One Subwave recording becomes a podcast, article, newsletter, and clips. This help center lists every guide, from account setup to growing and monetizing your channel.
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Welcome! Subwave turns one recording into a podcast episode, a written article, a newsletter, and short clips, and it syncs your show to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube and Amazon Music along the way. This page has every guide we've written, grouped by what you're trying to do. Start at the top if you're brand new, or jump to whatever you need.
So you're new, welcome! These two guides cover the basics: getting the app, creating your account, building your channel, and understanding the different ways you can post. Do these first and everything else will make sense.
This is the part Subwave is built for. Record something once, whether that's a voice memo, a video, or a podcast episode, and Subwave gives you an article, a newsletter, and short clips from it. Pick the guide that matches what you already have, or the one that sounds like the easiest way to start.
Got an episode and want people to hear it? Subwave hosts your podcast for free and gives you an RSS feed, which is the one link that tells every platform where to find your show. Set it up once, and every new episode shows up on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube on its own. Start with the hosting guide, then follow the one for each platform you want to be on.
Your channel is live, so now what? These guides cover how to see what's working and how to get paid for your content. Check your numbers to learn who's reading and watching, and set up paid posts when you're ready to earn from your work.
Already have an audience on Substack? You don't have to start from zero. You can bring your content and your subscribers with you.
Following a creator who charges for their content? This one is for you, not for creators. It explains how paid subscriptions work from the reader's side.
