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Kickstarter

Summary

Kickstarter is a crowdfunding platform that helps creators fund their projects through contributions from backers.

Detailed Description

Kickstarter was launched in 2009 and is primarily used to fund creative projects which include anything from films, music albums, games, technology, and other projects. It works on an all-or-nothing funding model, meaning projects must reach their funding goal to receive any money. Backers, in return for their funds, receive rewards which vary based on the level of contribution. The platform has become a popular choice for creators seeking to validate their ideas and directly engage their audience.

Category
Crowdfunding
Synonyms
crowdfunding
startup funding
project funding

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Film Production

Filmmakers use Kickstarter to fund their films, offering backers exclusive perks such as early screenings or signed merchandise.

Industries:

Entertainment

Platforms:

Kickstarter website
Game Development

Indie game developers can showcase their games and secure funding for development through backer contributions and rewards.

Industries:

Gaming

Platforms:

Kickstarter website
Product Design

Designers can gather funds for innovative products, and backers may receive the first edition of the product.

Industries:

Manufacturing
Consumer Goods

Platforms:

Kickstarter website
Art Projects

Artists leverage Kickstarter to fund exhibitions, prints, and installations by engaging potential patrons directly.

Industries:

Arts and Culture

Platforms:

Kickstarter website

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