On Edovo, content comes in many shapes—courses, podcasts, meditations, newsletters—but everything you upload is counted as an “item.” This article breaks down exactly what qualifies as one item and how to plan your submissions to get the most value from your publishing tier.

Your cheat sheet for this article
An item is a single, publishable unit of content on Edovo—whether it’s a podcast episode, a 6-lesson course, or a 10-minute meditation.
Pricing is based on the number of items, not file size or lesson count.
One item = one publishing slot. No matter how big or small.
Additional hosting and maintenance fees apply annually based on your total number of items.
An item is a single content card. If it has its own title, description, and icon, it counts as 1 item—no matter what’s inside.
Each piece of content counts as one item, whether it’s:
A standalone course (1 item)
A single MP4 sermon video (1 item)
An MP3 audio podcast (1 item)
A PDF newsletter (1 item)
Think of your publishing tier like a bucket you fill throughout the year. You can add items at any time during your contract year, up to the numerical limit of the tier you purchased.
Helpful articles you should check out:
A closer look at what a stand-alone resource is (and is not)
A closer look at what an interactive resource is (and is not)

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