Yes, there are no limits to the number of podcasts or audio series you can create within Mumbler. Creating a podcast on Mumbler is also free, so feel free to create as many podcasts and audio series as you like.

Contacts are the emails email addresses of your audience that you have in your database within Mumbler. 

These emails are added to your Mumbler database when: 

1. You import them.
2. A user purchases one of your contents.
3. A user leaves their email address on your creator page. 

In the control panel of your account you will see the money that you have been accumulating. When you exceed the 50€ acumulados, you can ask us to send you your money. To do this, you just have to click on the "Request payment" button and in a few days you will receive the money. 

The €50 limit is necessary to minimize the impact of money transfer fees. If the amount were less, we would have to increase the commission we apply to cover the higher commission for the transfer.

Mumbler earns money in two ways:

1. With a commission of payments made. The commission is 20% + 30 cents per transaction in the free plan and 3% + 30 cents in paid plans. This commission includes all transaction costs: payment gateway commissions, international card commissions, commissions for retrying payment, commissions for changing the subscriber's card when it expires, the fight against fraud...
2. Con nuestros planes de pago que te permiten acceder a funcionalidades avanzadas. 

audience and content are yours. So the answer is yes. You can take everything with you whenever you want. 

Creating a page that allows you to send newsletters and sell content requires advanced technical knowledge or a considerable investment in the development of a custom site.

Mumbler makes this process as simple as possible. With a few clicks and a couple of minutes, you can have your page running, no technical knowledge no headaches. This way you can focus on generating the best content for your audience.

On Mumbler we create two different RSS feeds for each content

• A public RSS with the free episodes, which you can share on any podcatcher to gain more audience.
• A private RSS for each person who has paid for your content, containing the free and paid episodes. If a subscriber stops paying, Private RSS stops working.

Yes, your content hosting is included and you don't have to pay for it.