This guide is essential for anyone using PodUp, as it outlines the critical steps and consequences of ending your subscription. It emphasizes the importance of backing up your content to avoid permanent loss, details the timeline for content deletion, and clarifies the fate of your custom domain. By understanding these factors, you can make informed decisions about your podcast and website management before your subscription ends.
1. When you end your PodUp subscription, your access to the PodUp platform and associated services—including your podcast website hosted on PodUp—will cease.

2. PodUp reserves the right to delete your content (including your website) in accordance with their standard schedule and procedures for account termination and cancellation. Here’s what typically happens:
- You may export your content during your subscription term or within 15 days after it ends.
- After your subscription ends, PodUp may delete your website and podcast content, so regular backups are recommended if you want to preserve anything for future use.
- If you proactively delete your account, all associated content is permanently deleted and may not be retrievable.
- If your account is terminated due to a breach of terms, deletion may occur immediately.
- Your custom domain will no longer point to your PodUp site after your subscription ends, and the site will likely become inaccessible.
If you plan to move your podcast or website elsewhere, it is best to export or backup your content before your subscription ends and account is deactivated.
