Patreon Clone

The ready-made platform is priced at $3,699. We rebrand and deploy it in about 6 working days. That price covers the web panels, both mobile apps, the admin panel and full source code. Further changes are set up around your plan, with scope confirmed with us, and typically take 2 to 8 weeks depending on the work.

Yes. Everything ships white-label: your name, logo, icons and color scheme appear across the web panels and apps. We are not affiliated with Patreon, and the product contains no code or design taken from it. "Patreon clone" is used here only to describe the type of software.

Yes. Creators set prices, offer discounts and decide which content each plan unlocks. They can run multiple tiers so that different supporters can pay different amounts. As the operator you can still adjust platform settings and fees from the admin panel.

Creators can sell individual pay-per-view posts, accept tips, charge for private messages and take paid custom content requests. The admin panel tracks subscription earnings and transaction fees so you can see platform revenue and manage creator payouts in one place.

The web and admin sides use PHP with the Laravel framework, NodeJS and MySQL. The Android and iOS apps are built in Flutter. Third-party services include Google Maps, Twilio, Firebase, a payment API and translation. Because you receive the source code unencrypted, your own developers can modify any layer later, from the web panels to the mobile apps.

Yes. App publishing support is part of the package: we publish the user and creator apps to both stores through your own developer accounts and works through the approval process with you. You keep ownership of the store listings. The user and creator mobile apps are written in Flutter for both iOS and Android.

Earnings are processed through the payment gateways you connect and can be withdrawn by bank transfer, digital wallets and other supported options. Admins manage payouts and see transaction fees in the revenue section, so the flow of money stays visible on your side.

You get 60 days of technical support and 1 year of free updates. Our first response is under 2 hours, Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 19:00 IST. Longer-term support and tailored development can be arranged if you need them, so there is a clear path after the first two months.

Yes. Tailored development usually takes 2 to 8 weeks depending on scope, and we can scope it with you after launch. You also hold the full source code with no encryption, so an in-house team can extend the platform on its own schedule instead.

Yes. Payments flow through gateways that you connect, and each gateway requires its own merchant account in your name. We integrate them during setup, but approval depends on the gateway and your business details, so apply early. Multiple gateways can run together, which lets you offer different options to subscribers and creators.

The operator. You run the marketplace, so the terms, the content rules, tax handling and data protection duties in your market are yours. The platform gives you admin tools for verification, moderation and policy text, but we supply software, not legal advice. Speak to a local adviser before launch.

Yes. The same software works as a membership site for a single creator, a brand or a niche community. You can approve every creator yourself, or only list one. Your branding, your pricing and your policies apply either way, and you can open it to more creators later.

On servers you choose, because the platform is deployed to your own hosting. You receive complete source code without encryption, so you can inspect how data is handled. We do not keep a running copy of your member list. Your own privacy policy should describe what you collect.

Yes. There is a dedicated creator app for iOS and Android alongside the creator web panel, in addition to the subscriber app. Both are written in Flutter. Creators can check activity from the app, while longer publishing tasks are usually easier from the web panel on a computer.

Creators set their own plan prices, discounts and tiers, while you control platform settings and the fees you earn from the admin panel. If you want a different structure, such as a flat listing fee or a different commission scheme, that is tailored work we scope with you and usually takes 2-8 weeks.

Yes. Because the code is complete and unencrypted, your developers can move the platform to another server or provider at any time. You should plan the move around your database and uploaded media, which is where most of the data lives, and test it on a staging copy first.

Hosting, payment gateway fees, the Apple and Google developer accounts, and any third-party service keys are paid by you. We also set up extras such as augmented reality or auctions, and tailored development beyond the ready-made product, with scope confirmed with us. Support runs for 60 days and updates for one year.

Creators run several plans, so a supporter can move to a higher tier for more access and a higher price. How a change is billed part way through a cycle, including any credit for the unused period, is a rule to confirm during setup and write into your terms, because gateways and markets handle it differently.

Yes. Supporters pay a recurring fee to a creator and unlock the posts assigned to that plan for as long as it stays active. They can cancel at any time from account settings and keep access to the end of the billing cycle. Recurring charges depend on payment providers that support them in your market.

Yes. Creators set an access level when they upload, so open posts and gated posts can share a page. A free sample is a sensible way to convert visitors, and pay-per-view lets a single post carry its own price without requiring any plan. You decide how much free content creators may publish.

The platform handles photo, video and live posts today, and we build dedicated audio feeds for podcasts and email delivery for newsletters, with scope confirmed with us. If the written or audio post can live in the web and app feed first, you can launch sooner and add distribution later.

Yes, in a simple form. Teachers can publish recorded lessons and run live sessions behind tiers. Ordered lessons, progress tracking and certificates are niche flows that we build for you, usually scoped in weeks. Many operators begin with tiers by level and add structure after seeing how students use the content.

Supporters and creators interact through likes, comments, direct messages and live sessions. We can build a dedicated forum or discussion board for you. If community is your main offer, scope that early because it shapes the whole experience.

They solve different problems. Ghost is a publishing site with memberships, Memberful adds paid access to a site you already have, and Whop is a marketplace for digital products. A white-label platform suits you if you want your own brand, creator pages and apps for many creators, and are ready to operate the business yourself.

Creators can move by invitation and republish their work. Supporters usually need to subscribe again, because stored payment details often cannot be transferred to a new operator. Bulk import of content or member lists is something we scope with you, depending on what the other service allows creators to export. Plan an overlap period.

The platform records transactions, fees and creator payouts and produces financial reports. Whether tax applies and who must collect it depends on the countries involved, and that duty stays with you as the operator. Creators withdraw by bank transfer or wallet, so agree payout terms and tax paperwork with them before launch.

The product page does not promise a specific list. Translation services are named among the third-party integrations, and the currencies supporters can use depend on the gateways you connect. If you need a particular language set or local currency, describe it up front so we can confirm or scope it with you.

We can scope this with you. Some builders add token-based support or crypto payments, but those are tailored projects with their own legal and technical questions. Start with the standard membership model and gateways, prove that creators and supporters want it, and scope any token idea as a later, separate piece of work.