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# Hosting

You need someplace to “host” your episode MP3 files and your podcast feed.

## Free hosting

## Self-hosting

You can put your feed and MP3 files on any ordinary web (HTTP) server.

### WordPress + PowerPress

The most popular option for self-hosting

## Paid podcast hosts

(TBD)

### LibSyn

(TBD)

### RainMaker Platform

[Website & Podcast Hosting](http://rainmakerplatform.com/home-2/)

## Tips & Tricks

* **DO** be master of your own domain. That is, you want to own and control the domain used to serve your podcast's feed.


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