Publish a podcast or newsletter, grow a free audience, and charge for memberships — all from one home for your show.
This guide is for listeners and creators. Use the tabs to see how to follow a show, start your own, or look up a feature.
Each publication is a shareable home for posts, episodes, or both — with its own page, archive, and podcast feed.
People can follow for free, get updates in their on-site Feed, and optionally receive email or SMS when you publish.
Turn on memberships, sell a single episode, or add merch. Members can listen in Apple Podcasts and other apps with a private RSS feed.
Share a show URL like /your-show for that podcast or newsletter. Your optional profile at /@your-name lists every public show you run. Listeners subscribe to a show, not a profile.
Following is free: you get public posts and episodes. Subscribing is paid: you unlock member content and a private podcast feed. You can do both on the same show.
Studio is where creators publish, set prices, and see subscribers. Account is where anyone manages follows, memberships, purchases, messages, and settings.
Free episodes go out on a public RSS feed. Paid episodes go to a private member feed you paste into any podcast app. The website still has the full archive, posts, and paywall.
You don’t need an account to browse free episodes or add a public RSS feed. An account unlocks your Feed, paid memberships, and saved items.
/feed/{show-name} — free episodes appear in the app.Studio is your dashboard. Create a publication, publish, then turn on paid features when you want them — nothing is required on day one.
Settings · Subscribers · Analytics · Payouts
/@your-handle.What each capability does, and where to find it.
Paste your old RSS URL, preview episodes, and bring titles, show notes, and audio into this show. Followers and reviews on the old host are not copied — update Apple/Spotify to the new feed when you’re ready.
Organize a show with its own categories and tags. Listeners can browse those pages on your site; related posts and episodes use the same labels.
Highlight a trailer, “start here” episode, or important post in a module on the show home. Pinning is separate — that only keeps an item at the top of the feed.
Schedule live dates or recordings as events. They can appear on a public Events tab and on your profile when you turn the feature on.
After a post or episode, suggest other pieces from the same show based on shared tags. You can also hand-pick other shows to recommend.
Cross-promote up to six other published shows (with an optional note) on your home, about, and content pages.
Every show has a public feed for free episodes. Paying members get a private feed URL for bonus audio. Add “Listen on” links for Apple, Spotify, and others from Distribution.
/feed/{show} or Account → Subscriptions for the private URLDrop a follow/subscribe widget on another website. Copy the iframe from Studio when monetization is on.
/{show}/embedDiscount codes at checkout, or a one-time price on a single post or episode. Some items stay free for members; others require a purchase even if you subscribe.
Sell physical or digital products from the show. Checkout collects shipping when needed.
/{show}/storeCreators connect a Stripe account for payouts. Listeners manage cards and invoices from Account → Billing when they’ve paid.
See followers, subscribers, estimated revenue, page views, and play starts. You can also attach a Google Analytics ID for your own reporting.
An optional hub at /@handle that lists the shows you want public. Listeners can follow from the profile and message you if you allow it.
Use podcast.yourbrand.com (or similar) instead of a CreatorContent URL. Pay a one-time setup fee, add the CNAME we show you, and we issue HTTPS when DNS is ready. The show, archive, and RSS then load on your domain.
Set titles and descriptions so links look right in Slack, iMessage, and search. Override them per post or episode. Public pages include share buttons and a sitemap.
Add a Contact button, homepage widget, or /{show}/contact page. Messages land in Studio → Messages.
Choose Light, Dark, or System from the account menu. The choice stays in this browser.
Export segments (free, paid, past due, by tier) and send a one-time broadcast. The composer can insert recent posts or episodes into the email.
Turn comments on for a show (or per post/episode). Creators reply and hide comments from Studio.
Followers and members can message the show from a widget. You reply in Studio; they see the thread in Account → Messages.
Message a creator from their public profile. Those conversations sit next to show messages in Account.
/@handle → MessageBookmark posts and episodes. Get in-app notices when a show you follow publishes, plus optional email or SMS.
Browse shows or search posts, episodes, and creator profiles. Filter by audio, writing, or paid. Signed-in people also see From your shows.
Change your name, email, or phone (with a verification code). Download your data or delete the account from Settings.
Report a post or episode from its page. Rights holders can file a DMCA notice. Creators should follow the content guidelines.
Also in Studio: a visual page builder for your profile, an AI assistant that can draft posts (publishing still needs your approval), and a PWA / mobile app so listeners can keep the player on their phone.
Following is free: you’re on the show’s list and see free content in your Feed. Subscriptions are paid: you unlock member posts and episodes and get a private podcast feed. You can follow without paying, or do both.
Share the publication home: https://creatorcontent.net/{your-show}. That is different from your profile /@your-name, which lists multiple shows if you have them.
After you subscribe, open Account → Subscriptions, find the show, and copy the member RSS URL. Add it in your podcast app as a private feed.
No. Anyone can play free episodes and subscribe to the public RSS. A guest follow only stores your email on that show (after you confirm a link) — it does not create a CreatorContent login. Sign up if you want a Feed, paid checkout, or saved items.
Yes, when the creator set a one-time price. Use Buy for $X on that post or episode. Unlocks live under Purchases.
In Studio → Domain, enter a hostname (for example podcast.yourbrand.com) and pay the one-time setup fee. Add the CNAME we display at your DNS host. After DNS points here we issue a certificate and the show goes live on your domain, including /feed.
Go to Studio → Publications. Create or Open a show. Use the sidebar for Posts, Episodes, Settings, Domain, Subscribers, and Payouts. Switch shows from the bar at the top.
Studio → Episodes → create or edit → Save (a draft is fine) → choose an MP3 or M4A → Upload audio. Duration is detected automatically when possible. Add chapters and a transcript in the same editor if you have them.
Studio → Import → paste the public RSS URL → Preview → pick episodes → Import. Metadata and audio copy over; your old subscriber list does not. When you’re happy with the new site, point Apple Podcasts / Spotify at the new feed.
It can read your show, draft posts and episodes, and manage tags immediately. Publishing, deleting, and price or settings changes wait for you to approve. External tools (Claude, Cursor, and similar) connect through MCP integration with a token you create.
Account → Settings. You’ll confirm with your password and a code sent to the new address or number.
Account → Settings → Privacy. Export is a JSON file. Deletion unpublishes your shows and cancels memberships where possible. You’ll confirm with your password.
Use Report on the post or episode. Rights holders can submit a notice at /dmca.