At Podpage, we offer a convenient feature that allows you to upload downloadable files, such as PDFs, for your podcast listeners. However, you may have noticed that there is a limit to the number of files you can upload.

Downloadable files are a valuable tool for podcasters to provide additional content or resources to their listeners. Whether it's show notes, bonus materials, or supplementary resources, these files enhance the overall podcasting experience.

We have established limits on the number of downloadable files you can upload, and these limits are outlined in detail on our Pricing Page.

This is a limit for total uploaded files. If you need more space, you can always delete previously uploaded files to make space to upload new ones.

The decision to implement limits is primarily to prevent abuse of the feature. Through numerous conversations and interactions with podcasters, we've gained insights into the typical usage patterns of our users. We've set the limits at a level that accommodates normal use while discouraging excessive or inappropriate use.

If you find that the limits on downloadable files don't meet your specific needs, there are alternative solutions available. Several companies specialize in file management and offer generous free plans. Two notable options to consider are Dropbox and Google Drive.

These services allow you to upload files and provide shareable links, which you can easily incorporate into your show notes, blog posts, or any other content on your Podpage.

While we've implemented limits to maintain the integrity of our service, we understand that each podcaster's needs may vary. We encourage you to explore additional file management options if you require more extensive storage and sharing capabilities. Our goal is to provide you with the tools you need to enhance your podcasting journey with Podpage.