For Patreon creators · works with your tiers

Feature voting, weighted by your Patreon tiers.

Connect your campaign, flip one switch, and only active patrons can vote — a Gold vote counting more than a Bronze one, if you want. Patrons log in with Patreon. Nobody creates another account.

The demo · 80 seconds

The whole flow, both sides.

What a visitor sees, what a patron sees, one weighted vote landing, and the settings behind it.

How it works

Three steps, then it runs itself.

  1. Connect your campaignOne click from your board settings. You approve it on Patreon, and your tiers come over with it.
  2. Set the weightsDecide how much one vote from each tier counts — ×1, ×2, ×5. Change it any time.
  3. Share the boardPost the link wherever your community lives. Patrons log in with Patreon and vote; the list ranks itself.

What you get

The pieces, plainly.

The member gate
One switch makes voting, suggesting, and commenting patrons-only. Membership is checked against your campaign — no honor system, no list to maintain.
Tier-weighted votes
Each tier gets a weight you choose. The board shows the weighted total with the plain voter count next to it.
Tier badges on posts
Requests and comments carry the author’s paid tier next to their name — you see what your top supporters are asking for.
Stays in sync
When a member joins, changes tier, or cancels, their weight follows automatically. Votes already cast keep the weight they were cast with.
Non-patrons: you decide
Let visitors view the board without taking part, or lock it entirely — then the board itself is a patron perk.
Free members: you decide
Free-tier members can vote at the free tier’s weight, or be treated like non-patrons. One dropdown.

Why weight votes at all

Creators already weight votes. Usually by hand.

The workaround shows up all over Patreon: the same poll once per tier, results merged in a spreadsheet with a multiplier. The reason is fair — in an unweighted poll a $25 patron and a $3 patron count exactly the same. Weighting by tier ties each vote to the membership behind it. The board just does it live.

Boards and polls

A poll asks once. A board keeps score.

Patreon’s own polls are right there in your post, and for a quick question they are the obvious tool. Where the two differ:

Who counts, and how much
A poll counts every voter the same. The board can count active patrons only, weighted by tier.
Where the options come from
A poll offers the options you wrote. On the board, patrons post their own requests too.
How long it lasts
A poll is a moment in the feed, and scrolls away with its post. The board is a standing list that keeps ranking itself.
What it tells you later
A closed poll answers one question once. The board keeps the whole backlog ranked and turns shipped items into a changelog.

Questions, answered short

The fine print, in plain words.

Do my patrons need to create an account?
No. A patron clicks "Log in with Patreon" and approves it once on Patreon. No password, no email form, no separate account.
What happens when a patron upgrades, downgrades, or cancels?
Their vote weight follows automatically. Votes already cast keep the weight they were cast with — a cancellation never rewrites history.
Can free members take part?
Your call. A setting decides whether free-tier members can vote — at the free tier’s weight — or are treated like non-patrons.
Can people who are not patrons see the board?
Also a setting. Non-patrons can view without taking part, or the whole board can be patrons-only — visitors then see your campaign and a login button instead of the list.
Does Patreon allow this?
Yes. The board uses Patreon’s official API, and membership checks like this are exactly what it is for. You can disconnect at any time.
What does it cost?
Nothing separate — it is part of every Featurevote plan. The free plan runs a public board with up to 15 active items; paid plans raise them.

Every setting and edge case, with screenshots, is in the Patreon docs.