Your podcast isn’t just content—it’s a brand, a business, and a community in the making.

That’s why we’re excited to announce our new integration with RSS.com, the all-in-one podcast hosting platform that helps creators launch, grow, and monetize their shows with ease. 

You can now embed your podcast directly into your Fourthwall site, providing listeners with a central hub to tune in, buy merch, join your membership, and support your work in a fully branded space that you own.

It doesn’t matter if you're publishing your first episode or running a network of podcasts; RSS.com gives you the tools to scale without the stress.

🎧 Why RSS.com Is a Go-To for Podcasters

Getting your podcast out into the world shouldn’t be complicated or expensive. 

With RSS.com, you get all the tools to launch, grow, and monetize your podcast in one place, making it a straightforward solution for both new and experienced podcasters who want pro features without the high cost.

This means simple pricing with zero hassle. Just a clean, powerful platform that lets you focus on your content without having to fight with your backend.

Here’s what makes it a favorite:

• Unlimited Everything: Publish as many podcast episodes as you want without worrying about storage limits, bandwidth caps, or hidden fees. Your show should grow with your audience, not the number of episodes you’ve published.
• Built-In Monetization: RSS.com makes it easy to make money podcasting and supports programmatic ads, Apple Podcasts Subscriptions, sponsorships, and Value-4-Value payments.
• One-Click Distribution: Easily publish your show to all major podcast apps, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and more. It’s a one-click setup that gets your voice in front of millions across every major podcast RSS feed reader and app.
• AI-Powered Tools: Get free, auto-generated transcripts in 14 languages and instantly convert audio into YouTube-ready videos. These tools help you boost accessibility, SEO, and cross-platform reach without extra work.
• Podcasting 2.0 Ready: Use advanced features like team roles, modern syndication tags, and network support for managing multiple podcasts under one login. Perfect for creators who are scaling or collaborating with others.
• Transparent Pricing: RSS.com offers both free and paid subscription plans. Start free, upload your first episode, and then choose a free or paid plan that meets your podcasting goals and budget. No surprise charges, no gatekeeping. Use the coupon code FRIENDS to get three additional months free on a paid plan.
• Built for Growth: From your first upload to running a podcast network, RSS.com is designed to scale. Whether you're just starting a podcast or managing content across multiple platforms, it gives you the flexibility to grow without switching platforms.

If you're looking for a platform that simplifies podcasting without watering it down, RSS.com is it. 

It's built on the same principles that made RSS (Really Simple Syndication) a game changer for blogs and news: freedom, ownership, and reach.

🚀 What This Integration Unlocks for You

By linking your RSS.com show with your Fourthwall site, your podcast becomes more than a feed. It becomes a full experience. 

Now your listeners have one place to hear your latest episodes, join your membership, grab your merch, and support you directly under your own brand.

Here’s what you unlock:

• Embed Your Podcast Directly on Your Site: Add your full podcast RSS feed to your Fourthwall site with one click. Fans can stream episodes, catch up on new content, and subscribe—without ever leaving your page.
• Turn Listeners Into Supporters: Right after listening, fans can tip you, join your membership, buy your merch, or download exclusive content. It’s built to automatically convert attention into support.
• Sell Physical and Digital Products: Whether it’s custom merch, bonus episodes, or a full course based on your show, you can sell directly through your site. Fourthwall handles everything from checkout to fulfillment.
• Offer Paid Memberships and Exclusive Perks: Give your biggest fans a way to subscribe for more. Lock content behind memberships or offer early access to new episodes, bonus content, and more—all managed in one place.
• Unify Your Brand Under One URL: Your show, your products, your blog, and your updates live at one clean URL. No extra platforms. No confusing redirects. Just a single, professional hub for your brand that’s easy to share across apps, social media, and search.
• Own Your Platform and Your Audience: With Fourthwall, you’re not just syndicating a podcast. You’re building a business around it. You control your website, your content, and your community without relying on outside aggregators, platforms, or algorithms.

If you’ve been looking for a way to grow your podcast into something bigger, this is it.

One site. One brand. One audience that sticks with you.

🎤 Ready to Get Started?

If you’re already on RSS.com, embedding your podcast on Fourthwall takes seconds.

New to Fourthwall? Create your site and give your podcast a home that works as hard as you do.

Let your fans listen, support, and shop all without ever leaving your site.

FAQ: Fourthwall x RSS.com Integration

How do I embed my podcast RSS feed on my Fourthwall website?

You can easily embed your podcast by adding your RSS feed URL directly into your Fourthwall dashboard, creating a seamless experience where visitors can listen, subscribe, and shop from your site.

What is an RSS feed, and why is it important for podcasts?

An RSS feed (Really Simple Syndication) automatically distributes your podcast episodes to major apps and feed readers, ensuring your audience stays updated whenever new content goes live.

Can listeners subscribe to my podcast directly through my Fourthwall site?

Yes! Fans can subscribe to your podcast RSS feed from your site, letting them access your show across their favorite podcast apps like Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and more.

How does an RSS feed reader work for podcasts?

An RSS feed reader collects and updates all your podcast episodes in one place, pulling them from your feed URL so listeners don’t need to manually search for new releases.