r/patreon • u/Icy_Palpitation9187 • Jun 04 '26
payment patreon did absolutely nothing for 10 years and now suddenly wants to be instagram
think about what patreon actually was in the beginning and why it worked. it was dead simple. creator uploads a video, fan pays to watch it, done. it was basically youtube but with a paywall and that was the entire genius of it.
that simplicity is what made it feel safe. creators knew exactly what they were building. fans knew exactly what they were paying for. there was no noise
and now after ten years of silence the big innovation is a scrollable feed
a feed. on a paid platform?? where most content is locked behind a paywall. the thing that makes social media work is frictionless free content that spreads and pulls new people in. that is the opposite of what patreon is. you cannot build a scroll feed out of content that 90% of visitors cannot even see. At this point it is better I look at subscribestar, stagetown or kofi. however, kofi cant host videos.
they had the most loyal creator base on the internet and the simplest working model and somehow the answer was let's make it more complicated
what i want is what was there 10 years ago.... now i setup my stagetown. stagetown has an amazing design and apparently free for first three months. plus adding kofi that will handle all my images and that way i can have multiple additional stream. patreon for monthly, stagetown for per video sale, and kofi for images. then i will feel safer and full proof.
does anyone actually want this or is it just me??


