Quotes About Patreon

I couldn't possibly be any more open or public about my role as CEO at Patreon.

I'm half of the band Pomplamoose and cofounder & CEO at Patreon.

When I created my Patreon page, I knew the fans of my music would support me. I've met them on tour and I've seen their comments on Twitter and Facebook. I'm out there making relationships, so I should benefit the most, right?

The reality is Patreon needs to build new businesses and new services and new revenue lines in order to build a sustainable business.

Patreon is a website that helps artists make money. It's crowdfunding on an ongoing basis for a creator.

Within two months of Patreon's launch I starting making $6,000 a month for my work with the support of my 'patrons.' The platform makes creators legitimate members of the workforce and is really helping to break the idea of the 'starving artist' by allowing them to earn a regular income.

Kickstarter is not appropriate for a blogger who writes weekly articles - he doesn't need a big chunk of money, and he has no big project to use it for. He needs monthly income, and Patreon brings crowd funding away from singular one-off projects and into the realm of regular content creation.

We want Patreon to be safe, and we have no tolerance for hate speech. That's something I think other platforms have been behind on. They've been allowing their platforms to become toxic places. We don't want that. I don't feel apologetic about that at all.

At the end of almost every video in my YouTube catalog since Patreon's launch, I talk about my work at the company.

Peltedverse Guidebook is available through me; you can get it by signing up for my mailing list (from my website), by jumping on my Patreon, or by emailing me directly (haikujaguar at gmail).