Sub.club Aims to Monetize Fediverse

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Sub.club wants to let Mastodon users easily offer paid subscriptions and premium content.

It could solve a big problem with the fediverse right now: it’s not easy to make a living on it unless you direct your followers back to existing platforms like Patreon .

The service is launching as a developer preview and will launch later this fall .

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