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Bring your podcast to Fonaria.

Import the RSS feed and your episodes are on Fonaria in minutes. Subscribers and subscriptions, though, do not travel inside a feed: below is the inventory of what moves and what does not. In the meantime you keep publishing where you are.

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Before you start

What moves across, and what does not

An RSS feed contains the episodes and nothing else.

Episodes and audio files Yes, from the feed
The import reads the feed of the platform you are coming from and brings in episodes, titles, descriptions and audio. Running it again creates no duplicates.
Your subscribers No, not from a feed
A feed does not contain the list of who listens to it: the platform you are leaving has that, and it has to be exported from there. On Fonaria you invite them, and each one gets their personal address.
Subscriptions and payments No
The payment relationship is between you and your current provider, and it does not move with an import. On Fonaria it starts again from your own Stripe account: from then on new payments land there.
The podcast you have now Stays on
The import switches nothing off. You keep publishing where you are until you decide to complete the move.

RSS import

Paste the feed, the episodes arrive

Titles, descriptions, covers and audio arrive as you had them. Running the import again creates no duplicates.

  • Titles, descriptions and covers as in the source feed
  • Running the import again creates no duplicates
  • New episodes you publish elsewhere arrive on their own
  • Imported episodes are in a private podcast right away
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From where

Import from any host that exposes an RSS feed

If your podcast has an RSS feed (almost all do), Fonaria can import it. There’s no need for a dedicated integration per platform.

Private podcast platforms

Coming from a private podcast service like Hello Audio? Export the feed and import it: your content comes back into your hands.

Memberships and communities

From Patreon or other paid spaces that publish an RSS feed: bring the episodes to Fonaria and run access and invoicing yourself.

Classic podcast hosts

Spreaker, generic hosts and any platform that publishes a standard RSS: paste the feed and the import starts.

Any RSS feed

The host’s logo doesn’t matter: if the podcast exposes a valid RSS feed, Fonaria reads it and rebuilds the episodes.

How it works

From the old feed to your private podcast

You import, you check and only at the end you move your listeners.

  1. Paste the RSS feed

    Enter the URL of your current podcast feed. Fonaria reads it and prepares the episode import.

  2. We rebuild the episodes

    Titles, notes, metadata and audio are imported. Guid-based dedupe makes sure nothing is duplicated.

  3. Check at your own pace

    Confirm everything is there while you keep publishing where you are: the import doesn’t interrupt your current flow.

  4. Move your listeners

    When you are ready you invite your listeners to Fonaria: each one gets their personal link.

During the move

What stays untouched

Publish while you import

The import doesn’t shut down your current podcast: keep publishing where you are until you decide to complete the move.

Customers stay yours

On Fonaria payments land in your own Stripe account and subscriber emails are yours: content, brand and the relationship with your audience don’t change owner.

Automatic updates

The source feed is checked again: new episodes arrive on their own.

Data hosted in Europe

Servers in Germany, every provider named.

FAQ

Questions about migration

Will I lose episodes or subscribers when I import the feed?
Episodes, no: the import brings them all, with no duplicates. Subscribers are not in an RSS feed: you invite them with their email and each one gets their personal link here.
Which platforms can I import from?
Any host that exposes a valid RSS feed: private podcast platforms like Hello Audio, memberships like Patreon, classic hosts like Spreaker and generally any service with a standard RSS. No dedicated integration needed.
Do I have to shut down my current podcast to migrate?
No. You can import and check at your own pace while you keep publishing where you are. You move listeners to Fonaria only when you’re ready.
Do my content and customers stay mine?
Yes. On Fonaria payments land in your Stripe account and subscriber emails are yours: content, brand and customers stay under your control.
Do you help me migrate?
You run the import yourself: paste the feed address and the episodes come in. If something looks wrong, write to us.
Do imported episodes become private right away?
Yes: once imported you deliver them with a personal link for each listener, with gradual release and expiry.

Try the import for free

Fourteen days, no card: paste the feed and check the episodes.

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