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Your Podcast Sits on $47K of Unmonetized SEO Equity

If you're a podcast host with 50+ episodes, every transcript you're not indexing is revenue you're leaving on the table.

We host WP Legends with 80,000 subscribers and 137 episodes. That is our proof. Podcast websites are not just show pages -- they are searchable directories of expertise. Each episode gets a unique URL with transcript, guest bio, timestamps, and links mentioned. The guest directory is searchable by topic, industry, and date: each guest becomes a profile page linking back to their episodes. AI-powered transcript search across all episodes means a listener can ask which episode discussed a specific topic and find it instantly via pgvector semantic search. A sponsor page sells advertising with media kit, download stats, and pricing tiers. Built the same way we built NAS (137K listings) and DA (28K profiles): Supabase, Next.js, and pgvector.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Podcast websites range from $8,000 to $40,000 depending on complexity. A standard build -- episode archive, guest directory, newsletter integration, and sponsor page -- runs $8-20K. Multi-show podcast networks with transcript search, community features, and analytics dashboards land in the $20-40K range. Pretty straightforward pricing once you know which features you actually need.
Every episode transcript gets stored in Supabase with pgvector embeddings. So a listener -- or a search engine -- can ask "which episode talked about headless CMS?" and get an exact answer with a timestamp attached. No more audio content disappearing into a black hole. Every spoken word in your catalogue becomes indexed content that Google can find and that AI search tools can surface.
Each guest gets a proper profile page: bio, every episode they appeared on, topics discussed, social links, their website. The full directory is searchable by topic and industry. And when their PR team googles their name alongside your podcast -- which happens more than you'd think -- that profile page ranks. It's also worth noting that guest directories are architecturally just directories. We're using the exact same Supabase setup we built for NAS and DA. It's proven infrastructure.
Yes -- and we're not just saying that. We host WP Legends ourselves: 80,000+ subscribers, 137 episodes, headless WordPress with an Astro frontend. The guest directory runs on the same Supabase architecture we'd build for you. So when we talk about what this can do at scale, we're not speculating. We built it for ourselves first, and we build the same thing for clients.
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