KeepTier
Drop the Apple-Tax Receipt on your page
Three lines of HTML. Shows your supporters exactly what Apple takes from an iOS Patreon pledge after November 1, 2026 — and what you'd keep on the web. Free. No account needed.
Live preview
Three sample tiers — $5/mo, $10/mo, $25/mo — rendered by the same
embed.js you'd ship.
Copy-paste snippet
Drop this anywhere on your site — About page, footer, support page, even a Notion-like CMS that allows raw HTML:
<div class="keeptier-embed" data-tier="9" data-name="Tier 1"></div>
<script async src="https://keeptier.com/embed.js"></script>Options
| Attribute | What it does | Default |
|---|---|---|
data-tier | Monthly pledge in USD. Decimals fine. Caps at 1000. | 5 |
data-name | Tier label shown above the receipt. Up to 40 chars. | "Your tier" |
data-href | Override the CTA URL — point to your own keeptier page once you sign up. | https://keeptier.com |
Multiple tiers on one page
Repeat the <div> as many times as you have tiers — the script renders every one. Load embed.js once at the bottom of the page:
<div class="keeptier-embed" data-tier="5" data-name="Coffee tier"></div>
<div class="keeptier-embed" data-tier="10" data-name="Member tier"></div>
<div class="keeptier-embed" data-tier="25" data-name="VIP tier"></div>
<script async src="https://keeptier.com/embed.js"></script>The math, in case anyone asks
Same constants as the main calculator: Patreon's published 8% Pro-plan commission, Apple's 30% iOS IAP fee (public, effective November 1, 2026), and Stripe's ~2.9% on KeepTier. A $9 iOS pledge → Apple −$2.70, Patreon −$0.72, you keep $5.58. The same fan paying on the web (KeepTier) → you keep $8.74.
The widget honors the prefers-reduced-motion setting (no
animation), works without JavaScript hooks beyond a single
<script> tag, and weighs about 3 KB.
Why we built this
Most of our top-of-funnel comes from creators landing on keeptier.com via search and running our calculator once. That's a private moment. The receipt embed makes the same moment public — your fans see the math on the page where they were already deciding whether to support you. We get a backlink. You get a tactful nudge that pays you (literally) more. Both halves work even if no one ever clicks the CTA.