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FanBase

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Gaming creator subscription that pays you between streams

A gaming creator subscription on FanBase lets viewers pay you monthly for ad free VODs, guides and behind the scenes clips, buy single guides as pay per view and tip you on any post. You keep 80 percent.

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Gaming
RP

Rook Plays

fanbase.org/@rookplays

Squad $4.99 /mo
Raid $9.99 /mo
Legend $24.99 /mo

Example page. Tiers and perks are set by the creator.

A gaming creator subscription on FanBase is a monthly membership your viewers pay for content that does not fit on stream: full ad free VODs, guides, settings packs and behind the scenes clips. You set up to three tiers, sell single guides as pay per view, get tips on any post and keep 80 percent of every payment.

Streaming income moves with the algorithm, sponsor budgets and ad rates. A group of regulars who pay you directly every month gives you a floor that does not drop when a game falls out of fashion.

What gaming creators sell on FanBase

Gaming fans pay for skill, access and the feeling of being part of the crew. Every post can be public, members only, locked to a tier, or pay per view.

  • Ad free VODs. Full streams with chat overlay, posted the same day.
  • Guides and routes. Speedrun routes, boss strategies, ranked tips, build orders.
  • Settings and config packs. Your sensitivity, keybinds, overlays and OBS scenes.
  • Clips and highlights first. Members see the best moments before they go public.
  • VOD reviews. A fan sends a match, you reply with a paid message that holds your breakdown.
  • Dev diaries. If you make games or mods, post builds and progress for members.
  • Community nights. Announce member only game nights and post the recordings after.

Studio, membership tiers

Gaming

Squad

$4.99

per month

Raid

$9.99

per month

Legend

$24.99

per month

Bundles3 months, 10% off12 months, 20% off
Tiers as you set them up in the studio. Prices and perks are yours to change any time.

Tier ideas for gamers

Tier Example price What fans get
Squad $4.99 per month Ad free VODs, early clips and a members only post each week
Main $10 per month Everything in Squad, plus every guide and settings pack as soon as it drops
Coach $35 per month Everything in Main, plus one VOD review message each month

Bundles of 3, 6 or 12 months are a good fit around a big game launch or a new season.

A worked earnings example

These figures are a hypothetical example to show the 80 percent split. They are not results from a real streamer.

Income source Example activity Fans pay You keep (80 percent)
Squad tier 250 members at $4.99 $1,247.50 $998
Main tier 70 members at $10 $700 $560
Coach tier 6 members at $35 $210 $168
Pay per view 40 sales of a season guide at $6 $240 $192
Tips Month total $200 $160
Total $2,597.50 $2,078

Say 326 viewers support you each month. The low entry tier does the heavy lifting, and guides add extra income every time a new season starts. Try your own numbers on the FanBase homepage and see the full fee breakdown on the fees page.

Why gamers add FanBase to their setup

What you need FanBase
Steady monthly income Up to 3 tiers, $4.99 to $49.99
Sell one guide Pay per view post
Talk to top fans Fan messages and paid replies with locked media
Post VODs while you sleep Scheduled posts
Know what earns Analytics by memberships, renewals, PPV, messages and tips
Keep your community CSV export of your fan list any time

If you are looking at other options, our guide to sites like Patreon compares the main membership platforms, and the creator monetization platform page shows how memberships, tips and single sales fit together.

A streamer starting a live session at a desk setup
A streamer starting a live session at a desk setup.

Getting your first gaming members

  1. Pin the link. Put your FanBase link in your stream panels, chat commands and video descriptions.
  2. Say what members get, on stream. "Full VOD and my settings pack are on my page" works better than a generic plug.
  3. Drop one free guide. Show the quality of your paid guides.
  4. Run member game nights. Regular events give people a reason to stay subscribed.
  5. Shout out tippers. A quick thank you on stream keeps people coming back.

Teams and orgs

Esports orgs and creator teams can manage several gamers from one team account, with payout reports per creator as CSV and the same 20 percent fee. Read more on the agencies page.

Safe for your viewers

Every creator is identity verified before the first payout, so viewers know they are paying the real you and not an impersonator. Every post is reviewed before it goes public, and every profile and post has a report button. The safety page explains the full process. Adult content sits in a separate, age gated section and never shows up in gaming or any mainstream category.

Start your gaming page

Joining is free. Pick your handle, add a banner and avatar, set your tiers and schedule your first VOD. Fans pay by card or crypto, can cancel any time and keep access until the end of the paid period. Earnings clear after 7 days, and payouts go out weekly to a bank account or crypto wallet once you have $50 cleared. You keep 80 percent.

Questions and answers

How is a gaming creator subscription on FanBase different from a channel sub?

Channel subs live inside one streaming app and its rules. FanBase is your own page with up to three tiers, pay per view posts, paid messages and tips, plus a fan list you can export.

Can I keep streaming on my usual platform?

Yes. Most gamers keep streaming where they are and use FanBase for the extra content and the closest fans.

What is the fee?

FanBase takes 20 percent of each fan payment and you keep 80 percent. Joining is free.

Can I sell a single guide or build?

Yes. Any post can be pay per view at one price, so a full route guide or settings pack can be bought on its own.

How do I get paid?

Payments clear 7 days after each one. Once your cleared balance is $50 or more you can withdraw, and payouts go out weekly to a bank account or crypto wallet.