As content creation morphs into its own form of business, creators look for ways to stabilize their income. Some look to social media to monetize, others make and sell merchandise (merch). But there’s ...

People in artistic fields dream of being their own boss. There's nothing more empowering than bringing a creative project to life independently, whether that's a game, a film, a podcast or a book.

YouTubers, TikTokkers, podcasters, verified Twitter users, Twitch streamers, and other content creators have one thing in common: many of them use Patreon to supplement their income. In a world where ...

Over 100,000 creators use Patreon to run their creative businesses. The crowdfunding platform has quickly become the go-to hub for video publishers and creators looking to connect with viewers ...

Before you delete your Patreon account, make sure to cancel any active memberships. After submitting a request for account deletion, you have 14 days to stop the process. It can take up to 30 days to ...

For nearly a decade, Toni Matthews-El has published business topics ranging from cloud communication software to best steps for establishing your own LLC. In addition to Forbes Advisor, she's ...

In these uncertain times many people fear for their future and even more so, the economic aftermath of quarantine. Millions have been left unemployed or with large pay cuts and amongst the hardest hit ...

When people think of Patreon they often think about how much money they want to donate to support a project or a person and what kind of rewards they'll get, but they could also be talking about ...

As the creator economy continues to grow, Jack Conte is figuring out how to keep Patreon relevant on its own terms. Ask Patreon CEO Jack Conte about the momentum the creator economy has seen lately ...

When Jessica McCabe received her first $100 Patreon payment from a fan of her YouTube channel, How to ADHD, she nearly crashed her car. She had been struggling for months to find the time to create ...