Recur review
Updated September 28, 2026 · BackstageCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
Recur suits adults running a TWD subscription fan club, and Platform fee $0 up to TWD 100,000 monthly revenue leaves creators under the monthly revenue cap with no platform fee. It fits people starting on a free plan with tiers in place, and it rules out adult creators, since adult content is not accepted.
Key facts
- Best for
- Adults running a TWD subscription fan club whose monthly revenue sits under the cap in Platform fee $0 up to TWD 100,000 monthly revenue.
- Adult content accepted
- No↗
- Fees
- Platform fee $0 up to TWD 100,000 monthly revenue↗
- Payout methods
- Credit card, Convenience store↗
- Support channels
- Email, Help-centre↗
- Pricing model
- Revenue share
- Official website
- recur.tw
Pros and cons
Pros
- Platform fee $0 up to TWD 100,000 monthly revenue means creators whose monthly revenue sits under the cap pay no platform fee.
- A free plan is listed and the entry price is TWD 0, so there is nothing to pay at the start.
- Fans pay by credit card and convenience store, so card payments and convenience store top-ups both run through the platform.
- tiers is available, so memberships can be split into paid tiers.
- Support runs on email and help centre, so questions can be logged in the help centre and answered in writing.
Cons
- Adult content is not accepted, and Obscene content prohibited is the line drawn in the terms, which closes the service to adult creators.
- Support runs on email and help centre only, and 37.1% of the platforms listed do offer phone support.
- Platform fee $0 up to TWD 100,000 monthly revenue applies only up to a monthly revenue cap, while 10er publishes 10% incl. VAT + Stripe transaction fees at any size.
- Fees are set in TWD under revenue-share plus subscription fees in TWD, which suits a single market rather than a multi-currency fan club.
Ready to try Recur?
Who it suits
- Adults selling subscriptions priced in TWD, with membership levels handled through tiers.
- Creators whose monthly revenue sits under the cap in Platform fee $0 up to TWD 100,000 monthly revenue and want no platform fee taken.
- Anyone who wants a free tier alongside a working subscription product, since a free plan is listed.
Who should look elsewhere
- Adult creators, because Fanvue accepts adult content and Recur does not.
- Creators who want one published percentage at any size, because 10er states 10% incl. VAT + Stripe transaction fees while Recur's Platform fee $0 up to TWD 100,000 monthly revenue stops at a revenue cap.
- Anyone who expects phone support, because Recur runs on email and help centre only, a thinner set of channels than platforms such as Patronite.
Using the service
Recur is for adults, and the terms draw one hard line: adult content is not accepted. That makes the service a fit for non-adult subscription work rather than the adult side of this comparison. Payments are the practical part, with fans able to pay by credit card and convenience store, which covers a credit card and a convenience store, so a card is not the only route in.
How Recur compares
Where Recur is available
- Available
- Taiwan
Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Frequently asked questions
What does Recur charge in fees?+
Recur's fees are Platform fee $0 up to TWD 100,000 monthly revenue, so the platform fee stays at nothing for creators whose monthly revenue sits under the cap. Pricing is revenue-share plus subscription fees in TWD, and the entry price is TWD 0. A free plan is listed too, so there is no subscription charge to begin with.
Does Recur allow adult content?+
No. Adult content is not accepted, and Obscene content prohibited sets out the limit in the terms. Patronite and Fanvue both accept adult content, so either of those makes more sense if adult subscribers are the audience. On Recur the content question is settled before pricing comes up.
How do fans pay on Recur?+
Payment runs by credit card and convenience store, covering a credit card and a convenience store. Both rails go through Recur, so a convenience store top-up works where a card is not held. Checkout is built around subscriptions priced in TWD, so the same flow repeats each billing period.
Is there a free plan?+
A free plan is listed, and the entry price is TWD 0. Free plans are common in this category, with 86.3% of the platforms listed offering one, so a free tier is not a differentiator on its own. What stands out at Recur is Platform fee $0 up to TWD 100,000 monthly revenue.
What is Recur's pricing model?+
Recur's model is revenue-share plus subscription fees in TWD, and the creator share is a revenue share arrangement. The product is a subscription platform, with tiers available for membership tiers. Fan subscriptions are the unit of billing, so monthly revenue is what Platform fee $0 up to TWD 100,000 monthly revenue measures.
What support can you get?+
Support runs on email and help centre, so email and the help centre carry the questions. There is no phone line or live chat in that list. Across the category, 37.1% of the platforms listed do offer phone support, so Recur's channel set is thinner than the category norm.
Who is Recur built for?+
Recur suits adults running a subscription fan club in TWD: the entry price is TWD 0, a free plan is listed, and tiers covers membership tiers. It does not suit adult creators, since adult content is not accepted, and payment is limited to credit card and convenience store.
How do the fees compare with 10er?+
10er publishes 10% incl. VAT + Stripe transaction fees, a percentage that sits on top of card processing. Recur's figure is Platform fee $0 up to TWD 100,000 monthly revenue, and that rate holds only while monthly revenue stays under the cap. Past the cap, 10er's published percentage is the one that still reads the same at any size.
Sources
- docs.recur.tw checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Platform type
- docs.recur.tw/help checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Support channels
“聯繫客服：support@recur.tw”
- recur.tw checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Payout methods
- recur.tw/features/affiliates checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Pricing model
- recur.tw/solutions/fan-club checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Features
- recur.tw/terms checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Adult content accepted, Content policy, Fees, Free plan, Price from, Pricing model
“transmission of obscene or otherwise objectionable content is prohibited”
Compiled from 6 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.
Recur
Adults running a TWD subscription fan club whose monthly revenue sits under the cap in Platform fee $0 up to TWD 100,000 monthly revenue.