The original version of this blog post looks nothing like the article you see today. There’s Always an Opportunity to ‘Datafy’ New Websites If I were to build an ‘Adult Patreon’ myself I would keep the branding more general than naughty, mostly for the countless “YouTube stars” that people are paying a lot of money to see photos of on the site. It’s the kind of content many people are interested in but not many want to be associated with, so if you’re fine with the association, you’re going to have less competition. In other words, unless you’re already a fan of some adult content elsewhere, you’re not going to find it by chance on Patreon.Īnd that’s why I think the next online millionaire is going to create a Patreon specifically for adult content and performers. The search function does nothing however if you desire to find more. Some of them are making incredible amounts of money.

There aren’t many game related screenshots I can add to this post, but it’s incredible how many NSFW games there are. Hopefully I’ll never have to type the following search query ever again but it’s amazing even a direct search won’t bring up this content. This is the “Safest for work” NSFW Patreon I could find. It’s really odd because, again, their site is absolutely full of adult content. Interestingly, there’s not much to that either. With a younger audience this might be understandable, but you would think the search function would provide a little more insight. The surprising thing about having so much adult content on their site is that Patreon actually make it very difficult to find.Īnd I really looked (for research, I promise!)įirst of all, there’s no NSFW or Adult category.

From cartoon foxes in suggestible positions to logos made to look like semen, I’m all for people having their fantasies, but my browser history is forever ruined.

The Biggest Gap in the Market Here Is (Literally) Not Safe for Workģ0-40% of content on Patreon, from what I can tell, is of the adult nature.ĭuring my research for this article I have seen things I never want to see again. There are four membership tiers which start at $5 per month, with the top $20 providing monthly surprises and access to VIP meet-and-greets. The show currently has over 44,700 patrons who tune in to listen to the deep-dives of various true crime docu-series, such as Making a Murderer. The True Crime Obsessed podcast, ran by Gillian and Patrick has amassed a huge backing on Patreon. A deep dive podcast focusing on true crime docu-series

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