So you have all the characteristics of an entrepreneur and you are determined to start your own business if it kills you. You take a lot of time in writing a business plan that will blow people away. Now comes to the money part of it. You have rulled out bootstrapping your startup and you need money now. Depending on what is is you are doing, crowdfunding might be your next step.

Crowdfunding is a popular way to get the word out about your project’s financial needs.  Through a number of different crowdfunding websites, you can share details about what you’re up to, give donors an idea of exactly how much you need in the way of funding, and even offer sample products and services as thank you gifts to backers as a way of thanking them for their support. Which Websites Are Best for Raising Funds? Here is a list of the best crowdfunding sites where crowdfunding prevails:

crowdfunding sites

  1. Free to launch and no upfront barriers
  2. Keep the funds you raise (not an ‘all or nothing’ model)
  3. Fastest payout, lower fees
  4. Latest industry news
  5. Opportunity for broad exposure on A&E
  6. Potential to have A&E as your funder – significant funds allocated to RocketHub projects
  7. International access
  8. Unique, simple crowdfunding education – curriculum and tools
  9. Most diverse community – art, science, business, and social good

Signing up for an account is fast and free so what are you waiting for?  Get people to donate and help fund your dream right away.  Television network A&E is one of the company’s partners.  They offer their own resources for entrepreneurs. Receive funding and support for whatever it is that inspires you.  Write that book about budget travel, pay for the app you want to develop or raise knowledge about a cause that’s worth fighting for.  Choose the crowdfunding website that best meets your needs and put your social media skills to use promoting your project.  Your dream is only as big as you make it.  You can raise funds in a revolutionary way through websites like Kickstarter, IndieGoGo, Crowdit, and Rockethub.

Have any of you had experience with any of these crowdfunding website?

Author: Charissa

Charissa is into frugal living and saving money.