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I've seen many website popular solutions over the years, and those are really great generally (Webflow/Squarespace/Wix/WordPress) but are also very broad/generic. This makes it a little more complex to use, and also these lack support for niche use-cases.
When you need more flexibility and automations around media, it simply gets too complicated. Imaging syncing a podcast or YouTube channel with 1,000's of episodes to an existing website (with their own page URLs), and making sure all future episodes are going to be imported too. Then, setting up an audio/video player could be a challenge, and you'll end up spending more time and money with a generic website platform.
That's why I decided to build Podcastpage - It's laser-focused on helping podcasters and creators with their projects, and establish their online presence via a proper website.
Being focused on one niche doesn't mean the product is necessarily limited or very basic (a-la LinkTree). I've worked hard to ensure the user gets full flexibility when building the site (by using a drag & drop page editor) and at the same time, make their experience flawless and easy.
If you have a podcast / YouTube channel, give Podcastpage a try - you won't regret it.
Let me know if you have any feedback or questions!
