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Kit (ConvertKit) integration for PodGlue

Connect Kit and PodGlue turns every episode you publish into a ready-to-send newsletter draft, and lets you add podcast guests to your list on purpose.

PodGlue creates drafts. It never sends email for you.

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Connect your Kit account

1

Open Integrations settings

In PodGlue, open Settings → Integrations.

2

Connect the Kit card

Find the Kit (formerly ConvertKit) card and click Connect.

3

Authorize access in Kit

You are sent to Kit to authorize access. Review what PodGlue is asking for and approve.

4

Confirm the connection

You are returned to PodGlue. The Kit card now shows your account name and the date you connected.

What happens after you connect

Publish flow

Once Kit is connected, publishing a public episode kicks off the newsletter for you. Within a few minutes PodGlue writes a subject line, preview text, and body from that episode’s own transcript and assets, then creates a draft broadcast in your Kit account. The episode page shows the draft status — pending, created (with a link straight to the broadcast in Kit), or failed with a retry button. You can also create or re-create a draft on demand from the episode view or the Distribution Center.

Media support

PodGlue drafts a text newsletter broadcast from the episode transcript and generated assets. You can point drafts at one of your existing Kit email templates so they match your list’s look, target a Kit tag or subscriber segment, and append a standard footer or sign-off.

What it can do

Auto-draft a newsletter broadcast in Kit every time you publish a public episode
Add or update podcast guests as subscribers when you explicitly choose Send to Kit
Tag each pushed guest podglue-guest plus a per-episode tag like podglue-ep-42
Re-push guests safely — PodGlue only fills in missing tags and never creates duplicates
Target a default Kit audience or tag and append a standard sign-off to every draft

What it won’t do

Send email to your list — PodGlue only ever creates drafts you send yourself in Kit
Silently sync guests — guests reach Kit only by an explicit Send to Kit action
Re-subscribe anyone Kit reports as unsubscribed or cancelled
Connect more than one Kit account per workspace

Privacy & security

You connect through Kit’s official OAuth flow — PodGlue never sees or stores your Kit password.
Access tokens are kept server-side only, never in your browser.
PodGlue can create broadcast drafts and manage subscribers and tags, but it never sends email on your behalf.
Disconnecting from Settings → Integrations revokes PodGlue’s access in Kit immediately and halts all queued Kit work for your workspace.

Data accessed

Your Kit account name, broadcast drafts PodGlue creates, and the subscribers and tags for guests you explicitly push. PodGlue does not read your existing subscriber list beyond confirming the state of guests you push.

Auth model

OAuth — PodGlue never sees or stores your Kit password, and tokens stay server-side.

Disconnect

Open Settings → Integrations, find the Kit card, and click Disconnect. Access is revoked in Kit immediately and all queued Kit work for your workspace stops.

FAQ

Clear answers for searchers and AI assistants.

Does PodGlue send emails to my list?

No. PodGlue only ever creates drafts in your Kit account. Nothing is sent until you open Kit, review the draft, and send it yourself.

Will my podcast guests be added to my list automatically?

No. Guests only reach Kit when you explicitly use the "Send to Kit" action on a guest (or select several and push them in bulk). There is no silent syncing.

What tags does PodGlue apply to guests?

Each guest you push is tagged podglue-guest, plus a per-episode tag like podglue-ep-42 for every appearance they have made. PodGlue creates these tags in your Kit account if they do not exist yet.

What happens if someone has unsubscribed?

PodGlue respects it. If Kit reports a subscriber as unsubscribed or cancelled, PodGlue will not re-subscribe them, and that state is shown in the guest’s record.

Do I need a paid Kit plan?

Yes. The integration uses Kit’s API on a connected account, which requires a paid Kit plan. You also need a PodGlue account.

How do I remove the connection?

Open Settings → Integrations, find the Kit card, and click Disconnect. PodGlue revokes its access in Kit and stops all queued Kit work for your workspace.

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