LoyalFans Clone

The ready-made package is $3,699, one time, and launches in 6 days under your own brand. Annual billing, gift memberships, loyalty rewards or a custom retention workflow are tailored work we set up for you, with scope confirmed at kickoff, and tailored work usually takes 2 to 8 weeks. Larger scopes are confirmed with us once your feature list and infrastructure needs are clear.

Subscription state is tracked from join through renewal, lapse and win-back. Retries and recovery flows are part of the platform, because declined and expired cards are a systems problem. The exact retry schedule is configurable for your gateway. Anything beyond that we can set up as tailored work once we review your requirements.

Yes. Creators can run several tiers, each with its own price and entitlements, and can use free previews or fully gated access. A creator decides what each tier includes. Anything beyond that we can set up as tailored work once we review your requirements.

Membership, renewal and lapse reporting, revenue per creator and engagement across the member base. You can see which creators keep members and which lose them, alongside payouts and moderation in the admin panel. Anything beyond that we can set up as tailored work once we review your requirements.

Yes. You get complete source code. The stack is Laravel, PHP, MySQL and Redis, so your team can add a payment provider, change tier logic or wire a verification vendor without a proprietary framework. It also means you can move hosting providers or hire any Laravel developer to continue the work.

From the admin panel, per revenue type and per creator where you want it. Memberships and wallet spending are accounted for identically, so monthly revenue is forecastable. We take no share of your revenue. Reporting in the admin panel shows revenue and withdrawals together for reconciliation.

No. The platform ships age gating, verification, moderation and geo-blocking tools, but compliance with the laws of each market is the operator responsibility, and we do not give legal advice. Local counsel is the right source for what your specific market requires.

Yes. The platform is fully white-label. Your name, logo, colors, splash screens and domain appear everywhere, and our branding is not visible to members. The same rebranding applies to the admin panel, so staff see your product too. That covers app name, logo, colors, splash screens, domain, content categories and policies.

Sixty days of technical support and one year of free updates, with documentation, credentials handover and app store publishing support. Extended maintenance and custom changes are available afterward. Handover includes documentation and a walkthrough, so your team can run it independently.

Entitlements update when the payment is confirmed, and webhook handling keeps payment events and access in step. Timing depends on your gateway, and wallet payments confirm instantly. Test your chosen provider in staging, so you know exactly how long confirmation takes.

Failed renewals are retried and the member state changes according to the outcome, with access revoked when the membership ends. The exact retry schedule and notices depend on configuration and your gateway, so agree them during setup rather than assuming defaults.

Proration and tier changes are part of the billing lifecycle. Support staff can see the effect on charges in transaction records. Confirm the behavior you want during setup, such as immediate upgrades and downgrades at the next renewal, because policies differ.

Creators can build saved lists and send mass or scheduled messages to a chosen list. Lists let a creator reach lapsed members, current members or free followers separately, which supports win-back messages without bothering active members.

Annual pricing is one of the period options creators can enable in subscription settings. Annual billing flows with gift memberships or special renewal logic are available as tailored work, so scope them with us if you need more than a standard yearly price.

Display prices, billing periods and cancellation terms clearly, keep consent records and let support resolve problems quickly. The platform provides refund handling and transaction records, but the policy and the customer service behind it are yours.

Yes. A single creator or a few creators can run branded memberships with tiers, member-only conversation, live sessions and a shop. You can disable modules you do not need and keep the app focused on the fan relationship.

No. You self-host on your own cloud account and hold the database and media. That gives you control over retention and access, and it also makes protection of that data your responsibility under the laws that apply to you.

The product supports region-wise availability, content rules and provider settings, and presentation can be localized for your market. Specific languages and regional payment methods are configured per deployment, with unusual requirements set up as tailored work.

No. It is independent software that follows the same commercial idea: creators charge fans on a recurring basis and the platform keeps a share. It contains none of the original service's code, design or audience. You launch under your own name, recruit your own creators and write your own policies. Any resemblance is in the business model, not the product.

Yes. You receive a branded Android app, an iOS app with matching features and a web app that can also be installed from the browser, all running on one back end so members, creators and staff see the same subscription state. We help prepare store submissions, although Apple and Google decide whether to accept the listing.

Yes. Public and member-only live sessions with chat, viewer counts and per-stream revenue are part of the build, as are private live requests and paid audio and video calls. The live provider is a third-party service you contract, so its usage charges and regional availability are yours to plan, and we configure the connection.

Yes. Every module can be switched on, off or reshaped through configuration, and anything beyond that is tailored work against your own requirements. Annual billing, gift memberships, pause flows and loyalty rewards are typical examples. We confirm scope with you before work begins so the price and the extras never blur.

Yes. Nothing in the platform requires adult content, and many membership businesses are about coaching, education, music or community. Your content policy, verification standard and payment providers are configuration, so you set them for the audience you serve. Some payment providers treat categories differently, which is worth settling early.

The integration list includes Stripe, PayPal, CCBill, Paystack, Flutterwave, MercadoPago and crypto gateways, plus the member wallet. Recurring billing narrows the choice because not every provider supports stored credentials well in every market, so confirm approval for your content category and country before you promise members a billing model.

The demo shows the member app, the creator studio, the browser platform and the operations console, so you can walk through join, renew, unlock and refund as each role. It is the best way to judge fit before committing, and you can ask for a branded walkthrough to see your own name on the screens.

The product page prints a release log with dated versions, moving from the core subscription foundation through paid unlocks, mass messaging, live features and moderation. Updates are included for a year where applicable, with guidance for applying them to a customized build, so check what you have changed before taking a new version.

The data sits on servers you control, in a database you own, so there is nothing for us to hand back or delete. You also hold the complete source code with no per-member license, which means another developer or your own team can continue the work. Leaving does not require our permission or our cooperation.

The software does not bring one, and it would be misleading to suggest otherwise. Most operators start by signing a small group of creators who already have followers, then use tier design and retention reporting to keep those members renewing. Recruitment and promotion are your work, which is why the console centers on keeping members.