Memberships
A monthly price for ongoing access. Start with two tiers: an entry tier priced where a fan says yes without thinking, and a higher tier for the people who want more of you.
Raise prices for new members only.
How to monetize your content
Five ways creators get paid, what each one is good for, and how to price it. Everything here works on Creator Link Studio, and most of it works anywhere.
Where to start your prices.
Start higher than feels comfortable.
Entry tierThe price of a coffee where most of your fans live
Top tierThree to five times the entry tier
Pay-per-viewA quarter of the entry tier or more
ServicesYour hourly worth times the real time, plus a third
Five ways to get paid
Pay-per-view posts
One post, one price, for everyone including members. Best for your strongest single pieces. Price by effort and scarcity, not length.
Never below a quarter of your entry tier.
Bundles
Group past media into a set at a discount to the sum of the parts. Bundles turn your back catalogue into a product.
The easiest upsell after a single unlock.
Services
Custom content, shout-outs, coaching, reviews. Fixed price, clear scope, a delivery window you can keep.
Where a small audience earns the most per fan.
Events
Live sessions, Q&As, watch parties, workshops. Sell seats ahead of time and cap the room.
Record it and sell it as a bundle afterwards.
Pricing cheat sheet
Start higher than feels comfortable. You can add a discount code; you cannot easily raise a price.
| What | Starting point |
|---|---|
| Entry tier | The price of a coffee where most of your fans live |
| Top tier | Three to five times the entry tier |
| Pay-per-view | A quarter of the entry tier or more |
| Services | Your hourly worth times the real time it takes, plus a third |
Getting fans to the page
Publish everywhere and point back to one place. A studio that posts to your socials and your page at once, with the paid version behind the lock, does the promotion for you every time you publish.
See how the studio worksFrequently asked questions
How many membership tiers should I have?
Two to start: an easy entry tier and one higher tier. Add a third only when fans ask for something in between.
Should members get pay-per-view posts free?
No. Pay-per-view is for your strongest single pieces and is priced for everyone. Put your regular content on the tiers.
How do I price a service?
Your hourly worth times the real time it takes, plus a third for revisions and messages. Fixed price, fixed scope, a delivery window you can keep.
Can I run all five on one page?
Yes. On Creator Link Studio memberships, pay-per-view, bundles, services and events all live on your public page and share one wallet for fans.
Set up your tiers in an afternoon.
Memberships, pay-per-view, services and events, with payouts to your bank.