Patreon is consolidating its Pro and Premium plans into a single standard offering starting August 5th, with a new revenue share of 10%. Existing users will not be affected by this increase, and those who sign up before the change will also maintain the current fees. Features from the Premium tier will shift to the new plan, while creators currently on Premium will see their rates decrease. The price adjustments are reflective of Patreon's growth since 2019, as the platform expands its offerings beyond just payment processing.
Patreon is consolidating its pricing plans and increasing costs, as it integrates features from its higher Premium plan into a new standard offering.
While existing users won't face price hikes during the transition, new users signing up after August 5th will encounter higher fees.
Patreon will take 10% from creator earnings for the new standard plan, with an additional 3% for those wishing to access premium merchandise options.
In light of its expansion and new offerings since 2019, Patreon claims the adjustments are necessary to enhance features and support for creators.
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