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TechCrunch got ahold of Facebook aggressive policies for its Patreon clone, plus more info on Instagram Creator Profiles tcrn.ch/2U9yt01
Revenue shares for fan subscription features:
Patreon - 5%
YouTube - 30% though it covers fees
Facebook - 30% but after fees
Twitch - 50%
Patreon - 5%
YouTube - 30% though it covers fees
Facebook - 30% but after fees
Twitch - 50%
Facebook wants to be able to run free trials & discounts on fan subscriptions without compensating creators. That same deal led to backlash against Apple Music, which later agreed to pay to offset trials techcrunch.com/2015/06/21/app…
Facebook demands a royalty-free license to all Fan Subscription exclusive content. Patreon does too. But Facebook doesn't get the benefit of the doubt after so many scandals 
To counter all the distrust & platform risk that it might give up on subscriptions leaving creators high & dry, Facebook needs softer terms or a smaller cut techcrunch.com/2019/02/26/fac…
