Pricing
Free until you earn.
Our Terms waive the platform fee until monthly processed revenue crosses US$500 — automated enforcement is still rolling out. Today's Stripe checkouts apply the published 5% platform fee on USD card volume (plus Stripe processing). No seats. No setup fees.
Free trial
$0
Until you clear $500/mo
- Studio composer + BYOK AI (your API keys)
- Public money page at aggregate.plus/@you
- Newsletter capture, tips, tiers, products, and sponsor offers
- Link tiles, themes, QR, and click analytics
Recommended
AGGREGATE+ Pro
5% + Stripe
On processed card revenue (published fee for this deployment). Covers payments, ledger, CRM, calendar, and sponsor tooling — no seats or setup tax.
Revenue
- Ledger for tips, subscriptions, sponsor bookings, and product orders (USD via Stripe Connect)
- Stripe Checkout when the deployment has keys and the creator completed Connect
- 5% platform fee on USD card volume + Stripe processing (USDC path: coming soon)
- Webhook-driven fee lines — refunds follow Stripe’s rules
Studio
- Composer: slash menu, autosave, streaming AI with your API keys
- Ideas → drafts → scheduled → published pipeline + link tile studio
- AI presets: articles, newsletters, YouTube & podcast scripts from your content
- Newsletter capture on the money page; broadcast email tooling still expanding
Audience
- Public money page: posts, notes, tiers, tips, products, sponsor offers, link tiles
- Profile themes, share sheet + QR, privacy-friendly link click analytics
- Bring-your-own domain: on the roadmap (aggregate.plus/@you today)
- Subscriber list and ledger exports from the dashboard
Enterprise
Custom
For established creators & brands
- Hands-on onboarding for high-volume creators
- Custom integrations & SSO (scoping required)
- Volume pricing conversations on processed revenue
- Roadmap: white-label + dedicated domains
Side by side
Why creators consolidate on AGGREGATE+.
| Capability | AGGREGATE+ | Substack | Beehiiv | Stan / Patreon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ledger for tips, subscriptions, sponsor bookings, and product orders (USD card) | ||||
| Link tiles + themes + QR + privacy-friendly click analytics | ||||
| Studio composer, scheduling, and ideas → published pipeline | ||||
| BYOK multi-model AI (bring your own API keys) | ||||
| Bring-your-own domain on the public profile |
Comparison reflects publicly documented capabilities as of Q1 2026.
Questions, answered
The fine print, in plain English.
- How does the take rate work?
- USD card checkouts today include a 5% platform application fee (configurable per deployment — see Pricing) plus Stripe's processing fees. That fee funds payments plumbing, ledger, CRM, calendar hooks, and the sponsor marketplace surfaces — not ads on your audience. Our Terms also describe waiving the platform fee until monthly processed revenue crosses US$500 — that waiver is policy; automated fee tiers are still rolling out alongside billing automation.
- When do I get paid?
- Payouts run through Stripe Connect Express on Stripe's standard timing for your country and account status — typically a few business days after charges settle. USDC / on-chain tips are not live yet; use USD card flows today.
- Can I bring my existing audience?
- Export subscribers from your current tool as CSV and import the rows you are allowed to move. Native one-click migrations from Substack, Beehiiv, and similar providers are on the roadmap — we do not claim those importers are live yet.
- Do I own my content?
- You do — outright. Your posts, your subscriber list, and your full revenue history are exportable any day, in open formats. Lock-in is not a business model.
- Does it work outside the US?
- Stripe Connect is available in many countries; exact payout and tax treatment depends on Stripe's coverage for your region and your account type. Check Stripe's documentation for the latest country list — we ride their rails.
- Can I set my own domain?
- Not yet on the public money page — today you ship on
aggregate.plus/@yourhandle. Bring-your-own domain is planned; subscribe to release notes or the Terms for when it lands.