LOOM22 vs Patreon
Support the artist. Enter the music.
Patreon lets creators choose what support opens. LOOM22 is building that relationship around Modular Music.
Try to pull it apart
Patreon
LOOM22
Patreon / LOOM22
What you’re supporting
Patreon
Creator-defined memberships and one-time purchases. The work itself can be the offer; extras are optional.
LOOM22
The music itself. Deeper access to the actual work of the artists you choose to stay close to.
What you keep when you cancel
Patreon
Membership benefits depend on the creator’s terms. One-time purchases are separate from a membership.
LOOM22
Lasting access is part of the proposed model. Its terms, including departure and service availability, need to be settled before paid launch.
The relationship to the work
Patreon
Creators decide whether to offer music, writing, community, extras or a mix of these.
LOOM22
LOOM22 focuses on entering the music on the artist’s terms, rather than a general-purpose membership experience.
Access over time
Patreon
Memberships and one-time purchases have different access terms.
LOOM22
The format keeps the original artist at the center. Listening access does not transfer authorship or copyright.
Where the money goes
Patreon
A platform fee plus payment processing and other applicable charges. Plans and purchase channels affect the total.
LOOM22
The proposed artist share is 70% of every sale at launch, rising to 78% as LOOM22 grows, alongside support directed to chosen artists. Paid commerce is not live; this is not a claim to have lower fees.
Artist control
Patreon
Creators define memberships and products on infrastructure designed for many kinds of creative work.
LOOM22
Artists author the rules for every track: what opens, to whom, and when. Going inside is built into the music itself.
Bottom line
The difference is focus, not whether creators can build real relationships. LOOM22 is for artists and listeners who want the music itself to be the place they meet.
Service references, checked October 1, 2026: Patreon memberships and one-time purchases