Poddisco is a podcast discoverability platform that builds podcasters their own website with a searchable episode archive, guest and topic pages, and a blog that Google and AI assistants can actually read.

Most podcasts are invisible to search engines and AI tools because major listening platforms were built to play the next episode — not to help someone find a specific guest, topic, or moment. Poddisco fixes that by ingesting a podcast's episode feed, transcribing episodes, and generating structured, SEO-optimized episode pages, topic hubs, guest profiles, and blog content.

The platform creates a fully indexed back catalog that ranks in Google, gets cited by AI assistants like ChatGPT and Perplexity, and turns a show's audio archive into a permanent, compounding content library.

Key capabilities include automatic transcription, schema markup and entity data for AI discoverability, publication-ready blog posts and episode recaps, cross-linked guest pages and topic hubs, and a standalone podcast website with domain ownership retained by the podcaster. Every generated asset links back to the podcast, compounding authority and discoverability over time.

Poddisco also ensures consistent metadata across podcast directories and topic aggregators. For shows with deep catalogs, it can build a separate reference site cataloging every episode, guest, and topic.

Additional off-platform services — including press placements, standalone reference sites, and news syndication — broaden a podcast's discovery reach beyond its own domain.

The platform is designed for independent podcast hosts, established shows, video podcasts, and small podcast networks with existing back catalogs of 25 or more episodes. It serves creators in media, content marketing, sports media, social impact podcasting, and digital marketing who want durable owned content that compounds in value over months and years rather than disappearing in a social media feed.