Carrd
A one page site for nineteen dollars a year, and honestly that is often enough.
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Carrd builds single page sites. You pick a template, type your text, drop in an embed, point a domain at it, and you are finished before the coffee cools.
For a podcast that already lives in the apps, that can be the whole website. Cover art, a sentence about the show, a player embed, subscribe buttons, and a newsletter form. Nineteen dollars a year is less than one month of most podcast website platforms.
The limitation is real and worth stating plainly. There are no episode pages. Every episode you publish is invisible to search unless it lives somewhere else, and that is a slow leak of discovery you will feel in year two.
Use Carrd as a launch page or as the home for a show whose growth comes from social and word of mouth. Move to a platform with episode pages when search starts to matter.
Sources for this review
- Official product website · Checked 2026-08-27
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