Patreon finally adds native video to its membership platform
that Patreon has seen creators"use it quite successfully to grow their memberships" during the beta and that it's"really excited to scale it out."
Creators typically have to use YouTube, Vimeo and similar websites if videos are part of what they offer to fans. They can also attach files for download on their Patreon posts, but that doesn't offer a seamless experience, and those files are limited to 200MB in size. Creators who get early access to the feature will be able to upload HD videos directly to Patreon and will be able to easily create previews to tease their content to potential subscribers.
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