Move a catalog in controlled batches
Keep releases visible as drafts so songs, recordings, sermons, mixes, or episodes can move through review in order.
Queue multiple audio files, reuse artwork, descriptions, tags, and visibility, then review, publish, or schedule the batch from one workflow.
Prepare a queue, apply shared settings, and review the batch before publishing it to your selected channel.
Add one file or many files and keep the queue organized before publishing starts.
Choose cover art or a reusable visual treatment for the generated YouTube videos.
Reuse the background, description, tags, and visibility across the batch, then edit any video that needs different details.
Send videos to YouTube now, keep them private, or schedule releases around your channel calendar.
Keep videos consistent, review the queue before publishing, and check plan limits before starting a large catalog.
Keep releases visible as drafts so songs, recordings, sermons, mixes, or episodes can move through review in order.
Apply the same artwork, description, tags, and visibility across a batch, then adjust individual videos when needed.
Audioship monthly quota and YouTube channel upload caps are separate, so you can identify why a batch has stopped.
Check recording length, scheduling, and separate YouTube limits before you begin.
Plans differ by maximum audio duration, monthly video volume, and watermark removal.
Prepare a catalog ahead of time and spread videos across a release calendar instead of publishing everything at once.
Compare monthly video limits, maximum duration, and watermark removal before you start a large batch.
Free
3videos/month
$14.99/month
100videos/month
$49.99/month
600videos/month
If YouTube rejects a batch because the channel hit a 24-hour upload cap, that is not the same as using Audioship monthly quota. Keep drafts ready and retry when YouTube accepts more uploads.
Audioship publishes through the YouTube API after you securely authorize your channel.
Check out securely with Stripe, then manage or cancel from your account.
Yes. Add multiple audio files to a visible queue, apply shared settings, and review the batch before publishing.
You can reuse the background image, description, tags, and visibility. Titles and other video-specific details can be edited for each upload.
No. YouTube daily upload caps are separate from Audioship monthly quota, so a YouTube cap rejection should be retried later.
Free is for testing. Premium and Professional are usually better fits when you are moving a recurring channel or a large back catalog.
Upload a few files first, then choose the plan that matches your monthly publishing volume.