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More TikTok creators can offer subscriptions now.

TikTok’s subscriptions feature is rolling out to eligible non-Live creators. The platform first launched its Twitch-like subscriptions in 2022, but it was only available to TikTokers who livestream.

This means more creators can offer subscriber-only chats and videos for their fans, who can also get things like custom badges, emotes, and maybe a role on a private Discord.

screenshots of TikTok subscription, showing $1.99 price for an example channel, which gets you 6 perks and 12 stickers, discord roles, and subscriber only video
A Discord role, 12 stickers, and extra videos for $2 a month is something a creator could offer.
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