🔥 PEOPLE / COMMUNITY TIERS (For fans, supporters, learners, and everyday members)
• Basic Member — $0/mo
- Access to creator content
- Community features
- Real-time chat (viewer mode)
• Premium Member — $5/mo
- Access to premium creator content
- Live events + streams
- Real-time chat (full access)
- Support your favorite creators
• VIP Member — $15/mo
- Access to ALL creators on the platform
- Exclusive shows + premium events
- Priority access + early releases
- Real-time ecosystem unlocked
COMING SOOOOOOOON!!!!!!!!!!!
Honest feedback, since Show IH is for getting real reactions: right now there's not enough here for anyone to react to. You've posted pricing tiers for a product nobody can see. No name, no description of what the platform actually does, no link, no screenshot. A reader can't tell if this is Patreon, Discord, Twitch, or something new, so they can't tell you if the pricing makes sense.
Pricing is the last thing to figure out, not the first. Before "$5 Premium, $15 VIP" means anything, people need to know: what is this, who's it for, and why would a creator or fan pick it over the ten platforms that already do this? The tiers can't be evaluated in a vacuum, because $15/mo is cheap for one thing and insane for another, and nobody can tell which without knowing the product.
One thing the tiers already reveal that's worth rethinking: "VIP, access to ALL creators for $15" competes directly with the creator-specific model (Patreon, where fans pay individual creators). An all-you-can-eat tier sounds generous but it usually means creators earn less per fan, which makes it hard to attract the creators you need to have anything worth subscribing to. The two-sided chicken-and-egg (no creators = no fans = no creators) is the real problem to solve, not the price points.
What's the actual product, and who comes first, the creators or the fans? That's the post worth writing. Lead with what it is and who it's for, and the pricing conversation becomes possible.