Choose how people join
Create a public community or a private invitation-only space. Public communities can use join approval when an introduction helps establish fit; private invitations are intended for a particular recipient.
Communities
Give people a place to belong
Create public or private communities on TopFans with membership, invitations, discussion and moderation tools for a shared subject or purpose.
Make it yours, for free Every feature is free
MADE FOR REAL POSSIBILITIES
A community starts with a reason to return. It might be a shared practice, a reading group or a project people are building together. TopFans brings membership and discussion into your creator home, with choices about who can join and roles that help you look after the space as it grows.
A CLOSER LOOK
Small details. More possibility.
Build around conversation
Give members a concrete prompt, a useful resource or a question worth discussing. Topics, threads, replies and pinned material help turn a shared interest into something people can participate in.
Share responsibility carefully
Owner, administrator, moderator and member roles define different responsibilities. Use moderation tools and written expectations together, and give people only the authority needed for their role in the community.
FROM IDEA TO SOMETHING REAL
A good place to begin.
You can start with something small, then shape it as you go.
Get started on TopFans- 01
Write the invitation
Explain who the community is for, what people can contribute and what participation looks like. Make the promise specific enough to set realistic expectations.
- 02
Prepare the first conversations
Publish a welcome, a short set of guidelines and a prompt that is easy to answer. Empty spaces feel easier to join when someone goes first.
- 03
Care for the shared space
Welcome contributions, respond consistently and review access when roles change. A manageable rhythm of thoughtful activity matters more than filling every day with announcements.
Can a private community charge for access?
TopFans does not process payments or offer paid membership tiers. Private community access exists for privacy and safety, not as a platform paywall.
Does a moderator have the same authority as an owner?
No. Roles have different permissions. Assign responsibilities deliberately and review the available actions before delegating ownership-sensitive work.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS HERE
A little space.
All yours.
Make something. Share what you love. Find your people.
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