Kickstarter Alternatives

With Indiegogo you can crowd fund innovations in tech and design before they go mainstream and support entrepreneurs that are working to bring their dreams to life. The Indiegogo crowdfunding platform was founded in 2008 and has to-date raised over $1.5 billion in funding for projects. To crowd fund with Indiegogo you are charged a 5% platform fee across all crowdfunding campaigns. If you run your campaign on another platforms as well, that rises to 8%.

Fundly is a best in class fundrasing platform the makes it easy to rais funds online. With Fundly, you can create a profile page that represent your project and the idea behind it. All funds collected with Fundly is handle through a secure payment processor that instatly collects funding and online donaitions.

Patreon is platform that help podcasters, video creators, musicians, visual artists, communities, writers and journalists to fund their projects. With Patreon, creators can accept monthly donations on a subscription basis.

An America online crowdfunding platform launched in 2010. RocketHub is used by musicians, entrepreneurs, scientists, game developers, philanthropists, filmmakers, photographers, theatre producers/directors, writers, and fashion designers to raise funds for new projects and products.

GoFundMe is the most trusted online fundraising platform. With GoFundMe you can start a crowdfunding campaign on a platform that has raised over $5 billion to projects and businesses.

Fundable is a crowdfunding platform that allow anyone to fund their business idea. To-date, over $615 million in funding has been raised with Fundable.

Liberapay is a recurrent donations platform help you fund your own creations or other creators and their projects.