BioFlow / Use cases / Podcasters
A podcast already publishes a machine-readable feed of everything you make — there is no good reason to retype it into a link-in-bio page every week. BioFlow's Podcast block reads that feed directly, so a new episode reaches the page without an edit, and the rest of the page is built for turning a listener into a subscriber.
Embed a show or episode player, or pull your latest episodes straight from your RSS feed.
Collect subscribers into Contacts, show your Mailchimp audience's or Kit form's own signup form (those signups go to the provider), or embed your Substack or beehiiv signup instead.
Take listener questions for the mailbag episode, all collected in your dashboard.
Highlight one number that earns trust — subscriber count, episodes published, years running.
Put the video version of an episode on the page — pick it from your YouTube uploads and the embed stays synced to that video.
Let listeners send a tip through Stripe Checkout, straight to your connected account.
4 of these are basic blocks, unlimited on every plan. The other 2 blocks are premium. Premium blocks are capped per page: 2 on Free, 10 on Creator, unlimited on Pro. See pricing for the full plan matrix.
Connect each of these once and the blocks it feeds stay in sync with the source. For a feed or a channel, you pick the post or video to show, and that block keeps tracking it. Every integration is included on every plan, Free included.
Pick posts or episodes from any blog or podcast feed onto your bio page, and each one stays in sync with the feed.
What syncs & how to set it up →Pick any of your latest uploads onto your bio page — no retyping titles or thumbnails, and a picked video stays in sync.
What syncs & how to set it up →Show the signup form of one of your Mailchimp audiences on your bio page; people subscribe on Mailchimp's own form and join that audience directly.
What syncs & how to set it up →Show one of your Kit forms on your bio page; people subscribe on Kit's own form, and your form list and subscriber counts are synced.
What syncs & how to set it up →Nothing here happens behind your back. Block changes the agent makes wait in your draft until you publish; a theme or header change applies to your live page without waiting for a publish. If you already have a page somewhere else, tell the agent what's on it — your links, in order — and it rebuilds them in BioFlow; see how BioFlow compares to Linktree for the head-to-head.
Prefer to drive it yourself? Any MCP-capable assistant — Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot — can edit the same page on every plan, and your own code can through the public REST API on Creator and Pro. See the MCP server and the developer platform.
Yes. Point the Podcast block at your show's RSS feed and it lists your latest episodes, so a new one appears without an edit. Connecting the same feed as an RSS integration — no sign-in, just the URL — also lets you pick an episode into a Link or Rich Embed block, and BioFlow re-reads that feed once an hour, or about every half hour if you choose.
Yes. The Newsletter block collects subscribers into BioFlow Contacts with nothing connected. Connect Mailchimp or Kit instead and you pick which audience or form the block shows; listeners then join through the provider itself, so they appear in Mailchimp or Kit and not in BioFlow Contacts.
Add a Contact Form block — it's a basic block, so it's on every plan — and configure the fields you want. Each question you receive waits in your dashboard, next to your contacts.
Yes, on Creator and Pro. With a Tip jar block, a listener picks one of your preset amounts (or types their own, if you allow it) and pays through Stripe Checkout; the payout lands in your connected Stripe account after a platform fee of 5% on Creator and 2% on Pro, plus standard payment processing.
More general questions — the agent, importing, domains, billing — are on the FAQ. Every claim on this page describes the product as it ships today; block availability is verified against the live block catalog in CI.
Free to start — RSS needs no sign-in, just the feed URL.