What Whop's revenue bands tell you about who it wants

Whop's "I have a business" onboarding asks three things: what you sell, your monthly revenue from under $50k to over $5M, and which of eleven platforms you are leaving — Circle, Gumroad, Kajabi, Paddle, Patreon, PayPal, Shopify, Skool, Square, Stripe or Teachable.

What it implies

• Whop's growth target is established businesses, not first-time sellers; the "I want a business" path is a single field.
• The platform list is a map of where Whop thinks its customers come from: community platforms, course platforms, MoRs and processors in roughly equal measure.
• The revenue bands are where negotiated pricing starts. Above the first band, the published 2.7% + $0.30 is a ceiling.

What to do with that

If you are in the second band or above, do not model the move on the public rate; ask for the enterprise rate first and model on that. Then read the guide for your platform: migration guides.

Written by Karel Moreau, editor of Migrate Payments. Fees and policies re-checked against the providers' published pricing pages on 20 September 2026. Spotted a change? karel.moreau@migratepayments.com.