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Builder Tier for $5/month with exclusive media, posts, and perks.

Hey there,

It's Blair again from Patreon 👋

After you've determined your idea and designed your page, it's time to think about your membership tiers.

Great tiers are clear, distinct, and sustainable. Start with 1–3 options and design each one like a level-up, not just "more stuff." Build around what you already create — excitement gets people in, consistency keeps them there.

When you're ready to build:

  • Name — it's okay to keep it simple ("Level 1" works fine)
  • Price — $5 is a great starting point; what you do has real value
  • Description — be specific (see below)
  • Welcome note — thank new members, recap their benefits, tell them what to do next
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Remember: we've put all of the resources you need to get going in one handy spot: your Launch collection on Patreon for Creators. It has videos, downloadable resources, and examples galore.

→ Use the Tier Design Worksheet to plan, then build your tiers in Patreon.

You've got this,
Blair

P.S. — if you need any help along the way, you can write to our award-winning support team here.

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