Patreon Creator Dashboard Tier Comparison Overlay

WHAT IT DOES

This script scans Patreon creator dashboard tier management pages for tier data—tier name, price, benefits, member count, revenue, and description—and displays a floating overlay panel showing a side-by-side comparison of all tiers. It extracts tier details from the dashboard, calculates revenue per tier, member distribution, and average revenue per member. A visual comparison matrix shows price, members, revenue, and a benefits matrix with green checkmarks for included benefits and red crosses for excluded benefits. The panel highlights the most popular tier by member count and identifies the highest-revenue tier. A one-click export function saves the tier comparison as CSV or plain text. Comparison preferences are stored per domain for reuse across visits.

WHERE IT RUNS

Works on Patreon creator dashboard tier management pages (patreon.com/creator/dashboard/tiers or similar). The script scans the page for tier containers, price patterns, member counts, benefits lists, and revenue data, making it compatible with Patreon's tier management interface.

HOW TO USE

The panel appears automatically when you visit your Patreon tier management page. It detects all active tiers and shows a summary with total tiers, total members, and total revenue. The "Most Popular" and "Highest Revenue" badges highlight key tiers. The comparison matrix shows each tier's name, price, members, revenue, and a benefits matrix with checkmarks or crosses for each benefit. Click "Export CSV" to download a spreadsheet with all tier data. Click "Export Text" to copy a plain text summary to your clipboard. Use the panel to quickly identify which tiers are performing best and which benefits are most common. The benefits matrix helps you spot gaps in your tier offerings and identify which benefits to add or remove.

TECHNICAL MECHANISM: TIER EXTRACTION WITH BENEFITS MATRIX AND METRIC CALCULATION

The script uses a multi-pass detection strategy to find tier data. It searches for tier containers using selectors (.tier, .tier-card, .membership-tier) and falls back to scanning blocks with price patterns ($\d+ and "per month/year"). For each tier, it extracts the name from headings or patterns like "Tier: [Name]," the price using currency parsing, members using number patterns with "members/patrons/subscribers," revenue using currency patterns with "revenue/earnings/total," and benefits from list items (li) or paragraphs. All benefits are collected into a global set to build the matrix. The script calculates derived metrics: total members, total revenue, member percentage per tier, estimated revenue (members × price), and average revenue per member. The most popular tier is identified by the highest member count, and the highest-revenue tier by revenue or estimated revenue. The benefits matrix is built by checking each tier's benefits against the global benefits set, using string inclusion matching (benefit A includes benefit B or vice versa). The comparison matrix is rendered as a grid with fixed first column for labels, with checkmarks (✅) and crosses (❌) in benefit cells. Export formats include CSV with all tier data and plain text with structured summaries.

THE PANEL

The tier comparison overlay appears in a draggable, resizable panel that remembers its position per site. The panel shows summary stats, badges for most popular and highest revenue tiers, and a detailed comparison matrix. Drag by the header to reposition, collapse to a compact icon with a click, and resize using the bottom-right corner. The panel snaps to screen edges for tidy placement and closes with the Escape key. All settings—panel position—persist per website using GM_setValue, so your view returns exactly as you left it.

PLEASE NOTE

This script requires the free BotGentz extension to run. The script relies on Patreon's current tier management page structure—if Patreon updates their layout, tier detection may need updating. The script does not access your Patreon account credentials or modify your tiers—all data is read from the visible page and compared locally. The revenue data is only displayed if it's visible on the page; if not, estimated revenue is calculated from members × price. The benefits matrix uses string matching; benefits with similar but not identical wording may not be matched correctly. The script is designed for viewing and comparing tiers, not for editing or managing tiers on the server.