Crowd Funding is becoming more and more popular. If you think you’d like to give it a try but are not sure where to start then give this list a glance.
Kickstarter
Kickstarter is the Crowd Funding site that seems to get the most media attention. They have a large user base and make the whole process of Crowd Funding pretty easy.
RocketHub
RocketHub actually has a fair amount of genreal Crowd Funding information in their help section. They also offer a service called LaunchPad, which is a little different than Crowd Funding.
WeFunder
WeFunder focuses on business start-ups. WeFunder has been receiving a lot of publicity recently, earning it a mention on this list.
BelieversFund or AppsFunder
Believing that a focused crowd is the best for Crowd Funding AppsFunder is focused on funding mobile app development.
Quirky
Quirky is geared towards quirky products. It’s worth a look if for nothing else than to see all the cool gadgets.
Still not sure? Give this other post a look Crowd Funding – Does it Work?
Did you create a Crowd Funding project? Share it with us in the comments so we can check it out!
Hey Lyle,
That’s interesting. I’m curious to know some details about your project. Would you mind sharing?
My project was turned down by Kickstarter stating that, “Unfortunately, this project does not meet our guidelines. This isn’t a judgment on the quality of this project, just a reflection of our focus”.
Lyle Sardie