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An audio channel reserved for paying members.

Your community already has the group, the live sessions and the platform. What it lacks is the thing members consume without opening anything: a podcast that exists only for them, and stops existing the day they stop being members.

Try free for 14 days

No card. Your first members-only episode in ten minutes.

A woman listening with earbuds in the city at night
The subscriber’s access page on a phone

The problem with every subscription

Renewal is not decided on renewal day: it is decided during the weeks when the member opened nothing and started wondering why they pay. Content that walks into their day by itself is the difference between a subscription that renews and one that is forgotten.

  • The same minority attends every live session
  • The chat group is noise for anyone without time to read it
  • People who do not consume do not renew, and leave without a word
  • When someone cancels, they still have the material

What goes out, and to whom

An audio membership is not a catalogue to fill: it is an appointment. What keeps people in is knowing what arrives and at what rhythm.

  1. 3 March The monthly episode Thirty minutes for members only, published in their private podcast. It arrives on its own, with nowhere to go and fetch it.
  2. 17 March Answers to the questions You collect the questions and answer in audio. It goes out in the same feed, so nobody has to remember a second address.
  3. 31 March The conversation with the guest The extra one, which for paying members is often the reason they stay another month.

Access conditions

  • Whoever subscribes gets their personal address, and from then on the issues arrive by themselves.
  • Whoever cancels stops receiving new ones: access follows the conditions you set.
  • You can leave a preview open with some of the issues, inside the same podcast: whoever buys later adds nothing.

A schematic of a schedule. Dates and titles are an example.

Questions from community owners

I already use Circle, Skool or a Facebook group. Does it integrate?
Yes, through inbound webhooks on Pro and above: when your platform says someone joined or left, Fonaria opens or closes their feed. If you prefer to run everything here, you can sell the subscription directly through Fonaria.
Do members have to create an account with you?
No, and this is what surprises people most: your members have no Fonaria account. They have a link, and the link is their access. Less friction for them, and no extra password to forget.
Can I have different episodes for different membership tiers?
Yes, with one podcast per tier (several podcasts come with Pro and Scale), or with a single feed where the free preview becomes the full thing for people who move up.

Give your members a reason to stay

Fourteen days free, no card. Publish one members-only episode and see who downloads it.

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