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A Spotify podcast, delivered cleanly.

Spotify is one of the largest places people hear podcasts. Getting there means a feed, a clean file and correct metadata.

How Spotify works for podcasts

A podcast reaches Spotify through your hosting provider's RSS feed. Spotify then reads your artwork, title, description and episodes from that feed.

What to prepare

Before you publish:

  • Choose a host that provides an RSS feed.
  • Prepare square cover artwork and a clear show description.
  • Submit the feed once to Spotify for Creators.
  • Add episode titles and descriptions that name the topic.

Who listens and how

Spotify says it normalises loudness during playback to around −14 LUFS. A master delivered at about −16 LUFS with peaks below −1 dBTP leaves headroom for that change. The loudness guide explains the numbers and cites Spotify's page.

What radio.app delivers

We deliver a finished file mastered to −16 LUFS ±1 and a true peak no higher than −1 dBTP, in the format agreed in your quote. You or your host publish it; we do not host. See the production process.

Questions

Questions, answered.

What loudness do you deliver?

About −16 LUFS ±1 integrated with true peaks no higher than −1 dBTP. The [loudness guide](/podcast-production/podcast-lufs) explains why and cites Apple and Spotify.

Tell us about your podcast.

Share what you want to record, who it’s for and how often. We’ll reply with a proposed scope and timing.