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Tiller & Wheel
@tillerandwheelTracked since May 2026
creating a sustainable future for East Coast historic ships.
Observed Aug 27, 2026Modeled revenue
Paid members
201
0.7% · 30-day rate from 23 observed days
Total audience
455
incl. free followers
Estimated monthly gross
£1.2K
£603–£1.8K modeled range
Starting price
£3/mo
7 membership tiers
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£3/moAhoy there!Thank you for your donation! This tier is for those who just want to contribute a little to help us achieve our aim of creating a sustainable future for these craft. You'll receive regular exclusive newsletters detailing T&W's exploits, including restoration progress and events.
£6/mo3rd HandWelcome aboard! You are now officially a part of the crew. Barges were designed to be sailed by two people but would occasionally take along a third hand to share the work load - this is you! By choosing this option, you are supporting our vision of financially accessible sailing trips for all and helping us to create the online content which will be crucial in educating the next generation. Not only are you an ace supporter, you also get the following benefits -Early bird access to our standard sailing schedule, before it goes on general release.10% discount for private hires
£15/moThe HufflerWow! You are going above and beyond and we are delighted you're helping us, thank you. Back in the day, when a sailing barge was approaching an obstacle like a bridge, the 90ft mast could be a bit of a problem. The Skipper would call ashore for a Huffler. Someone strong who didn't mind coming on board, pulling their sleeves up and getting their hands dirty. Well, you're a modern day 'Huffler' for sure! You're really helping us move forward with our restoration and education programmes. Today's 10 year old is tomorrow's Skipper - your contribution allows us to create opportunities for these young people that they would not normally have. In addition to the benefits in the lower tiers, you'll be given; Early bird access to a broader sailing schedule, with more river explorations and adventurous sailing experiences.
£50/moThe MateCongratulations - you are now part of the essential workings of the barge – we could not do it without you! As 'The Mate', you are our right hand person and are doing as much as anyone to keep barges sailing. In recognition of your awesome support, we offer our unending thanks. The Edith May has over 5000 sq.foot of barge to paint every year, and you are helping us buy the materials we need to maintain it! In addition to the benefits in the lower tiers, we'd like to;Invite you to join us aboard for the historic Barge Match events.
£100/moThe SkipperSo, you are keen as mustard and as passionate as us about securing a future for these old barges as us. Well done! Your monthly contribution is not only very generous, but makes a tremendous difference. The cost of preserving a wooden barge is incredibly expensive, just one oak frame costs roughly £100 and there are over 100 frames in a barge, and then there are the floors, the deck beams... the list goes on. In addition to the previous benefits in the lower tiers, we'll offer you;An annual day's sailing on the River, with bottomless Prosecco and as many of our famous scones as you can eat, for you and up to 11 guests.
£500/mo'The Golden Dustman'Set the topsail, bowline to port, weigh the anchor - we are off!
Why the 'Golden Dustman'? Back in 1863, Henry 'Golden Dustman' Dodd, established the Thames Barge Match and is now revered as one of the major players in the evolution of the Thames barge - we are putting you in the same company!
Thank you for your tremendous support. You share our vision and are not only keeping our vessel alive but helping to preserve the historic fleet for future generations. This approach has never been done before and you are a pioneer in the next evolution of Thames barges.
You'll receive all the previous benefits plus;
Your funding is instrumental to our heritage and education programmes, and we'd like to let you know just where your money is spent. With an annual meeting (face-to-face or virtual) to discuss our community work and discuss our future plans.Your company logo (if relevant) on all our print materials and other marketing opportunities. Acknowledgement at the end of all of our videos and posts.We would love to host you and up to 11 guests aboard for an annual days sail, fully wined and dined of course.
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Membership201 paid members · 30-day rate from 23 observed days
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May 202617 weeks trackedNow
Tiller & Wheel201 members · £1.2K/mo
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7 of 9 cohort creators have a usable estimated gross; the other 2 remain unranked for this metric.Ranking data · includes stale rows| Rank | Creator and why included | Estimated gross | Gap vs Tiller & Wheel | Freshness |
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| #1 |  Mike Brady & Team | Airliner, Oceanliner and Warship DesignsVideoProfile, tiers & post-preview similarity | AUD 2.9K | Different currencies | Aug 25, 2026 |
| #2 |  The New Kids On The DockPodcastsProfile, tiers & post-preview similarity | $1.3K | Different currencies | Aug 3, 2026Stale |
| #3 |  Tiller & WheelProfileVideoEstimated gross position in Content & vibe cohort | £1.2K | Reference | Aug 27, 2026 |
| #4 |  Discourse Miniatures | Dungeons & DiscourseVideoProfile, tiers & post-preview similarity | £950 | £256 fewer | Aug 19, 2026 |
| #5 |  Navigating NietzelsUncategorizedProfile, tiers & post-preview similarity | $788 | Different currencies | Aug 24, 2026 |
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What they publish231Profile posts3 postsLast month75%Members-only
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Article Latest postPublicT&W buys a wharf!$4.50 3 Buy now
today 0 likes 0 commentsAn opportunity presents itself...No public preview was captured for this post.ArticletodayPublic 0 0The Burnham ConnectionLast year, Ed met with a chap called John Boyce, a former Olympic sailor, who was on a mission. He wanted barges to return to Burnham on Crouch, Essex.Article6 hours ago£3 tier & up 5 1EclipsedLast week was the first of our Classical Twilight Cruises, with Roan's bespoke score accompanying guests down the river.ArticleAugust 11£3 tier & up 0 0In Memory of RoyAugust 8ArticleAugust 8Public 0 0Breaking BadIt's peak season for T&W, but the old ships are keeping us busy with constant running repairs.ArticleAugust 6£3 tier & up 2 1Join to unlock Share Gift LockedNo public preview was captured for this post.Articletoday£3 tier & up 0 0Daffers the Racing Machine!It may have been a slow start to the year for Lady D, but her season has well and truly exploded into life over the past fortnight.ImageJuly 26£3 tier & up 5 353rd Swale MatchRiding high on his Thames success, Oli is heading off to the Swale this weekend to once again compete for honours, albeit with a bit of added spice...ArticleJuly 24£3 tier & up 6 1Join us for a Sail!If you'd like to come and listen to the tale of how Oli bossed the Coasting Class at the Thames Match, he'll be sailing from Ship Pier tomorrow at 5pm and 7pm.ArticleJuly 22£3 tier & up 2 1Yobs take over Lady Daphne, run riot on Thames'You'll never win anything with kids', Alan Hansen famously said before Manchester United's youth squad went and won the Premier League.ArticleJuly 20£3 tier & up 0 0Thames Match Preview - Remembering a Day to ForgetIn the early hours of Friday morning, Edith May and Lady Daphne will head off round to the Thames for the annual barge match, first held in 1863. It is a race that has seen it's fair amount of drama, including the most disastrous moment of Edith May's career under our flag...ArticleJuly 16£3 tier & up 0 0
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