One link. Tips in, straight to your Stripe.
You put up a tipping page.
Here's the month that follows.
Supportify is a free tipping page: fans send one-time or monthly support through one link, and it lands in your own Stripe account. Below is what actually happens after you set it up.
We take 0% of one-time tips and 4% of monthly support. No other fees.
Dan Kowalski
I make videos for old RTS games.
Send support
$5
Supporter
$10
Contributor
$25
Champion
New capture PC
$520 of $800
I've seen at least 200 hours of your videos, time to give a little back haha, love you
Tomas · July
Try the light switch
Those are real. Six themes, plus any photo, any pattern, or no background at all.
Chapter one · The setup
Two minutes, three steps, done.
Minute 0
Sign in
Email, Google, Discord, or Twitch. Your page link exists immediately.
Minute 1
Connect Stripe
Stripe's onboarding, about two minutes. Payouts go straight to your own account; Supportify never holds your money.
Minute 2
Share the link
Bio, stream panels, video descriptions, newsletter footer. You can be tipped now.
That was the whole setup.
Chapter two · It's live
From here on, the page does the work.
Day 1
First tip.
A fan clicks, picks ten dollars, done. They didn't need an account, and they could have stayed anonymous. We take nothing from one-time tips; Stripe's processing fee comes out separately, like any card payment.
A $10 tip
$10.00 to you
Supportify 0%
Stripe processing: separate, as with any card payment
Day 4
A note arrives with the tip.
Most tips come with a few words attached. They stay on your page in the supporter's own voice, next to everyone who came before. A new visitor scrolls past real people who already chipped in, and that makes the next tip easier than the first.
Been here since the first video. Proud of you.
Anonymous · with a $10 tip
Day 12
The goal starts moving.
You set a target: a new mic, the next film, this month's server bill. The bar fills in public, and fans love being the one who pushes it over the line.
New mic for the podcast
$340 of $500
23 supporters so far
Day 19
Stream night.
If you stream, this is the night the page earns its keep:
- Tips queue instead of firing mid-sentence. You hit the keybind between rounds.
- One browser source. OBS and Streamlabs.
- Monthly supporters get their moment on screen too.
StreamFan tipped $15.00
Love the stream!
Day 30
You look at the numbers.
Donations, unique donors, active monthlies, and the fee line: what Stripe took, and what we took. Ours is 4% of monthly support and nothing else. The math sits right next to the table below.
Revenue Insights
Last 30 days
19
Donations
16
Unique donors
4
Active recurring
Already taking tips somewhere else?
Then month one is just moving day.
You already know all of the above works; you've watched it work somewhere that takes a bigger cut. Make your page, swap the link in your bios and panels, and the next click lands here. Your fans migrate nothing.
| Platform | One-time tips | Recurring |
|---|---|---|
| Supportify | 0% | 4% |
| Ko-fi Basic | 0% | 5% |
| Ko-fi Contributor | 5% | 5% |
| Ko-fi Gold | 0% + $12/mo | 0% + $12/mo |
| Buy Me a Coffee | 5% | 5% |
| Patreon | Not offered | 8% to 18% |
| Twitch (Bits / Subs) | 30% | 50% |
How we make money
The 4% on monthly support. That is the whole model: no monthly plan, no listing fee, nothing taken from one-time tips.
Your money takes the short route
Stripe pays your own account directly. There is no Supportify balance to cash out and no payout day to wait for.
Platform fees only. Payment processing is charged separately by each platform's provider and varies by payment method and region. Supportify accepts card payments through Stripe.
Start the moveAlso in the box, from day one.
There is no paid tier. Everything above and everything below is the free product.
One-time tips change the math
Plenty of fans will never commit to monthly, but they'll happily drop five dollars once. One-time is exactly where we take 0%. Monthly exists too, with the schedule in one place.
It looks designed on day zero
Six themes, plus a photo, a pattern, or nothing at all behind your page. Every combination holds up.
Goals give fans a finish line
Set a target and the bar fills in public. Somebody always wants to be the one who pushes it over.
The guestbook compounds
Notes stay on your page, in your supporters' own words. Every new visitor scrolls past the people who already showed up.
Low friction on the fan side
No account needed, anonymous is fine, and refunds are handled. There is nothing for you to run.
Stream alerts wait for you
Queue, keybind, browser source. Included, not an upgrade.
Month one starts
whenever you do.
Payments run through Stripe. Money lands in your own account.