019 Leaf with 60,000 miles on it. We go through battery health, what to check on a test drive…
AI assistant
“Is a used Nissan Leaf worth buying?”
It can be, if the battery is in good shape. Episode 41 of Two Guys Talking Cars covers what to check.
Source: twoguystalkingcars.com/episodes/41-used-ev
A search box that knows what you said in every episode
Google and AI assistants can send people to your episode pages. Once someone is on your site, finding one thing you said is the hard part. Say they heard you talk about used electric cars months ago: on most show websites they get a list of episode titles, guess one, and give up.
On a ShowHub site they type their question into the search box. ShowHub looks through the transcript of every episode, writes a short answer from your own words, and links to the minute you said it. One press and that episode plays from there.
- Old episodes get played again
- A question asked today can land on an episode from two years ago. Your back catalogue keeps getting heard instead of sinking down a list.
- Visitors find what they came for
- Someone looking for one thing you said gets to it in one search, so they stay and listen instead of scrolling, guessing and leaving.
- Nothing is made up
- Answers only use what was said on your show, and every sentence links to where it was said. If you never covered something, the box says so.
Try it on an example show
Here is the search box on the site of Two Guys Talking Cars, a car podcast with six episodes. The answers are real: the same search and answer writing your site would use.
Ask a question
Pick one a listener might ask, or type your own.
Read the answer
Two or three sentences, written from what was said. Each number is a source.
Play the moment
Press a number to open the episode where it was said.
Two Guys Talking Cars
6 episodes with Rob and Jerome
Results appear as you type. Press Enter for a short answer written from the episodes, with links to the moments it came from.
Try asking
What the box searches
Every word of every episode, not only the titles below.
- 41Should you buy a used EV?52:18
- 40Our first year of the podcast47:05
- 39Winter tires, worth it or not58:40
- 38Q&A and listener mail44:12
- 37Jerome finally sells the Camry50:31
- 36Oil change myths we used to believe39:57
It works on your ShowHub site, and as a Search & Ask embed you can put on any other site. Searching every transcript comes with Pro, and written answers with Business.
Your newest episode, playing on the site you already have
Paste one snippet into Squarespace, Wix, Webflow or any page that takes HTML. When you post something new, the player shows that instead.
On WordPress, the plugin does this without the snippet<script src="showhubco.com/embed.js"
data-podcast-id="kelsey-brandt"></script>Latest
Kitchen Radio
Kelsey Brandt
- All Summer4:12
- Leaving Early (Acoustic)5:03
The player shows Kelsey's newest song.
Or have an AI assistant set it up
Add ShowHub as a connector in Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor and describe your show. It connects your channel, picks a design, claims your address and hands you the player code.
I post woodworking videos on YouTube, the channel is Garage Saturdays. Can you put them on a ShowHub site? Something plain, dark green if you can.
Used ShowHub
- Created the show Garage Saturdays
- Connected the YouTube channel, 86 videos
- Claimed garagesaturdays.showhubco.com
- Set dark green colours on a plain design
Your site is up at garagesaturdays.showhubco.com, with a page for each of the 86 videos. If you also have your own website, I can get you the player code for it.
What is ShowHub?
ShowHub puts your podcast, music and videos on your website. Connect your RSS feed, YouTube channel or SoundCloud and every episode, track and video gets its own page, including ones from before you joined, on the site you have or one ShowHub hosts for you. New uploads get a page automatically.
Do I need a website already?
No. If you have one, keep it: paste one line on any page and your latest episode plays there, use the free WordPress plugin, or on Pro put the pages at podcast.yoursite.com. If you don't, ShowHub hosts a site at yourname.showhubco.com for free.
Is ShowHub free?
Starter is free, with no card: one source, a yourname.showhubco.com site, 3 designs, the player and 30 days of stats. Pro is $20 a month, or $16 a month billed yearly, and adds up to 3 sources, your own domain, transcripts and 10 designs.
Which platforms does it sync from?
YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts, Spotify podcasts and any RSS feed. New YouTube videos come in shortly after you post them; feeds are checked daily. Musicians sync from SoundCloud or YouTube and add Spotify as a link.
Pick an address for your show
Every show gets a free address like this, or use the website you already have.
Starter is free. Pro is $20 a month, or $16 a month billed yearly, for your own domain, transcripts and 10 designs.