Podsubs

You mention a useful guide during an episode. Your listener wants it, but they’re driving. By the time they get home, another episode has played and they’ve forgotten where to find it.
Podsubs gives that listener one place to remember—and gives you a way to stay connected.
Instead of explaining a different web address every time, you can say:
“Go to Podsubs, find our podcast, and subscribe. We’ll email you the resources and updates we share.”
Listeners search for your show and subscribe with their email address. No new listening app, no Podsubs account, and no need to sign up again for every episode. They keep watching or listening wherever they already enjoy your podcast.
For creators, that means building a list of people who have actively asked to hear from you. Claim your podcast, verify ownership, and manage subscribers through your creator dashboard. On Pro, export your list or connect it to supported email tools, including Kit, Mailchimp, Beehiiv, and MailerLite. Use those tools to send the promised guide, share a follow-up, announce an episode, invite subscribers to an event, or ask what they would like you to cover next.
Podsubs is not another place to upload your episodes, and it does not replace your newsletter software. It helps interested listeners take the step from enjoying your content to giving you permission to contact them directly. You keep your podcast host and your existing publishing setup.
The mission is to make Podsubs the familiar destination for staying connected with podcast creators. Email is the starting point: a practical way to keep the conversation going after an episode ends.
Claim your podcast free and give your audience one simple invitation on your next episode: “Subscribe to us on Podsubs.”