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SecondLine Themes

Website themes and plugins

WordPress themes built specifically for podcast websites, aimed at people who want a polished look without designing from scratch.

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Who it is for

Podcasters on WordPress who want a podcast specific theme rather than a generic blog template.

Who it is not for

Anyone outside the WordPress ecosystem, since these are themes, not a standalone builder.

Starting price

From $69 one-time; updates and support for 12 months

The gotcha

It's a theme purchase, not a hosting or podcast host solution, you'll still need WordPress hosting and RSS hosting separately.

SecondLine Themes makes WordPress themes designed around podcast websites specifically, episode archives, show notes layouts, and embedded players that look intentional rather than bolted on to a generic blog theme.

This suits podcasters who want their site to look like it was made for a show, not a repurposed blog, and who are comfortable in the WordPress environment already.

Buying a theme is a one time cost, but it doesn't include hosting, plugins for podcast feed generation like PowerPress, or ongoing WordPress maintenance, so factor those in.

Worth it if visual polish on WordPress matters to you and you don't want to hire a designer to build a podcast layout from a blank theme.

Public plans

Single theme

$69 one-time; 12 months of updates and support

Theme bundle

$139 one-time; all podcast themes and 12 months of updates and support

Lifetime

$389 one-time; lifetime updates and support

VAT may apply. Licenses do not auto-renew. Themes remain usable after the initial year, but further updates and support require renewal unless you bought Lifetime.

Prices checked September 2026

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