AGGREGATE+ — Pricing
Free until you earn.
One philosophy across four dimensions. Creators pay one fee ladder — free on your first $500/mo, then 1.9% — 0.9% above $50,000/mo. Developers start free. Agencies and enterprises pay for what they need. No seats, no setup fees, no surprise invoices.
- $0 – $500/mo
- 0%
- $500 – $50,000/mo
- 1.9%
- Above $50,000/mo
- 0.9%
- Developer API
- from $0/mo
01Honest fees
Start free. Pay as you earn.
One ladder, on every kind of sale — products, services, bookings, sponsorships, memberships, and tips — the same for every plan. It's marginal, like a tax bracket: only the slice of your month-to-date gross in a tier is charged that tier's rate.
- Free tier · $0 – $500/mo
- 0%
- Standard tier · $500 – $50,000/mo
- 1.9%
- High-volume tier · Above $50,000/mo
- 0.9%
| Tier | Monthly gross | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | $0 – $500/mo | 0% |
| Standard tier | $500 – $50,000/mo | 1.9% |
| High-volume tier | Above $50,000/mo | 0.9% |
The platform fee is one ladder, on every kind of sale: 0% on the first $500 your account processes each calendar month (UTC), 1.9% on the portion between $500 and $50,000, and 0.9% on the portion above $50,000. It works like a tax bracket: only the slice of a sale that falls in a tier is charged that tier's rate, gross you already earned this month keeps the rate it was charged at, and the fee never applies retroactively. The meter resets to $0 on the first of every month (UTC). Paid plans don't add a further discount on top of the ladder — it's already lower than every prior plan rate.
Stripe's card-processing fee is separate and set by Stripe. An intentional per-creator arrangement or membership waiver can only lower a fee below the ladder, never raise it.
02Estimate your earnings
Five sliders. One honest number.
Substack's calculator is one slider — paid subscribers. Ours is five, because creators on aggregate.plus stack rails. Drag any slider to see what the same audience earns across all of them.
Your revenue mix
- 01
Paid subscriptions
$1,000/ mo
Recurring monthly revenue from tier-based subscribers.
- 02
Service packages
$1,000/ mo
Coaching, audits, design, copy — anything you deliver as a package.
- 03
Digital products
$625/ mo
Templates, presets, ebooks, courses, and other downloads.
- 04
Tips
$250/ mo
One-time appreciation from readers, viewers, and listeners.
- 05
Sponsor placements
$1,500/ mo
Brand placements booked directly through your profile.
Estimates, not guarantees. Stripe processing fees apply on top of the platform fee on both platforms. Substack number reflects their published 10% creator fee on paid subscriptions only — they don't offer services, products, tips, or sponsor rails to compare against.
03Four dimensions
One philosophy, four ways to pay.
Find your lane. Each row jumps to its detail.
- 01
Creators
Sell anything — posts, products, services, sponsors, tips.1.9%then 0.9% above $50,000 — free under $500/mo - 02
Developers
REST, SDK, CLI, and MCP rails for buyer agents.$0 → $199API tiers, monthly - 03
Agencies
Manage rosters of creators under one org + one bill.Comingseat-based, billed monthly - 04
Enterprise
Custom contracts, SLA, audit-log export, named support.Customstarts at $999/mo
04For creators
Pick a plan. Unlock more tools.
Every plan — including Free — pays the exact same fee ladder on every sale. A higher plan doesn't change what you're charged; it unlocks more tools, automation, and support.
01Free
$0
Same fee ladder
- One public business profile
- Sell products, services, bookings, memberships & sponsorships
- Core publishing, contacts & analytics
02Plus
$19/mo
Same fee ladder
- Everything in Free
- Email automation & newsletter sends
- Custom domain
03ProMost popular
$49/mo
Same fee ladder
- Everything in Plus
- Autonomous AI agents & scheduled playbooks
- Advanced analytics & affiliate network
04Business
$149/mo
Same fee ladder
- Everything in Pro
- Team seats & priority support
- Higher API / MCP rate limits
05Enterprise
From $999
Custom fee
- Everything in Business
- Dedicated success manager & SLA
- SSO, custom contracts & white-glove onboarding
Plan prices are billed to you on the platform. The platform fee — free on your first $500/mo, then 1.9% — 0.9% above $50,000/mo — is the same for every plan and every category (see the full ladder above). Stripe's own card-processing fee is separate.
05For developers
Build on aggregate.plus. Starting at zero.
Public REST API, TypeScript SDK, Node CLI, and an MCP server for buyer agents. Every tier is metered + capped — no surprise overage, ever. Upgrade or cancel via the Stripe Customer Portal anytime.
Free
$0
Real free tier. Build, integrate, ship.
- Requests
- 30k / mo
- Agent runs
- 10 / mo
- Webhooks
- 1 endpoint
Starter
$49/mo
For serious integrations.
- Requests
- 300k / mo
- Agent runs
- 100 / mo
- Webhooks
- 5 endpoints
Growth
$199/mo
Built for scaling tools + agent operators.
Most popular
- Requests
- 3M / mo
- Agent runs
- 1,000 / mo
- Webhooks
- 20 endpoints
Enterprise
Custom
Custom volume, dedicated capacity, SLA.
- Requests
- Custom
- Agent runs
- Custom
- Webhooks
- Unlimited
| Tier | Monthly | Requests | Agent runs | Webhooks | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Free Real free tier. Build, integrate, ship. | $0 | 30k / mo | 10 / mo | 1 endpoint | Get a key |
Starter For serious integrations. | $49/mo | 300k / mo | 100 / mo | 5 endpoints | Upgrade |
Growth Built for scaling tools + agent operators. Most popular | $199/mo | 3M / mo | 1,000 / mo | 20 endpoints | Upgrade |
Enterprise Custom volume, dedicated capacity, SLA. | Custom | Custom | Custom | Unlimited | Contact sales |
Every tier includes the OpenAPI spec, the TypeScript SDK, the CLI, the MCP server, and signed webhooks. Higher tiers raise the rate-limit cap and the monthly agent-run quota. Over-quota requests return HTTP 402 with an upgrade hint — never a silent bill.
06Agencies and enterprise
At scale, priced to fit.
For agencies
One org. Many creators. One bill.
Seat-based pricing for agencies managing rosters of creators is coming. Talk to us early if you run a creator agency or a podcasting network — we’ll shape the rollout around your workflow.
For enterprise
Custom contracts. Dedicated rails.
Starts at $999/mo. Includes a 99.95% SLA, audit-log export, named support, and custom rate limits for agent-grade workloads. Talk to us about your numbers.
07Side by side
Why creators consolidate on AGGREGATE+.
Comparison reflects publicly documented capabilities as of May 2026.
Ledger for tips, subscriptions, sponsor bookings, and product orders (USD card)
- AGGREGATE+
- Yes — supported
- Substack
- Not supported
- Beehiiv
- Partial
- Stan / Patreon
- Partial
Link tiles + themes + QR + privacy-friendly click analytics
- AGGREGATE+
- Yes — supported
- Substack
- Partial
- Beehiiv
- Partial
- Stan / Patreon
- Partial
Studio composer, scheduling, and ideas → published pipeline
- AGGREGATE+
- Yes — supported
- Substack
- Partial
- Beehiiv
- Partial
- Stan / Patreon
- Not supported
BYOK multi-model AI (bring your own API keys)
- AGGREGATE+
- Yes — supported
- Substack
- Not supported
- Beehiiv
- Partial
- Stan / Patreon
- Not supported
Bring-your-own domain on the public profile
- AGGREGATE+
- Not supported
- Substack
- Partial
- Beehiiv
- Yes — supported
- Stan / Patreon
- Partial
| Capability | AGGREGATE+ | Substack | Beehiiv | Stan / Patreon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ledger for tips, subscriptions, sponsor bookings, and product orders (USD card) | Yes — supported | Not supported | Partial | Partial |
| Link tiles + themes + QR + privacy-friendly click analytics | Yes — supported | Partial | Partial | Partial |
| Studio composer, scheduling, and ideas → published pipeline | Yes — supported | Partial | Partial | Not supported |
| BYOK multi-model AI (bring your own API keys) | Yes — supported | Not supported | Partial | Not supported |
| Bring-your-own domain on the public profile | Not supported | Partial | Yes — supported | Partial |
Yes = supported · Partial = partly supported or via add-on · — = not supported
08Questions, answered
The fine print, in plain English.
- How does the take rate work?
- The platform fee is one ladder, on every kind of sale: 0% on the first $500 your account processes each calendar month (UTC), 1.9% on the portion between $500 and $50,000, and 0.9% on the portion above $50,000. It works like a tax bracket: only the slice of a sale that falls in a tier is charged that tier's rate, gross you already earned this month keeps the rate it was charged at, and the fee never applies retroactively. The meter resets to $0 on the first of every month (UTC). Paid plans don't add a further discount on top of the ladder — it's already lower than every prior plan rate.
- 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. - What is included in the developer API tiers?
- Every tier — Free, Starter, Growth, Enterprise — includes the OpenAPI spec, TypeScript SDK, Node CLI, MCP server, and signed webhooks. Higher tiers raise the request rate-limit cap and the monthly agent-run quota. Pricing is published on this page; the full tier limits live in /developers/docs.
- What happens when I hit a tier limit?
- Over-quota requests return HTTP 402 with a structured upgrade hint (the next tier, its price, and the limit you crossed). No silent overage billing — you choose when to upgrade. Once you do, the new tier applies to every API key on your account.
- How do agency contracts and enterprise pricing work?
- Enterprise starts at $999/mo and is custom-priced based on your monthly call volume, agent-run requirements, and audit/SLA needs. Agency seat-based pricing is coming — submit early-access at /developers/enterprise and we'll shape it around your workflow.
09Begin
Start when you're ready. Pay when it's working.
Free to start · Platform fee: free on your first $500/mo, then 1.9% — 0.9% above $50,000/mo