Where to Find Patreon's Official Site and Pricing Page

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Patreon's official site is patreon.com, and the pricing page is at patreon.com/zh-CN/pricing. Use the homepage if you want to start creating an account or explore the service; use the pricing page if you want to see what Patreon's plans include before signing up.

Official entry points

What you need Where to go What you'll find
Main site / start using Patreon patreon.com The official homepage, positioned as a place to build a community, share exclusive work, and turn a passion into a business
Pricing details patreon.com/zh-CN/pricing Patreon's pricing page, with sections on core features, earning, paid membership, commerce, and payments powered by Patreon

How to use these pages

  1. Start at patreon.com if your goal is to understand the service or begin setting up a creator presence. The homepage describes Patreon as a place to build a community and share exclusive work.
  2. Open the pricing page at patreon.com/zh-CN/pricing when you want to compare what each plan includes. The page is organized into sections — powerful core features, earning made easy, paid membership, commerce, and payments powered by Patreon — so you can review each area in turn.
  3. Check the specific section that matches your question. For example, if you're wondering how payouts work, go to the "payments powered by Patreon" section rather than reading the whole page.

Common sticking points

  • Don't rely on search ads or third-party summaries for plan details. Pricing and feature details can change; the page at patreon.com/zh-CN/pricing is the reference point.
  • The pricing page is in Chinese (zh-CN path). If you prefer another language, look for the language selector on the site rather than assuming the URL will redirect.
  • The homepage and pricing page serve different purposes. The homepage is for orientation and starting out; the pricing page is for plan-level detail. Going to the wrong one is the most common reason people feel they "can't find" the information.

If you're deciding whether Patreon fits your work, read the homepage description first, then open the pricing page and review the sections relevant to how you plan to earn — membership, commerce, or payments.