Duda
A drag and drop website builder aimed at agencies and freelancers, adaptable enough for a podcast site but not podcast specific.
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Duda is a general purpose website builder with strong client management tools, which makes it popular among web design agencies. It handles responsive design, ecommerce, and forms well, none of which are podcast specific but all of which can support a show's website.
It fits podcasters who want a genuinely professional looking site and don't mind embedding a player widget from their actual podcast host rather than having native RSS support built in.
Because it's not built for podcasting, you'll be doing manual work to keep episode listings updated unless you set up some kind of integration or automation, which adds friction over time.
If you already like Duda for other reasons, or a designer is building your site in it, it's fine for a podcast, just don't expect it to replace your actual media host.
Sources for this review
- Official pricing and plan details · Checked 2026-09-11
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