CompareFor food creators
mykitchen.bio vs Patreon for food creators
Patreon monetizes membership. mykitchen.bio monetizes your recipes as a product.
Side by side.
| Feature | mykitchen.bio | Patreon |
|---|---|---|
| What it builds | An editable cookbook, parsed from your posts — TikToks, Reels, Shorts, blog posts, PDFs. | A membership — ongoing patronage and community around everything you make. |
| Selling fees | 10% all-in on Pay-as-you-go and Starter, 7.5% on Pro — standard card processing included. | 10% of income + payment processing and payout fees.as of July 2026 |
| Recipe parsing | Yes — paste a link, get a structured, editable recipe draft. | Not built for recipes. |
| Cook mode | Yes — big type, step check-offs, servings scale, screen stays awake. | — |
| Living cookbooks | Yes — fans subscribe, and every new recipe flows into their book. | — |
What Patreon is great at
Community and ongoing patronage. If your audience wants to support you and everything you make — posts, videos, behind-the-scenes — membership is what Patreon was built for.
When mykitchen.bio is the better fit
When buyers want a structured, cookable product instead of a feed to keep up with. A cookbook is bought once — or grows as a living cookbook subscription — and lives in the kitchen, not a timeline.
Questions, answered.
How is a living cookbook different from a membership?
Fans subscribe to the book, not a feed — every new recipe flows into their cookbook automatically, and it stays organized for cooking.
What does the mykitchen.bio fee include?
10% (7.5% on Pro) with standard card processing included.
Can I take my work elsewhere?
Yes. Your recipes, cookbooks, and exports stay yours — export everything, anytime.
Every great food business started in someone's kitchen.
Yours already has.