Each FANBOX price tier includes a field where you can add a description. Use it to clearly explain what supporters can expect, such as the types of content included and the differences with other price tiers.
On the other hand, we recommend thinking carefully before making specific commitments about your posting schedule, such as "I'll post a new illustration every week" or "I'll publish X posts every month".
Setting an overly ambitious posting schedule or promising too many perks can make running your FANBOX feel like a burden, which may ultimately affect your creative work. Even if your goals seem achievable at first, you may find they're more difficult to maintain than expected.
If you're unable to deliver on what you've promised, even your most dedicated supporters may be disappointed. Once trust has been lost, rebuilding it isn't easy. Setting expectations that are difficult to meet can create significant risks for creators.
When creating your plans, be clear about what you'll offer while keeping your commitments realistic and sustainable. In your tier descriptions, consider using flexible wording such as, "Content will be posted as development progresses", or other phrasing that reflects how you actually work.
Supporters don't want their support to come at the cost of your well-being or interfere with your creative work.
Rather than raising expectations unnecessarily, offering benefits you can continue to provide over the long term helps create a FANBOX experience that both creators and supporters can enjoy with confidence.