Choose a Drate plan
What to consider before you start a paid plan or move an existing community.
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Check the current pricing
Open Settings › Plan in your dashboard to compare Regular and Pro, with their monthly and yearly prices and what each one includes. Regular covers your site and memberships. Pro adds your own app, teammates, more file storage and support.
Drate takes 5% of membership sales on either plan. Stripe’s payment processing fees are separate.
A Drate plan is for your site, and it’s separate from what your members pay you. Only the site’s owner can choose or change it, once they’ve verified their email. You can switch plans or cancel from the same page, and a cancelled plan lasts until the end of the period you’ve paid for.
Read the price and billing terms shown before you confirm a paid plan. A Drate plan pays for the platform; it does not buy an audience or guarantee a return.
If you’d rather have it set up for you
Drate Design is a one-time payment, separate from your plan. You’re matched with a designer and an implementation manager at Drate, who design and build your site, set up your memberships and shop, and move you over from where you are now. You talk to them from your dashboard the whole way through, and nothing goes live until you say so.
If you are just starting out
For a sticker club or other physical reward, work out the cost of printing, packaging, postage and your time before you set a membership price. Allow for months with fewer sign-ups than you hoped for.
If your immediate goal is to test demand with the lowest fixed cost, an existing free service may be a better starting point. Moving makes sense when having your own branded website and bringing memberships, content, community and a shop together solves a real problem for you.
You can ask us about your setup before you commit.