FANDOM ADVISORY
YOUR SERVERIS A BUSINESS.
You just haven't monetized it yet.
FANDOM ADVISORY
You just haven't monetized it yet.
CHAPTER 01
Thousands of Discord servers run on pure passion. Members show up every day. Mod teams give hours. And at the end of the month, the server owner makes nothing.
327K+
U.S.-based AoT fans — organized, active, and reachable
$0
Average monthly revenue for a Discord server with 1,000+ engaged members
3 hrs/day
Average time moderators spend managing communities they built for free
“The loyalty is the hardest thing in the world to manufacture. Most server owners have it and have no idea what to do with it commercially.”
CHAPTER 02
Three steps. One roadmap. Zero fluff.
We analyze your server’s size, engagement, culture, and existing assets. What do your members actually buy? What would they pay for?
You get a structured monetization roadmap: tiered memberships named after lore, digital products, seasonal events, and merch drops — all tailored to your community’s culture.
We walk you through implementation step-by-step. Set up Whop, gate your tiers, run the first event. Real revenue from the community you already built.
The Yeagerists server is our first client and proof of concept. "We monetized a Yeagerist server" is a better case study than any generic consulting pitch.
CHAPTER 03
Choose the package that fits your server. Each deliverable is built for your specific community — not a template.
FOUNDATION
3 lore-named tiers with pricing, role structure, and gating setup guide. Done in 5 days.
From $299
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EVENTS
Watch parties, theory tournaments, anniversary drops — a 90-day event calendar mapped to the AoT calendar.
From $199
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DIGITAL
Identify the exact digital products your members will buy — guides, templates, lore packs — with launch sequencing.
From $249
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MERCH
On-demand merch setup, affiliate partner identification, and drop calendar tied to community moments.
From $149
ViewTHE RUMBLING IS REAL
Your community's loyalty is a business asset. Yeagerists turns it into recurring revenue — without killing the culture that made it worth building.