Scheduling Episodes
Set a future publish date and time so your episode goes live automatically.
Scheduling lets you batch content in advance and release episodes without being online when they go live. It is available on every paid plan, including Starter; only the free plan is gated out.
How to Schedule an Episode
- Open your episode in the editor and click
Publish Episodein the toolbar. - In the publish dialog, select
Schedule for Later. - Pick a future date and time. Past dates cannot be selected, and you can schedule up to 90 days out.
- Click
Schedule Episodeto confirm.
The episode will appear in your episodes list with a scheduled status. At the scheduled time, Jellypod automatically publishes it, your RSS feed and podcast website are updated, connected platforms pick it up, and you'll receive an email confirming the episode is live.
Reverting a Scheduled Episode
Open the episode's dropdown menu, click Edit Schedule, then click Revert to Draft. The episode reverts to a draft with no content lost and can be rescheduled or published at any time.
Schedule a week of episodes in advance to maintain a consistent release cadence. Consistency is one of the best ways to grow your audience.
If you edit the episode while a new render is in progress, scheduling still completes using the render that was already running. You'll see a "Scheduled from an earlier version" notice telling you those edits aren't included. Schedule again to render and schedule your latest changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which plans include episode scheduling?
Scheduling is available on every paid plan (Starter, Creator, Business, and Enterprise). Only the free plan is gated out.
Can I revert a scheduled episode?
Yes. Open the episode's dropdown menu, click Edit Schedule, then click Revert to Draft. The episode reverts to a draft with no content lost, and you can reschedule or publish it at any time.
I got a "Scheduled from an earlier version" warning. What does that mean?
You edited the episode's timeline while a render for this schedule was still in progress. The episode is still scheduled successfully, but it reflects the timeline as it was when the render started, not your later edits. Schedule again to include them.
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