Creator
One show, run properly
$ 19 /mo
$230 billed yearly
- 6 episodes a month
- 1 staff seat, unlimited guests
- 5 booking links
- 10 automation rules, 1,000 actions a month
- 120 AI credits, about 2 hours of transcription
Part of Distribution · on every plan
One link that works for everyone.
Every hosted show gets a public website the day it's created — cover art, description, every episode with a player in the row, and a "Listen on" row that grows itself as your directory listings are confirmed. Nothing to set up, nothing to design.
Live from day one · Indexable · Free included
The #PressForward Podcast A podcast from Big Orange Heart By Nathan Wrigley Conversations with the people building the open web — well-being, work and the craft
of shipping software. Visit website
Listen on
Episodes
Being open about depression
Being open about depression 0:00 / 35:52
#together podcast series
#together podcast series 0:00 / 13:58
One link for
- Social bios
- Newsletter footers
- Guest emails
- Business cards
- QR codes
- Press kits
- Your own site
The link you don't have
"Where can I listen?" shouldn't need five answers.
An Apple link strands your Android listeners. A Spotify link annoys everyone else. So most shows either send four links and hope, or spend a weekend building a website that's mostly a list of episodes with a player on it.
You already have that website. It's been live since the day you created the show.
- podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/… Strands Android listeners
- open.spotify.com/show/… Annoys everyone else
- your-show.show.fm Works for all of them
Pillar one · two pages, both yours
A show home, and a page per episode.
The show home carries your hero, your listening options, your funding links and the full archive — loading more as visitors scroll. Every episode also gets its own permanent page with the full-size player and your show notes. Have a look at both.
The #PressForward Podcast A podcast from Big Orange Heart By Nathan Wrigley Conversations with the people building the open web — well-being, work and the
craft of shipping software.
Listen on
Apple PodcastsSpotifyRSS
Badges appear as listings are confirmed — press the button to watch the next one land.Support the show
Episodes
Being open about depression A frank conversation about noticing depression early, coping with it, and who you call when you need support.
Being open about depression 0:00 / 35:52
#together podcast series Unrehearsed and largely unedited — people telling their stories through a time of great change.
#together podcast series 0:00 / 13:58
#together podcast series Another in the series: perspective from someone building in the open, recorded at home.
#together podcast series 0:00 / 15:02
Powered by show.fm
Hero, in your colour Cover art, title, author and description straight from your show settings — brand-tinted, no theme to choose.
A player in every row The episode list carries the compact player inline, so a visitor can start listening without leaving the page. More episodes load as they scroll.
Permanent episode URLs Every episode gets a clean, shareable link with the full-size player, your show notes and a way back to the show.
Support the show Your Podcasting 2.0 funding links — Patreon, Ko-fi and the rest — sit under the hero where people who want to pay can find them.
Your colour, everywhere The listen site uses your show's brand colour and the same player as your embeds — set
it once in Distribution settings and both surfaces follow.
Pillar two · badges that grow
The listening options look after themselves.
"Listen on" is driven by the same confirmed listings the distribution monitor maintains. Apple approves you on a Tuesday afternoon; the badge appears on your listen page without you opening a tab. RSS is always there for the people who prefer their own app.
And when someone shares your listen link instead of a store link, every listener gets to choose their own app — the Android listener isn't sent to Apple, and nobody has to install anything.
How listings get confirmed →Pillar three · built to be shared
Every episode link looks after itself.
Proper page titles, descriptions and canonical URLs. Rich Open Graph and Twitter cards, with your cover art as the image — so a link dropped into Slack or a group chat arrives looking like something worth pressing. Fully indexable, so people searching your episode title can actually find it.
- Page titles, descriptions and canonical URLs done properly.
- Open Graph and Twitter cards with your cover art as the image.
- Indexable by search engines — the episode title is findable.
- Paste a listen link into WordPress and it auto-embeds as a player, via oEmbed.
Pillar four · nothing to do
Free, automatic, and counted properly.
There's no site builder to learn, no theme to pick, no deploy step. Publish an episode and the page exists. Plays from your listen page are attributed as their own source in analytics, counted to the same IAB v2.2-aligned standard as everything else — no listener-level tracking.
Live from day one The page exists the moment the show does — safe to share before your first episode publishes.
No builder, no deploy Publish an episode; the page updates. There is nothing to configure and nothing to break.
Counted the same way Listen-page plays are their own source in analytics, IAB v2.2-aligned, no listener-level tracking.
One canonical link A single listen URL per show and per episode. No custom domain to buy, renew or forget.
Where this sits
From the studios that use it
A platform that gets out of your way.
"I went from a Sunday-night dread of show notes to a Tuesday-morning twenty minutes. That's a real day of my life back, every week."
"We replaced Calendly, Buzzsprout, three Notion templates, and a Zapier graveyard with one tab. Our producer cried, in the good way."
"Booking links are the polite version of stalking your guest's calendar. Mine has booked 41 episodes without a single email back-and-forth."
- Hosting included
- BYO host supported
- Spec-valid feed
- 14-day money-back guarantee
- Cancel anytime
Pricing
Included with hosting. Every plan.
The listen site, the episode pages, the badges, the funding links and the inline players come with every hosted show — Free, Creator, Studio, Production House and Enterprise alike. Nothing here is behind an upgrade.
Studio
A few shows and a producer or two
$ 47 /mo
$566 billed yearly
- 30 episodes a month
- 3 staff seats, unlimited guests
- 25 booking links
- 50 automation rules, 5,000 actions a month
- 300 AI credits, about 5 hours of transcription
Or get three years of this for $399 once as a founder.
Production House
Every show in your network, one roof
$ 119 /mo
$1,430 billed yearly
- 100 episodes a month
- 10 staff seats, client workspaces
- Unlimited booking links and rules
- White-label guest portal
- Client analytics reports you can share
Enterprise
30+ shows, SSO, and a real contract
Let's talk
Quoted yearly
- Episode volume set with you
- Unlimited staff seats
- White-label on your own domain
- SSO, SLA, audit log
- 14-day money-back guarantee on every paid plan
- Prices in USD
- Cancel whenever you like
Not ready to pay for anything yet? There's a free plan: one show, two episodes a month, one booking link. Keep your current host and just try the booking link if you like.
Start freeCommon questions
About the listen site.
What is the address, and can I use my own domain?
Your site lives at your-show.show.fm. There is no custom domain option — one canonical listen link per show, which is what makes it safe to print, paste and share for years without maintenance. If you have your own website too, the embeddable player is the way to put your show on it.
Do I have to set it up?
No. It is generated from your show settings and your published episodes, so it exists from the day you create the podcast — before your first episode, even. The link is safe to share immediately.
How do the "Listen on" badges get there?
They are driven by the confirmed directory listings the distribution monitor maintains. When Apple or Spotify confirms, the badge appears on its own. RSS is always shown for people who prefer their own app.
Can people support the show from it?
Yes — your Podcasting 2.0 funding links appear in a "Support the show" section under the hero. Patreon, Ko-fi, or whatever you use; they are your links, not ours.
Will episode pages show up in search, and look right when shared?
Yes. Each page has its own title, description and canonical URL, plus Open Graph and Twitter card metadata with your cover art. Pasting a listen link into WordPress turns it into a playable embed via oEmbed.
Does it use my show's branding?
It uses your show's brand colour and the same player as your embeds, so the two surfaces match. Set the colour once in Distribution settings and both follow.
Do plays on the listen page count as downloads?
They are counted as their own source — listen, alongside embed and direct — to the IAB v2.2-aligned standard, with no listener-level tracking.
Send one link. Let every listener choose.
Start on Free. Your listen page is live the moment your show exists, and it stays yours.