Pricing calculator
What would your membership actually pay?
Put in your tier prices and how many members you picture. You’ll see what you take home after ByUs’s fee, how that compares to a typical platform, and how many members it takes to reach your goal.
Your tiers
Monthly price and how many members you picture in each. Start with a guess.
Your page shows the yearly price first, with the savings on the button.
You’d take home
$574
a month, about $6,893 a year
- 60 members pay
- $660
- ByUs fee (13%, card processing included)
- −$86
- You keep
- $574
On a typical platform (10% plus card processing): $562
$12 more a month on ByUs
Sell $340 more in a month and your fee drops to 12% the month after.
Estimates, assuming steady months. Your fee each month is set by the month before. Sales tax is added for fans on top and never comes out of your share.
How many members do you need?
With 30% paying yearly, at a single price:
$5/mo
273
members
$8/mo
150
members
$10/mo
120
members
$15/mo
80
members
$25/mo
48
members
$30/mo
40
members
$50/mo
24
members
Most creators mix tiers, and a few members at a higher tier move the number a lot. Try it in the tiers above.
Pricing tips
Start with one to three tiers.
More choices slow people down. Add tiers once you know what members ask for.
Make the middle tier the one you want most people on.
Pick a price that’s an easy yes for a real fan, like $8 to $15 a month, and put your best everyday benefits there.
Give the top tier limited spots.
Personal perks like shoutouts, requests or calls only work if you can keep up. A spot limit keeps it manageable and makes it feel special.
Offer yearly.
A yearly member pays once, sticks around all year, and costs you less in card fees. Two months free is the usual offer.
Price for new members, not current ones.
On ByUs, a member’s price never goes up after they join. If you raise prices later, everyone already in keeps theirs, which is a nice thank-you.