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Patreon - Benefit Tracker

A new way to manage & track what you deliver to patrons.

Today we’re introducing a shiny NEW way to manage and track the wonderful stuff you deliver to your patrons on Patreon. 🎉 📦

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Patreon Launches Digital To-Do Lists To Help Creators Track Rewards Owed - TubefilterAfter announcing the acquisition of ecommerce startup Kit earlier this month in its bid to create an automated merch service for creators, Patreon unveiled today a new tool that will help users manage and track all of the reward deliverables that they owe to patrons.
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  • Jessica Crabb
    Jessica CrabbProduct Designer, Pivotal Labs
    Pros: 

    Incredibly easy to incorporate benefits into your existing tiers

    Cons: 

    Needs to be incorporated into the overview page and feed system

    This is an INCREDIBLE product. I'm very biased, because I work at Patreon. As a creator myself, I've seen the "benefits of using benefits". It's a data-backed method of organizing your tiers so you and your patrons know what's coming up. Rewards are dead, long live benefits.

    Jessica Crabb has used this product for one year.
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Jessica Crabb
Jessica CrabbMaker@jessicaanncrabb · Product Designer, Pivotal Labs
It's live baby!
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Christine Kay Donaldson
Christine Kay DonaldsonMaker@chrissykay · Marketing, Patreon
Such a helpful tool for creators!!!
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Mauricio Flores
Mauricio Flores@mauriciofloresl · Amazify
Does this product is just another crowdfunding platform?
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BusterMaker@buster · Author, PM
@mauriciofloresl We are a bit different from most crowdfunding platforms because this is all about giving creators a consistent income that comes directly from their closest fans. You pledge a certain $/mo that is ongoing rather than 1-time. So in the sense of people supporting creators directly, yeah, it’s like crowdfunding. But there’s no big deadline and pressure to produce a specific thing... this is about helping creators keep doing the work they most want to do, and joining them on that journey. Does that help?
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Samuel Mikel Bowles
Samuel Mikel Bowles@shmuel · Director, Pivotal Labs | San Francisco
Good work Jessica!
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