StreamLive ProSubmit your podcast to Amazon Music and other podcast apps
Submit your podcast to Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Pocket Casts, Podcast Index, Castbox, iHeartRadio and Deezer with the same RSS feed you gave Spotify and Apple.
Every podcast app outside Spotify and Apple takes your show the same way: you paste your RSS feed link into the app's own submission page, once. StreamLive Pro hosts the feed and keeps a connection card for each app: Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Pocket Casts, Podcast Index, Castbox, iHeartRadio and Deezer. Each card opens a short guide, copies the feed link for you and tracks where the show stands.
Before you start
- A show that is ready. The podcast card in Connections (Podcast hosting) shows three checks: a 3000 x 3000 cover, a verified owner email and a public podcast. All three must be green before you can mark a submission. See Podcast cover art and show details: what each app needs and Verify your podcast owner email for the RSS feed.
- A paid plan. The feed is readable by apps only on a paid plan; on the trial it stays private. See My podcast RSS feed is not public and /pricing?lang=en.
- At least one published episode. Most apps refuse an empty feed. See Add an episode to your podcast RSS feed.
- Visibility set to Public. An Unlisted show tells directories not to list it, so do not submit it anywhere.
- Spotify and Apple first, if you want them. They have their own guide: Publish your podcast to Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Steps
- Open the podcast card. In Connections open the podcast card. Under your show you see a card for each app with a Connect button.
- Choose the app. Click Connect Amazon Music (or the app you want). The window shows the three readiness checks, your feed link and the app's own steps.
- Copy the feed link. Click Copy feed link. Clicking the button that opens the app's portal copies it too.
- Submit in the app. Follow the steps in the window. Amazon Music: on podcasters.amazon.com choose to add or claim a podcast, paste the link and enter the code Amazon emails to the owner address. YouTube Music: in YouTube Studio create a new podcast and choose to submit an RSS feed. Pocket Casts, Podcast Index, iHeartRadio and Deezer: paste the link on their submit page. Castbox: claim the podcast in Castbox Creator Studio.
- Come back and click I submitted it. The card moves to Waiting for claim, which means the app still has to confirm the show is yours.
- Paste your show link when it is live. Under "Or paste your show link" paste the address of the show in that app, for example a music.amazon.com or pca.st link, and click Mark as connected.
- Check the card. Connected shows the show, the latest synced episode and, when the app reads the feed, when it last did.
What each app needs
| App | Where you submit | Ownership code | Link you paste back |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon Music | Amazon Music for Podcasters | Yes, to the owner email | music.amazon.com/podcasts/... |
| YouTube Music | YouTube Studio, Podcasts (YouTube Help: Deliver podcasts using an RSS feed) | Yes, to the email in the feed | a playlist or channel link |
| Pocket Casts | pocketcasts.com/submit | No step in our guide | pca.st/... |
| Podcast Index | podcastindex.org/add | No step in our guide | podcastindex.org/podcast/... |
| Castbox | Castbox Creator Studio | Claim in the app | castbox.fm/channel/... |
| iHeartRadio | podcasters.iheart.com | Follow the app | iheart.com/podcast/... |
| Deezer | podcasters.deezer.com | Follow the app | deezer.com/show/... |
YouTube says RSS ingestion is available only in some countries and regions, uploads the episodes you choose as private videos, and sends a code to the email in the feed (YouTube Help, checked 5 November 2026). The other portals change their wording from time to time; if a button has a different name, look for "add", "submit" or "claim".
Podcast Index is an open directory that many smaller apps read, so one submission there reaches several apps at once.
How we know an app is connected
For most of these apps there is no outside check we can run, so you confirm by pasting the show link. Two things still help: when an app's reader fetches your feed we record the time and show it on the card, and the link you paste must look like a real show address in that app, or it is refused.
What can go wrong
| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| I submitted it is greyed out | One of the three checks is red: cover, verified owner email, or public podcast. Fix it in the same window |
| The app says the feed is not valid | Open Help in the window and click Check my feed. It lists what to fix |
| No code arrived from Amazon or YouTube | The code goes to the owner email in the feed. Check spam. If the address is not verified, it is not in the feed at all |
| Mark as connected refuses the link | Copy the show's own page address from the app, not a search result or an episode link |
| A new episode is missing in an app | Apps read the feed on their own schedule. Check that the episode is Published, not a draft |
| YouTube does not offer RSS | It is not available in your country or region yet. Your audio still reaches the other apps |
Frequently asked questions
Do I upload episodes to each app separately?
No. You submit the feed link once per app. Every episode you publish in StreamLive Pro goes into the feed, and the apps pick it up when they next read it.
Is Amazon Music the same as Audible?
Amazon runs both. Submit through Amazon Music for Podcasters; what Amazon does with the show after that is up to Amazon.
Why must I paste the show link myself?
Most of these apps have no public lookup we can use to confirm the show is live. Pasting the link marks the card as connected.
Can I submit an Unlisted podcast?
No. An Unlisted feed asks directories not to list it. Switch the show to Public first.
Does YouTube Music take my video episodes?
The YouTube card is marked for video, but what YouTube imports is set by YouTube. Read its RSS help page before you submit.
Keep reading
What a podcast RSS feed is: one web address listing your show and every episode, which Spotify, Apple and other apps read by themselves. What is inside and who hosts it.
How many podcast shows and episodes your plan includesHow many podcast shows and episodes your plan includes: how the monthly episode count works, where to see it, what the trial allows and what to do at the limit.
Add an episode to your podcast RSS feedAdd an episode to your podcast RSS feed from any recording or upload: title and notes, audio quality, chapters, transcript, draft or scheduled publishing.
Verify your podcast owner email for the RSS feedVerify the podcast owner email so it is written into your RSS feed: the 6-digit code, how long it lasts, why apps cannot send you the claim code without it.
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