/podcast/{workspace-slug}/{feed-slug}.
Before submitting
Every tag below is set on the podcast integration (Settings → Integrations, then edit the show). Apple and Spotify read them from the live feed, not from a form you fill in later.
The feed must also contain at least one published episode. An empty channel is rejected. Publish a task that targets
podcast:{feed-slug} (creating content) so the feed has an <item> with an audio <enclosure> before you submit.
Confirm the live XML, not just the form:
<itunes:email>, <itunes:category>, <itunes:image href="…">, <language>, <itunes:author>, <itunes:explicit>, and at least one <item> with an <enclosure>.
Apple Podcasts
- Sign in at podcastsconnect.apple.com with an Apple ID.
- Add a show and choose Add a show with an RSS feed.
- Paste the Automate It feed URL and add it.
- Review the details Apple pulled from the feed, set content rights and availability, and provide Connect contact info.
- Save, then Publish.
Spotify
podcasters.spotify.com now redirects to creators.spotify.com. Use the Creators site; the old Podcasters domain is not the canonical portal.- Sign in at creators.spotify.com with a Spotify account.
- Add a podcast by RSS (an existing feed hosted elsewhere — not “host with Spotify”).
- Paste the Automate It feed URL.
- Enter the verification code emailed to Owner email.
- Confirm category and language, then submit.
After submitting
Both directories poll the feed on their own schedule. A newly published episode is not instant in Apple Podcasts or Spotify; wait for the next crawl rather than resubmitting. Each directory issues its own show URL after the listing is live. That URL is separate from the Automate It feed URL, and it is what you should share publicly (podcasts.apple.com/…, open.spotify.com/show/…). Keep the Automate It feed URL for the hosting side — new episodes still publish there, and the directories pick them up on their next poll.
To change title, artwork, category, or owner email later, edit the podcast integration and save. The directories will pick up the new tags on a later crawl; you do not resubmit the feed for routine metadata edits.