Publish your first paid Patreon post
Set up your Patreon page, pick the gallery or movie path, and publish a post your members can open.
Why use it
Patreon owns your page, your audience, and the paywall. PixelPig handles the media side: a prepared gallery, or a longer movie hosted on Bunny Stream.
Set it up
Ask an agent to guide you
Help me publish my first paid Patreon post using https://www.pixelpig.net/agent/creator-publishing.md. First explain the choices in plain language, then take me one step at a time. Keep credentials out of chat, confirm the exact media before uploading anything, and leave the audience and final Publish or Schedule choice to me.
Do this
- 01Finish Patreon's Launch Checklist first. It covers your name, profile and header images, and your About text. Then turn on paid memberships; one tier is enough to start.
- 02Decide which path this post takes. For a single image or a short gallery, follow Prepare a collection for Patreon. For a longer movie, follow Link Patreon members to a longer movie, which hosts it on Bunny Stream and gives you a player link.
- 03In Patreon, choose Create > Post. Add a title and a short public introduction, set Audience to Paid access, and insert the paywall after the introduction. Everything members are paying for goes below that line.
- 04Gallery: upload the prepared files below the paywall, in the order PixelPig numbered them. Movie: add a Button below the paywall, set Button text to WATCH VIDEO, and paste the Bunny link into Link.
- 05Preview before you publish. Check the locked view and the member view, open every image and link, and test a movie button on your phone as well as your computer. The tier, notification, and Publish or Schedule choices are yours to make in Patreon.