Beamly vs MyPodOps Website Builder

Beamly hosts or syncs podcasts, distributes episodes, and combines a branded website with tools for publishing and monetizing content. Alongside podcasts, creators can publish videos, blog posts, digital products, and courses. Private shows can use unique RSS links for members, with episodes gated behind paywalls. Its dashboard reports downloads, unique listeners, listening apps, and website traffic; Beamly says its analytics filter bots and data-center traffic and closely follow IAB guidelines. It lists integrations including Stripe, YouTube, Zapier, Google Analytics, Mailchimp, Kit, and Podchaser, and says it can import episodes from RSS feeds from any hosting company. Every plan includes unlimited storage and podcast downloads. Starter costs $18 a month billed annually; Creator is 30.00 USD and Business is 64.00 USD, each billed annually. The service has no ongoing free plan, but offers a 14-day trial. Beamly began as Podcastpage.io in 2019 and adopted its current name in 2025.

MyPodOps Website Builder creates a mobile-ready website for a podcast and connects it with episode pages, audience tools, analytics, events, and branding. Pages use reusable blocks for episodes, hosts, newsletters, events, testimonials, and calls to action. Published episodes can have searchable pages containing audio, notes, chapters, links, and sharing tools. Forms connect to MyPodOps contacts and segments, email, SMS, and automated journeys; pages can also include players, playlists, event registration, and premium content. The builder supports branded custom domains, secure hosting, and responsive presentation. Built-in analytics track traffic, page behavior, conversions, and the site’s contribution to audience growth. AI can draft headlines, descriptions, episode summaries, calls to action, and search-friendly copy. Starter costs $19 a month and includes a podcast website; the full website builder is a Creator plan feature at $39 a month. There is no permanent free plan, though a 7-day trial is offered before the first charge. Published episode hosting is separate from Cloud Workspace, and raw and source media follow each plan’s retention limit.