Podcast website examples. Pick one and Cactal builds it.

32 designs for interview shows, storytelling, true crime and business podcasts. Choose one and Cactal turns it into your show's website, with your episodes, hosts and a guest request form.

  • Podcast website design, money show with the host up front: pale mint card, a smiling host in a yellow sweater with headphones and a purple play button

    The host's portrait and a plain promise share one soft card, with play and listen links right below.

  • Podcast website design, radio host's personal site: dark brown studio, a huge cream name, a man in headphones at a mixing desk and a tan button

    A huge name and a two-line bio, for a host known by name across a show and live events.

  • Podcast website design, movie show with two co-hosts: white header with a deep purple headline, two women in red theater seats with a clapperboard

    Two hosts laughing in theater seats and one line that explains the whole show.

  • Podcast website design, true crime with the host at work: black and deep purple, a bold white and violet headline and a host writing beside a microphone

    The host researching at a desk beside a three-line headline, with the newest episodes one click away.

  • Podcast website design, daily money show with two hosts: white and bright orange, two hosts at microphones with mugs and an orange play button

    Two hosts at their mics, the latest episode title and listen links all in the first screen.

  • Podcast website design, science interviews with the guest as the cover: dark navy with gold wave lines, a black and white guest portrait and a yellow play button

    Each episode leads with the guest's portrait, name and question, like a magazine cover.

  • Podcast website design, interview show with guest portraits: pale lavender band, purple script cover art, a navy play button and three black and white portraits

    Cover art and a play button up top, then black and white guest photos and topics to browse.

  • Podcast website design, night-shift stories in black and white: black and white photo of a nurse in a hospital at night, a white title and an orange start-here box

    A tired face and a one-line premise set the tone, with a start-here button for new listeners.

  • Podcast website design, explainer show with the player in the hero: light gray page, navy and teal cover art, an episode title and a teal audio player

    Cover art beside the newest episode and its player, so a first-time visitor can listen straight away.

  • Podcast website design, interview network with a show carousel: dark navy, a bright blue slide with two hosts at microphones and lime green buttons

    A carousel gives each show its own slide, and a slim top bar announces a live taping.

  • Podcast website design, money show in bright orange: bright orange hero, a smiling man in headphones holding a phone, a white headline and button

    One warm color, a host in headphones and a latest-episode button make money talk feel friendly.

  • Podcast website design, athlete interviews in black and white: black and white boxer wrapping her hands, a condensed white headline, a green play button and guest faces

    One featured guest per slide and a row of past guests' faces show the range of the show.

  • Podcast website design, money host with books and a podcast: a navy panel with a gold quote, a smiling woman at a kitchen table and a yellow podcast button

    A warm portrait and rotating reader quotes, for a host whose show, books and tools share one brand.

  • Podcast website design, local affairs show, like a newspaper: white page, a condensed serif logo, a collage portrait, a blue play button and a list of episodes

    A lead episode and a column of recent ones with guest photos, read like a front page.

  • Podcast website design, video interviews with makers: dark brown and cream, a woodturner at a lathe in a video frame, a red watch button and guest portraits

    A video in the hero and a row of guest portraits below, for shows filmed as much as recorded.

  • Podcast website design, interview show, editorial and bold: ivory page, a huge black serif title, a black and white host and a guest on a yellow panel

    A magazine-style masthead, a scrolling ticker and big guest portraits give each conversation weight.

  • Podcast website design, mystery storytelling in black and white: black and white pocket watch drawing, a white panel with a large serif episode title and a brown play button

    An engraved drawing and the episode's opening paragraph pull listeners straight into the story.

  • Podcast website design, documentary episodes, light and plain: white page, a dark brown header bar, an orange play button and a photo of a baker loading a van

    The newest episode's title, a play button and one big photo. Nothing else competes for attention.

  • Podcast website design, true crime laid out like a case file: near black, condensed white headlines, a pink play button and a cover of a woman holding a photo

    Condensed headlines and the newest case laid out like a file, with season and episode numbers.

  • Podcast website design, design show with an episode grid: white grid paper, a navy logo block, a red episode label, a brass paperclip photo and three portraits

    A featured episode, the three before it and a player pinned to the bottom of the screen.

  • Podcast website design, skills show with listener reviews: charcoal, a cream and orange headline, a black and white host on an orange panel and review quotes

    Listener quotes and two simple numbers flank the host, so proof arrives before the first episode.

  • Podcast website design, medical history show in plum: dark plum and black, a woman with glasses among anatomy books and a cream and pink serif headline

    A host portrait in a period setting tells listeners the era and the mood at a glance.

  • Podcast website design, money stories over a waveform: black page, a cream serif headline with orange words, a green and orange waveform and an orange button

    A centered headline over a colored waveform and one button. Simple enough for any topic.

  • Podcast website design, daily video show with a host brand: deep purple, a host at a microphone, a white and pink condensed show name and a pink member button

    A big host photo, audience numbers and a membership button that links to the service you already use.

  • Podcast website design, story show, calm and minimal: cream page, a terracotta clay object, a serif headline, a green play button and giant sage letters

    One sculpted object, a short premise and the show's name set huge across the bottom.

  • Podcast website design, inventions show with an illustrated workshop: cutaway illustration of a workshop full of inventors, a dark brown episode panel and an orange button

    A cutaway drawing of a busy workshop makes the topic clear before anyone reads a word.

  • Podcast website design, fraud stories on a retro poster: distressed orange paper, a navy condensed headline and a black and white man holding up a check

    A torn-paper poster look and a bold promise suit a show with a clear, repeatable format.

  • Podcast website design, futures show inside a framed sky: cream page, a twilight desert with a radio telescope, a thin circle with green text and three illustrations

    A circle over a twilight landscape holds the tagline and button, with illustrated episodes below.

  • Podcast website design, woodworking interviews with a woodcut look: navy illustration of two people at a workbench in a barn, an orange play button and a cream headline

    A woodcut-style drawing of the conversation and a player for the latest episode beside it.

  • Podcast website design, curiosities show with a vintage poster: a black panel with a white serif headline, a steampunk flying machine on a sunburst and a cream stats strip

    A sunburst illustration and a strip of simple stats give a long-running show a sense of history.

  • Podcast website design, industry show with an isometric drawing: black and yellow, an isometric warehouse with a truck and forklift and a yellow browse button

    A bold drawing of the trade it covers, for a show made for people inside one industry.

  • Podcast website design, small business interviews with a signup: white page, a teal play button, illustrated storefront episode covers and an email form

    Episode cards with short show notes beside a signup form for new episode emails.

Every design is an illustration by Cactal. The shows, hosts, guests and photos in them are fictional. Updated October 2026.

Describe your show

What your show is about, who hosts it and where people listen. Cactal writes the pages, sets up your guest and sponsor inquiry form and publishes the site.

How it works

  1. 1Pick a design

    Browse by kind of show and open any design to see it full size.

  2. 2Add your show's details

    Your hosts, episodes, listen links and how guests and sponsors should reach you. Cactal writes every page and builds the site from your design.

  3. 3Publish

    Ask for changes in plain words until it's right, then publish free on a Cactal domain, or on your own domain with Pro.

What a podcast website needs

What the show is, in one line

Say who it's for and what they'll get in the headline. A new visitor decides in seconds whether to press play.

Listen links that work everywhere

Link to the major podcast apps and to video if you post there, and embed your podcast host's player so people can listen right on the page.

A page for every episode

A clear title, a short summary, guest names and show notes. Detailed notes or transcripts are what search engines can actually read.

Hosts with faces

A photo and a short bio for each host. Listeners spend hours with your voice, and seeing who you are helps them stick around.

A way in for guests and sponsors

A guest request or sponsorship form saves weeks of back and forth. Ask only for the details you need to say yes or no.

A place for new listeners to start

A long back catalog can scare people off. Point newcomers to a handful of episodes that show the show at its best.

Questions

Are these podcast website templates free?

Every design here is free to start from. You can sign up, build and publish on a Cactal domain without a card and with no time limit. Putting your site on a domain you own is $25 a month on Pro.

Do I need to know how to code or design?

No. Describe your show in plain words and Cactal builds, edits and publishes the site. When you want a change, ask for it the same way.

Does my podcast need a website?

Listening apps own the relationship with your listeners. Your site gives you episode pages search engines can read, a place for guests and sponsors to reach you, and an email list that's yours.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Every site starts on a free Cactal address. Connect a domain you own on Pro for $25 a month, and each additional website on its own domain is $20 a month.

Who owns the website?

You do. Every Cactal site is real React source code, so you can take it and run it anywhere. There is no export to buy.

Are these real podcasts?

No. Each design is an illustration made by Cactal, and the show names, hosts, guests, numbers and photos in it are fictional. Your site is built around your own show.

Can listeners play episodes on my site?

Yes. Your site can link to or embed the player from the podcast host you already use, along with links to each listening app.

Can guests and sponsors contact me through the site?

Yes. Cactal sets up a guest or sponsor inquiry form with spam filtering and email notifications. The free plan includes 50 form submissions per website per month, and Pro has no limit.

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