RSS Blue

Podcast hosting

A minimalist, developer friendly podcast host focused on clean feeds and namespace support.

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RSS Blue is a smaller, indie hosting service that leans into simplicity and open podcasting standards, including the newer podcast namespace tags for chapters and transcripts.

It fits people who've used bigger hosts and felt overwhelmed by dashboards full of upsells, and who just want a clean pipe from audio file to RSS feed with a few useful extras.

Being a small operation means the support experience is more personal but less scaled, expect to email a person rather than open a ticket with a large team.

A solid pick if you know exactly what you want from a host and don't need much guidance to get there.

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