Summary
Sabrina Nichole and Mia Malkova offer one substantial monthly release; Pulenaz spaces three formats across the month.
Creators on this page
- Sabrina Nichole
Monthly photographic letter and essay.
- Mia Malkova
Monthly portrait film.
- Pulenaz
Three scheduled formats and optional separate collection.
- Olivia Dunne
Two dated weekend diaries monthly with a joining archive.
Account sources: Pulenaz on Instagram (@pulenaz) · Pulenaz on Telegram (@pulenaz)
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| Creator | Price | New releases | Archive on joining |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pulenaz | $9/month | 3 releases: video, photo story and recap | 6 videos, 6 stories, 4 conversations |
| Sabrina Nichole | $11/month | 1 photographic letter | 9 letters |
| Mia Malkova | $10/month | 1 portrait film and set | 8 Window Light releases |
| Olivia Dunne | $8/month | 2 weekend diaries | 8 diaries |
One substantial release a month
Sabrina Nichole’s Letters and Light pairs eight styled portraits with a 700-word fictional essay and selection notes. The $11 monthly membership adds one photographic letter each month and starts with nine named releases in its archive. A reader can spend time with a complete edition without following a daily feed.
Mia Malkova’s $10 monthly Window Light takes a video-led approach: one 25-minute portrait film with a spoken introduction and a finished portrait set arrives each month. Eight Window Light releases are in the joining archive. Quiet Frames is a separate 12-minute archive film, with no additional recurring release promised.
A collection released when it is ready
Sabrina also sells Finished Letters as a separate $16 one-time PDF: four complete photographic letters, each with eight portraits and a 700-word fictional essay. New standalone collections appear when completed, without a promised interval. This purchase includes the four finished editions, not future collections, and carries no recurring charge.
That differs from her $11 monthly membership, which promises a photographic letter each month. A reader who wants a finished collection without waiting on a subscription schedule can keep the PDF for personal use; someone who prefers a steady monthly delivery can choose the membership.
Olivia Dunne: two weekends a month
Olivia Dunne’s Weekend Notes costs $8 a month and adds two dated weekend diaries each month. Each 16-minute video pairs an outdoor outing with a spoken recap and a photo selection. Eight diaries are available on joining, so a subscriber can catch up between releases while the membership is active.
Olivia offers a middle pace between Mia’s single monthly portrait film and Pulenaz’s three monthly releases. Her shorter diaries suit a viewer who wants two scheduled outings rather than one longer film or a mix of video, photo story and question recap. Comments are open on each release, with no guaranteed personal reply.
Pulenaz: three dates, three formats
Pulenaz’s $9 Slow Days membership has a busier but clearly spaced rhythm. The first Friday brings a 22-minute video, the third Friday a 12-image Window Seat story and 600-word journal, and the last Friday a 15-minute recorded recap answering selected questions. The archive remains available while the membership is active, so the subscriber can catch up in a different order.
The three releases provide more variety than Sabrina’s single monthly letter, but they also require more attention. For someone who wants one substantial reading session, Sabrina’s eight portraits and essay are easier to fit into a month. For a mix of spoken video, stills and discussion, Pulenaz costs $2 less and gives three scheduled occasions to return.
Schedules and quiet periods
The memberships above have dated or monthly commitments. Each bills until canceled and gives access while active. If a subscriber is catching up during a quiet period, the archive is part of what that month buys.
Pulenaz’s calendar gives notice and a next expected date if the first Friday release is delayed; billing continues unless canceled. The $15 Window Seat collection is a separate, one-time PDF of four complete photo stories and journals, useful to a reader who prefers a fixed collection to ongoing releases.
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Creator Figures. "Creator memberships with a manageable monthly pace." Published Oct 29, 2026. https://creatorfigures.com/articles/paid-women-posting-substantial-content-infrequently/