Turn Your Recipes
Into Revenue

Let's do the math: If you sell just one $15 digital cookbook to 7 fans, you've paid for the entire year. With Cheflio, you keep 100% of your earnings (minus Stripe's 2.9% processing fee). Compare that to Patreon's 5-12% cut of every dollar you earn. For a creator making $500/month on Patreon, that's $25-60 taken every month - you'd save more than $99/year just in fees.

Your site goes offline, but we preserve your data for 30 days so you can come back anytime. You can export all your recipes and content at any point - you own everything you create. There's no lock-in, no contracts, and no hidden fees. We believe in earning your business every month.

Patreon is built for all types of creators. Cheflio is built specifically for food creators. That means: (1) Recipe-specific features like portion scaling and unit conversion that Patreon doesn't have, (2) 0% platform fee vs Patreon's 5-12%, (3) Your own branded website instead of a Patreon page, (4) Built-in Recipe SEO so your recipes can rank on Google. Your fans subscribe directly to you, not to a platform.

Absolutely not. If you can use Instagram, you can use Cheflio. Just paste your Instagram handle, and our AI does the rest - extracting recipes from your captions, organizing ingredients, and creating beautiful recipe cards. Pick a template, customize your colors, set your price, and you're live in under 5 minutes. No coding, no design skills needed.

We use Stripe, the same payment system used by Amazon, Shopify, and millions of businesses. When a fan subscribes, the money goes directly to your connected Stripe account. Payouts happen automatically within 2 business days. Stripe handles everything: credit cards, refunds, disputes, and even tax documentation.

Your Instagram stays exactly as it is - we just copy your content to create your Cheflio site. The import is one-time, so changes you make on Instagram won't auto-sync (this is actually good - you can curate what's on your recipe site). You can always re-import or add recipes manually later.