Manage private podcast subscribers via the Transistor API
domain: developers.transistor.fm · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Authenticate every request with the x-api-key HTTP header set to your Transistor API key
List a private podcast's subscribers with GET /v1/subscribers, passing the required show_id
Add one subscriber with POST /v1/subscribers using show_id and email, or add many at once with POST /v1/subscribers/batch using show_id and an emails array
Update a subscriber's email with PATCH /v1/subscribers/:id using the subscriber[email] parameter
Remove a subscriber with DELETE /v1/subscribers/:id or DELETE /v1/subscribers by email to revoke their private feed access
Known gotchas
show_id must be the private show's ID or slug; this endpoint manages subscriber records, not show-level privacy settings themselves
Adding a subscriber sends an instructional welcome email by default; pass skip_welcome_email=true to suppress it
Deleting a subscriber immediately revokes access to their unique private feed URL
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