Flightcast copies a YouTube channel to Spotify

Flightcast launched automatic posting from a YouTube channel to Spotify.

Connect your channels at flightcast.com/youtubers. You can pick the whole channel, one playlist, only new uploads, or a recent slice such as the past year. Flightcast reformats titles, descriptions, chapters, links, and thumbnails for Spotify and uploads the videos. New YouTube uploads keep syncing. You can send older videos at once, or on a pace. The setup screen runs from 4 videos a day to 1 every 3 days, and one option shown is one video every 2 days. That screen says Shorts are skipped, and that YouTube access is view-only, so Flightcast cannot post, edit, or delete on YouTube. The help article says turning sync on queues the work. Flightcast checks about every six hours, and a private or unlisted video is not a reliable way to keep a video out.

Flightcast says it can also send the videos to Apple Podcasts Video, iHeartRadio Video, and Amazon Music Video, and publish audio versions on other podcast apps if you want. It places Spotify ad slots, estimates earnings, and tracks YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts stats together. The earnings screen says payouts go to your bank through Stripe once you have at least $100.

The launch price is $100 a month for one channel. Flightcast says that includes the full back catalog at full quality, and that this plan takes no cut of Spotify earnings. You can request a revenue-share plan instead. That one is 10% of what you make on Spotify, with no upfront cost, locked in for a year. On the pricing page, YouTube to Podcast is listed on Pro at $100 a month and Legend at $250 a month. Basic is $50 a month and does not list it. Yearly billing is marked 20% off.

The YouTubers page says there is a 30-day money-back guarantee. The knowledge base says a full refund within 30 days, and that setting up auto-sync or importing your YouTube videos revokes that refund. The terms, last updated August 15, 2026, say purchases are non-refundable.