November 6, 2026 · Hatch Social Team
What Is Hatch Social? The Human-First Community Platform Explained
Hatch Social is a community platform where creators build nests, earn from subscriptions, shops and events, and keep 90%. No ads, no algorithms.
November 6, 2026 · Hatch Social Team
Hatch Social is a community platform where creators build nests, earn from subscriptions, shops and events, and keep 90%. No ads, no algorithms.

Hatch Social is a community platform built for creators, clubs and brands who want a home for their people that they actually own. Instead of posting into a feed and hoping an algorithm shows it to someone, you build a nest: a dedicated space where your members chat, meet up, buy from you and join you live.
This guide explains what Hatch Social is, how it works, who it is for, and what it costs.
Hatch Social is a human-first social platform where creators build communities, own their audience, and earn from subscriptions, products and events, without ads, algorithms or AI-generated noise.
Most social media was designed to sell attention to advertisers. That model works for the platform, but it works against creators and communities in three ways:
Hatch Social starts from the opposite direction. The community is the product, and the tools exist to help you run it and earn from it.
Every member creates a profile and picks the interests they care about. You can keep more than one profile, for example one for your running club and one for your design work, so each community sees the side of you that is relevant to it.
A nest is a community on Hatch Social. Each nest has its own message stream, members, events and shop. You decide who can join, who moderates, and what members get. Nests can be free or paid, and you can run several of them from one profile.
Members can message each other directly, talk in the nest stream, and jump on voice or video calls. Conversations stay where the community lives instead of scattering across other apps.
Each nest can have its own shop for merch, digital products or services, and its own event calendar for meetups, classes and workshops.
Creators can go live inside their nests and broadcast in HD to their members. Live streaming is priced by audience size, so a small group pays a small price.
Assign admins and moderators, approve join requests, and keep conversations organised as your nest grows. You set the rules for your space.
Creators earn from subscriptions, products and events, and keep 90% of what they make. Payments run through Stripe. There are no ads in your community, and your members' data is never sold.
If you want the details, read our guide on how to monetize your online community.
See the full breakdown on the pricing page.
Yes, but it is built around communities rather than a public feed. You join nests based on your interests and talk with the people in them, instead of scrolling content picked by an algorithm.
Plans start at $4.99 a month. Hatch Social does not run ads, so it is funded by its members and creators instead of by selling attention.
Hatch Social is opening access in small batches to keep the early community high quality. Request an invite to get on the list.
Yes. Many creators start by inviting their most engaged members first, then bring the rest across. Our guide to moving off Facebook Groups and Discord walks through it step by step.
If you are ready for a community space you actually own, request your Hatch Social invite or see how it works for creators.

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