Beamly (ex Podcastpage) Code Promo

Beamly, the platform that grew out of Podcastpage, started life as a way to spin up a podcast website and has since widened into a full publishing and monetization home for creators. The core idea has not changed: point it at your podcast, get a real website on your own domain, and keep ownership of both your audience and your revenue. What it adds on top is everything around the episode list.

• A podcast site that builds and updates itself: The starting point is RSS. Connect a feed from any podcast host and Beamly imports your back catalogue, generates an episode page for each show, and keeps syncing automatically as new episodes go out, so the site stays current without you touching it. If you would rather not juggle a separate host, you can host the podcast directly on Beamly instead and get native analytics, private feeds, and a customizable player in the same place. Either way, episode pages, transcripts, and imported reviews from Apple Podcasts or Podchaser give each show a proper home rather than a single link buried in a directory.

• A no-code builder that goes past podcasts: The website itself is assembled with a drag-and-drop builder and a library of templates designed for creators. You are not locked into one layout: pages, menus, and sections can be rearranged, and the site can grow well beyond episodes into a blog, landing pages, hosted or YouTube-imported videos, and full online courses. For anyone running more than one show, the podcast network option pulls several podcasts under a single domain with shared navigation, and agencies can manage multiple client sites from one account.

• Monetization without the platform cut: This is where Beamly separates itself from a plain hosting service. You can sell paid subscriptions and memberships, gate specific pages or episodes behind a paywall, run private premium feeds, offer digital downloads, and bundle products together. Memberships are usable for free up to 1,000 members, and across all of it Beamly takes 0% platform fees, so the only cut on a sale is the standard Stripe processing cost of roughly 3.6% plus 30 cents per transaction. A built-in free membership tier exists specifically to help you turn casual listeners into registered members before you ask them to pay.

• Audience ownership and SEO baked in: Because the whole thing lives on your domain, the email addresses, subscriptions, and customer data belong to you, and you can export them or strip Beamly branding entirely. The platform also leans hard on search: customizable metadata per page, XML sitemaps, structured data for podcasts, clean URLs, and fast-loading pages, plus an advanced SEO analysis tool meant to get your episodes and posts indexed and ranking rather than trapped inside an app.

• AI and the practical extras: AI shows up in a few genuinely useful places: a builder that helps you design, writing tools for posts and metadata, and automatic transcript generation, with on-demand transcription reserved for the top tier. Around that sit the details that matter week to week, guest intake forms, host and guest profile pages, email opt-in widgets, comments, pop-ups and announcements, social auto-posting, custom code injection for those who want it, translations with right-to-left support, and integrations with the tools you already run, including Stripe, YouTube, and Zapier. It stays firmly no-code, yet it does not hem in the people who want to dig deeper.

• You actually own your audience and your money: This is the strongest reason to choose Beamly over a hosting platform's built-in site or a social profile. Your content sits on your own domain, your subscriber emails and customer data are yours to export, and the 0% platform fee means nothing is skimmed from a sale beyond Stripe's processing cost. For a creator trying to build a business rather than rent an audience from a directory, that ownership compounds over the years.

• One platform replaces a stack of tools: Hosting, website, blog, video, courses, memberships, a store, and email capture normally come from five or six separate subscriptions stitched together. Beamly folds them into one, which is exactly where it becomes cost-effective despite not being the cheapest single-purpose option. The savings appear when it retires several bills at once.

• Podcast-first automation removes the busywork: RSS import with continuous sync means the website maintains itself as you publish, while review imports, transcripts, and episode pages are generated for you instead of copied over by hand every week.

• Approachable without being limiting: The recurring note in user feedback is that it is simple enough to launch fast yet deep enough to keep refining later, helped along by hands-on, responsive support from the team.

• Built to be found: The SEO tooling is a real feature rather than a checkbox, which counts for a lot, since a podcast website only earns its keep when people who are not already fans discover it through search.

• There is no free plan: You get a 14-day trial, after which payment is required to keep the site live. For a brand-new podcaster still testing whether the medium is for them, that is a steeper commitment than the permanent free tiers some simpler site builders offer.

• The price reflects the breadth: If all you need is a basic public page pointing to your episodes, paying from $18 a month on annual billing (and more month to month) for a complete creator suite is more than the task demands. Beamly only makes financial sense once you use a meaningful share of what it includes.

• Member scaling is a paid lever: The first 1,000 members are included, which is generous, but growing past that threshold moves you up the pricing ladder, so a fast-expanding membership turns into a cost line to keep an eye on.

• Heavier setups live on the top tier: Running multiple podcasts, channels, or courses, along with on-demand transcription and unlimited team seats, requires the Business plan, and that jump can pinch a smaller budget.

Beamly runs on three paid plans, each available with monthly or annual billing, where committing annually shaves off up to 25%, the rough equivalent of two months free. There is a 14-day free trial with no credit card required, but no permanent free plan, so you select a plan before the trial ends to keep your site online. One point holds true across every tier: Beamly charges 0% platform fees on what you sell, leaving only Stripe's processing fee of about 3.6% plus 30 cents per transaction. Memberships are included up to 1,000 members on all plans, and you upgrade that allowance as your audience grows. The figures below reflect annual billing.