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# Memberships
Wink provides two membership types for creators to earn: Passes and Subscriptions. Passes are lifelong, no-renewal, premium memberships, whereas Subscriptions are traditional monthly recurring memberships. Creators can launch either or both on Wink for free, with no hidden up-front platform fee or sign-up cost.
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## Passes
Passes are lifelong, premium memberships that grant permanent access to exclusive content. Fans purchase passes and can resell them on the marketplace or transfer them freely.
### Features
* **Limited:** Creators can limit pass availability to increase rarity and exclusivity
* **Freely transferable:** Pass holders can resell passes on the marketplace or freely transfer them
* **Zero-Cost:** Creating passes is free and takes just 30 seconds to launch
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## Subscriptions
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Subscriptions are monthly memberships. Fans access exclusive content and direct messages as long as they continue their monthly payments. Subscriptions are recurring monthly, without the need for re-signing or frontloading.
### Features
* **Non-Custodial:** Subscription fees are paid directly to the content creator
* **Gas-free:** SOL is no longer required to pay network fees; both transaction and purchase fees can now be paid with USDC
* **Anonymity:** Unlike typical subscriptions, subscriptions on Wink are peer-to-peer and offer greater anonymity
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### Membership Fee Structure
Creators pay 20% on Passes primary sale and monthly subscription sales. Fees for secondary pass sales by users on the marketplace vary. More details on: [Marketplace](/wink/product/marketplace.md)
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