Podcast Domain Names: 200 Show Website Ideas With Logos

Two hundred podcast domain ideas grouped by style and ending, with advice on picking a name that works when read aloud.

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Picking a Podcast Web Address Listeners Hear Once and Remember

A podcast domain gets heard far more often than it gets read. The host says it at the end of an episode while the listener is driving or washing up, and they try to remember it an hour later. Every letter has to be clear when spoken at normal speed.

Start with the ending.

  • A .com is still the default people type, so try it first.
  • The .fm ending is the country code of the Federated States of Micronesia. Podcasters and radio shows adopted it because it sounds like radio. The .show ending also exists and fits talk shows.
  • A country ending such as .co.uk, .in or .com.au suits a show about one city or one national scene.
  • Endings such as .media and .studio fit a production company or a network running several shows.

Keep the name under about 15 letters before the ending, and avoid words with two common spellings. Cast and kast, pod and pawd, or any name using 4 for four will be misheard on air. Test it by recording yourself reading the address once, playing it to a friend, and asking them to type it.

Keyword or brandable depends on the show name. If your show already has a distinctive name, the domain should match it exactly. If the show name is a common phrase, add pod, show or radio to the end. A keyword domain such as truecrimetalks.com tells new listeners the topic. A brandable name such as podlume.com suits a network that will add shows on different topics.

Match the domain to the show name used in the podcast directories and to your social handles. Listeners search the show name in their podcast app first and on Instagram or TikTok second. Three different spellings across those places lose people. If the handle is taken, add the same short word, such as pod or show, to both the handle and the domain.

Podcast Domain Ideas Including .fm and .show

Here are 200 podcast domain ideas in five groups. They are ideas to check before buying, since some will already be registered. Click a logo to copy the domain.

Short Podcast Domains on .com

A short .com is the safest address to read out at the end of every episode.

  • talkloft.com
  • micdrift.com
  • echoyard.com
  • soundnest.com
  • voicevane.com
  • podnest.com
  • castyard.com
  • earfield.com
  • chatbarn.com
  • talkshed.com
  • wavelot.com
  • banterbox.com
  • hushhour.com
  • mictent.com
  • roundmic.com
  • loudnook.com
  • listenly.com
  • talkpatch.com
  • sidebarshow.com
  • voiceden.com
  • micpost.com
  • airloft.com
  • echohaus.com
  • castlane.com
  • tapehour.com
  • quietmic.com
  • talktide.com
  • dialden.com
  • wavehaus.com
  • chorusden.com
  • pauseplay.com
  • overtalk.com
  • offairhour.com
  • micyard.com
  • earnook.com
  • chatlane.com
  • unmutedshow.com
  • replayden.com
  • listenshed.com
  • cuehaus.com

Brandable Show and Network Names

Coined names suit a network that plans to run several shows under one roof.

  • audiora.com
  • sonvia.com
  • podlume.com
  • echoria.com
  • castora.com
  • listro.co
  • wavora.co
  • talkara.com
  • earwell.com
  • vocari.com
  • airvox.com
  • resono.co
  • pausio.com
  • chattora.com
  • sonarly.com
  • audivo.co
  • micova.com
  • voxley.com
  • oratio.co
  • murmura.com
  • castwell.co
  • tuneva.com
  • lingova.com
  • storivo.com
  • narrava.com
  • airbloom.com
  • echolark.com
  • vocalia.co
  • talkvia.com
  • dialogo.co
  • podvana.com
  • waveloom.com
  • ripplecast.com
  • hushwell.com
  • cadenzo.co
  • verbalo.com
  • parlara.com
  • tellwave.com
  • voxwell.com
  • earlume.com

Topic Keyword Domains for Shows

A topic domain tells a new listener what the show covers before they press play.

  • smallbusinesspod.com
  • founderstoriespod.com
  • truecrimetalks.com
  • parentingunfiltered.com
  • careerchangepod.com
  • bookclubpodcast.com
  • historyinbites.com
  • sciencetalkweekly.com
  • startuptalkshow.com
  • moneytalkdaily.com
  • healthyhabitspod.com
  • nightshiftnurses.com
  • teachertalkpod.com
  • gamingroundtable.com
  • filmnightpodcast.com
  • footballtalkpod.com
  • cricketchatpod.com
  • kitchentalkpod.com
  • travelstoriespod.com
  • gardenchatshow.com
  • longforminterviews.com
  • comedyhourpod.com
  • businessbookclub.com
  • marketingtalkshow.com
  • localnewspod.com
  • nonprofitpodcast.com
  • propertytalkpod.com
  • fitnesschatpod.com
  • mindmatterspod.com
  • indiestartuppod.com
  • writersroompod.com
  • shuttertalkpod.com
  • petparentpod.com
  • dailyquizpod.com
  • languagelearnpod.com
  • retiredandtalking.com
  • farmlifepodcast.com
  • sidehustlechat.com
  • designtalkweekly.com
  • musicgearpod.com

Country Endings for Regional Shows

A country ending fits a show about one city, region or national scene.

  • mumbaimicdrop.in
  • delhidialogues.in
  • bengalurubuilds.in
  • chennaichats.in
  • punepodhouse.in
  • kolkatatalks.in
  • hyderabadhour.in
  • keralakatha.in
  • londonlistens.co.uk
  • northernvoices.co.uk
  • welshwaves.co.uk
  • highlandhour.co.uk
  • midlandsmic.co.uk
  • yorkshiretalk.co.uk
  • bristolbanter.co.uk
  • manchestermic.co.uk
  • sydneysoundbites.com.au
  • aussietalkshow.com.au
  • outbackaudio.com.au
  • brisbanebanter.com.au
  • melbournemic.com.au
  • coastalchats.com.au
  • torontotalks.ca
  • prairievoices.ca
  • maplemic.ca
  • montrealmic.ca
  • vancouverchats.ca
  • dublindialogue.ie
  • galwaygab.ie
  • irishtalkhour.ie
  • kiwiconversations.co.nz
  • aucklandaudio.co.nz
  • capetowntalks.co.za
  • joburgbanter.co.za
  • nairobinarratives.co.ke
  • texastalkshow.us
  • midwestmic.us
  • bayareabanter.us
  • southernsoundbites.us
  • hometownhour.us

Audio Endings Like .fm and .show

These endings sound like radio and suit shows people know by ear.

  • latenightdesk.fm
  • slowtalk.fm
  • kitchentable.fm
  • sundaysessions.fm
  • morningdesk.fm
  • backroomradio.fm
  • fieldrecordings.fm
  • nightowlradio.fm
  • deepcutradio.fm
  • porchtalk.fm
  • commutetalk.fm
  • tinyradio.fm
  • theopenmic.show
  • longlunch.show
  • weeklywrap.show
  • couchcritics.show
  • foundersdesk.show
  • sidequest.show
  • twocupsofchai.show
  • pubquizhour.show
  • backstagechat.show
  • audiohouse.media
  • storyfirst.media
  • smallnetwork.media
  • indievoices.media
  • rawtake.media
  • longtable.studio
  • quietroom.studio
  • soundbooth.studio
  • recordingroom.studio
  • buildalong.live
  • callinshow.live
  • roundtable.live
  • fridaynight.live
  • listenalong.club
  • bookchat.club
  • superfans.club
  • nerdnight.club
  • gardengossip.club
  • tapedelay.fm

Hosting Show Notes and Feeds on Your Podcast Domain

Check the name in ICANN Lookup or your registrar’s search. If it is free, register it for two years or more and turn on auto-renew. A podcast domain gets printed in show notes for years, and losing it breaks every old link.

Sort out hosting next. Your audio files and RSS feed usually sit with a podcast host, while the domain points to a website with episode pages, show notes and a sign-up form. Many podcast hosts offer a basic site that can use your own domain. Turn on SSL so the site loads on https.

Set up a professional email such as hello@ or sponsors@ on the domain. Sponsors and guests answer it faster than a free webmail address.

Search the trademark register for the show name, using the USPTO, the UK IPO or IP India. Show names clash often, and a registered mark can force you to rename after hundreds of episodes.

If the show earns sponsor money, register the business behind it. A sole trader or a DBA works for small shows. Once you have the name, use the free invoice generator to bill sponsors, and put a QR code from the QR code generator on event banners and merch.

Claim the show name on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and X on the same day. If you write episode recaps, our blog domain ideas and personal brand domain ideas give more options. For a production company name, browse business name ideas or the business name generator, and use the domain name generator to test other endings.

Podcast Domains That Sound Wrong Out Loud

  • Platform brands in the domain. Names that include a podcast app or a streaming platform brand invite a trademark complaint.
  • Sound-alike words. For and four, to and two, or u for you all break when the address is read aloud.
  • Hyphens. Nobody says hyphen on air, and listeners will type the name without it.
  • A domain tied to one season or guest. The show will outlive the first season, so name the domain after the show.
  • Expired domains with a spam history. Search the name in quotes and check archive copies before buying a dropped domain.
  • Renewal prices on country endings. Some endings popular with podcasters, .fm among them, cost more each year than a .com at many registrars.
  • A clash with an existing show. Search the name in two or three podcast apps before you register. A near match splits your listeners and your reviews.
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