JustFor.fans Adds Patreon-Style Tiered Pricing

JustFor.fans Adds Patreon-Style Tiered Pricing

LOS ANGELES — Adult fan platform JustFor.fans has announced it has added a new Patreon-style tiered pricing model to its list of payment options.

According to the company, the site previously allowed models to offer time-based pricing, such as one, three and six-month membership options. Now, models can choose to offer tier-based pricing, such as Bronze, Silver, and Gold memberships.

“Content creators can name the tiers however they want and provide descriptions so members know what they’re getting with each tier,” says a company spokesperson. “For example, models may choose to only offer photos to their lowest-tier memberships and reserve videos for their higher tiers.”

The spokesperson notes models can set the minimum tier level for each of their posts.

JustFor.fans creator Dominic Ford says his goal has always been to supply as many tools and business models to the site’s content creators as possible, so they can choose what’s right for their brands.

“With sites like Patreon closing its doors to the adult community, I’ve gotten many requests to offer a similar tiered-membership option so these people can continue on JustFor.fans,” Ford explains. “We welcome all Patreon members who have been censored from that site.”

JustFor.fans recently made news when it launched several Tumblr-like features when that site similarly closed its doors to the adult market.

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