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Overview of Patreon Tiers -- Example Content
🕑 Added 2021-09-04 12:34:31 +0000 UTCHi everyone, and first a thanks to everyone who has contributed here. I also enjoy being a subscriber to other creators, so I'm especially grateful that you've also reached out and pitched in.
This post is to describe the content for the different tiers, using week 1 as an example. If you click through the 6 images above, you will see how the levels differ. My intention was to make sure the free tier gives the minimum needed for streaming, while also making sure subscribers get added benefit. Last year, subscribers got my "alternative models" output, but that is now standardized.
Here is my short guide:
- EDIT: I forgot to mention: All tiers have access to the RB/WR/TE 17-week charts.
- Reddit Tier: The free content on the forum, intended to give the minimum needed to enable streaming with high-accuracy models. (8 teams is the top 25% and most people should find at least one option on waivers.)
- Punt Tier ($1): My hope was for this to be a new, "no-brainer" tier for $0.25/game, to get all 32 teams plus next-week insight.
- Field Goal Tier ($3): This is what I would consider the sweet-spot-- having all the stats for all teams, plus 2 weeks foresight and an indication of "ROS hold" candidates.
- Extra Point Tier ($7): I expect this is for people who either want to give thanks or else really love longer-range planning. You get Field Goal content plus the full 17-week view.
- GOAT Tier ($12): This was originally meant for people who felt good donating a bit more to the cause. But in addition to all the Extra Point content, it also contains betting lines suggestions that I'm hoping quickly pays for itself.
- Champion Tier ($20): This is because every year there are a few people who feel like my content made a real difference for their season.
Thanks again to everyone here, and I prefer commenting rather than PM to answer questions (so everyone can see answers).
Cheers!
/Subvertadown
Comments
Yes, that's right
Regarding “Likely error this week”: is this a variance metric? You explain the low numbers, but not the higher numbers. My assumption is higher numbers = low floor, high ceiling.
Won my main league and got second in my other league in large part thanks to you!
