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*[https://www.patreon.com/social-connect Find creators by connecting your social profile to Patreon] | *[https://www.patreon.com/social-connect Find creators by connecting your social profile to Patreon] | ||
*[https://blog.patreon.com/ Patreon's Blog] | *[https://blog.patreon.com/ Patreon's Blog] | ||
Revision as of 17:50, 29 August 2020
$upport The Creative Minds You Like
Using a subscription-style payment model, fans pay their favorite creators a monthly amount of their choice in exchange for exclusive access, extra content, or a closer look into their creative journey.
Build Your Own Community of $upporters
On Patreon, you can let your fans become active participants in the work they love by offering them a monthly membership. In exchange, you get the freedom to do your best work, and the stability you need to build an independent creative career.
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- Patreon History
- Patreon on Wikipedia
- Find creators by connecting your social profile to Patreon
- Patreon's Blog
- Patreon Community
- Patreon's business principles
- Creator Pricing & Payment Processing Fees
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