Podcast Transfer within Podigee | Ownership
A transfer within Podigee changes the account responsible for an existing podcast. It is different from a clone or an RSS import. Contact support to prepare the transfer; do not create a duplicate podcast as a substitute.
Information for the transfer request
- The podcast title and its exact Podigee link or podcast ID.
- The current account email and customer number, if available.
- Written approval from the current owner or an authorized representative.
- The destination account email and customer number or account ID.
- The date you want the transfer to occur.
- Any team-access, advertising, paid-content, or platform-connection requirements that must continue.
Send these details through your account's support function or to hello@podigee.com. Do not send passwords, API keys, or private feed credentials.
Examine the destination account first
Support must examine the destination's active subscription, podcast capacity, permissions, and necessary functions. A plan with the same name or a higher price does not by itself show that every special function is available.
Tell support if Podigee Ad Marketplace (PAM) is active. Active PAM blocks an ownership change. Do not disable it yourself merely to bypass a transfer restriction.
If the podcast uses Spotify Open Access, the destination must have the necessary Spotify Open Access permission. Video podcasts are available to all accounts on the current plan lineup. Legacy plans do not include video podcasts. For a podcast with video, the destination account must therefore use a current plan. Examine other paid-content, advertising, and private-podcast functions separately.
Establish the scope before the transfer
Make sure that support has identified the correct source, destination, approval, and date. A request or requested date is not a completed transfer.
An internal transfer does not automatically transfer Apple, Spotify, or other external account ownership. It also does not by itself cancel the old Podigee subscription. Clarify access and billing separately before you close any account.
Examine the result
- Make sure that the correct podcast is in the destination account.
- Examine episode count, media playback, publication status, and the existing feed and website URLs.
- Examine who can access the podcast, including collaborators and private listeners.
- Examine advertising, paid content, and platform connections.
- Examine which historical analytics and reports are available in the destination account.
The podcast in the new account does not show that every report or special function remains available. Contact support about any missing access or data before you close the previous account.
What the ownership change preserves
The transfer changes the owner of the existing podcast; it does not create a new podcast. The podcast and episode records, feed setup, and existing podcast-linked connections remain attached to it. The destination account's plan and permissions determine which features, reports, and analytics history are available. Podcast-linked collaborators and private listeners are not automatically removed by the ownership change. Review who should retain access before completing the transfer.