Fast, redundant podcast hosting comes with every plan - sub-second feeds, triple-replicated audio, mirrored to an external backup partner. The booking, automations, and team workflow on top are what you came for.
Trusted by independent shows and small networks
Hosting is the boring part. show.fm runs it well so the production stack on top can run your team.
The PodOps platform doesn't care where your audio lives. Pick the path that fits today - switch later if you want.
Full platform, one bill, one feed URL we keep blazing fast and triple-replicated.
Connect your existing RSS feed and use the rest of the platform from day one. Migrate when you're ready - not before.
Every feed is cached and served from a global edge network. The slowest market we measure is faster than most hosts' origin.
Audio is replicated across three regions on the platform and mirrored to a global backup partner outside our network. If something goes very wrong, your show is still there.
Bring a custom feed domain. Set 301s on old episode URLs. Export the feed and every asset any time. We don't hold your audience hostage.
<rss version="2.0"><channel><title>The Builder's Cut</title><link>buildersdotcut.show</link><itunes:author>Sam Kim</itunes:author><item><title>Pricing power in late-stage markets</title><enclosure url="…/048.mp3" type="audio/mpeg"/><podcast:guid>2a8f…b41</podcast:guid></item>
Drop the episode in, set a publish time, and watch the analytics that matter - plays, completion, top apps, top countries - show up in the same place you booked the guest.
Every Podcast 2.0 tag we generate is set per-episode in the editor and validated against the spec. Modern apps light up. Apple still works.
<item><title>Pricing power in late-stage markets</title><enclosure url="…/048.mp3" type="audio/mpeg"/><podcast:guid>2a8f…b41</podcast:guid><podcast:season>3</podcast:season><podcast:episode>48</podcast:episode><podcast:person role="host" img="…/sam.jpg">Sam Kim</podcast:person><podcast:person role="guest">Maya Chen</podcast:person><podcast:transcript url="…/048.vtt" type="text/vtt"/><podcast:chapters url="…/048.json" type="application/json+chapters"/><podcast:soundbite startTime="412" duration="38">"Pricing is a story you tell yourself."</podcast:soundbite><podcast:value type="lightning" method="keysend"><podcast:valueRecipient name="Sam" split="80"/><podcast:valueRecipient name="Producer" split="20"/></podcast:value></item>
Read your hosting data, write episodes, subscribe to webhooks. Everything in the app is in the API - bearer-token auth, JSON in and out, generous rate limits, HMAC-signed webhooks.
The reason teams switch to show.fm isn't the feed. It's the operations layer on top of the feed - the part that replaces the host + scheduler + Notion + email + Zapier stack.
See the full platformThe Upgrade Hosting Wizard imports every episode from your existing host, matches them by title and date, and flips the feed over - without changing the URL your subscribers point at.
"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."
Pick the plan that suits your podcast.
One show, run properly
$ 19 /mo
$230 billed yearly
A few shows and a producer or two
$ 47 /mo
$566 billed yearly
Or get three years of this for $399 once as a founder.
Every show in your network, one roof
$ 119 /mo
$1,430 billed yearly
30+ shows, SSO, and a real contract
Let's talk
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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 freeYou keep it. We set a permanent 301 redirect from your old feed URL to your new rss.cdn.media URL, so every podcast app on earth follows the move automatically.
Same RSS GUIDs, same downloads, same subscribers - no one needs to re-subscribe.
No lock-in. Export the full feed, audio files, transcripts, and metadata as a single archive whenever you want. We treat data portability as a launch requirement, not a nice-to-have - and your feed URL goes with you.
Yes - that's the hosting-agnostic path. Connect your existing RSS feed and the booking links, guest portal, automations, transcripts, and analytics all work from day one. Move to show.fm hosting later for the speed and reliability upgrades without changing the URL subscribers see.
Feeds are cached and served from a global edge network across 320+ cities, with a target of 99.99% feed uptime. Audio is triple-replicated across regions on the platform and additionally mirrored to a global backup partner outside our network - so if something goes very wrong on our side, your show is still recoverable.
No. Plans are priced per workspace, not per seat. Bring as many producers, editors, hosts, and guests as you need - roles and permissions are per-show so attribution stays clean without paying for headcount.
Yes - every action in the app is in the REST API, with bearer-token auth, scoped tokens, and an audit log. Webhooks for episode, booking, guest, and feed events are HMAC-signed and retried with exponential backoff. The API works for shows hosted with us and shows on connected external hosts.
Start on the free tier. Bring your existing feed, or start a new one.
