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10 Popular Crowdfunding Sites to Try Today

The Crowdfunding industry experts estimated 26.87 percent CAGR till 2020 at the beginning of 2016. The global crowdfunding industry raised $34 billion, according to 2015 Massolution Crowdfunding Industry Report.   The industry is growing fast and re-adjusting the way entrepreneurs fund their creative endeavors. It appears to be creating opportunity in virtually everything, from raising capital for startups to getting school fees for students. Here are 10 popular crowdfunding sites to try today:

 1) Experiment

Experiment focuses on sciences only. Therefore, if your project has no relation to science, you had better try another site. If you have a project in any scientific field, this is the crowdfunding site to visit without delay. Your request for funds from investors who may be interested in your project must demonstrate the problem that the project aims to solve. You must also demonstrate that you are an expert in the areas that you want to research on.

2) Donorbox

Donorbox is a crowdfunding platform that empowers nonprofit projects with a conversion-optimized crowdfunding campaign. On Donorbox, you can create a Quick, custom-branded, compelling, and dedicated crowdfunding campaign in minutes and send campaign updates to donors and subscribers with social proof to fuel donation inflow!

3) CircleUp

CircleUp is one of the best equity crowdfunding platforms that provides startups with the opportunity to network with experts, retailers, and entrepreneurs. “You can also connect with accredited investors, who have a net worth of at least $1 million and an annual income of at least $200,000.”

4) Indiegogo

Indiegogo crowdfunding site allows you to seek funds for your personal ventures. Your project may be related to music, art, technology, religion or health among others. So far, Indiegogo has been used by celebrities aiming at bringing film ideas to reality and people with the aim of improving life in their community. You may choose the fixed option where you pay a 4% fee or the flexible option where you pay a 9% fee if you do not reach your goal.

5) Kickstarter

If you are an artist seeking to crowdfund a project, Kickstart is the best site for you. The range of projects for which you can seek funding on this website is limitless as long as you have a clear idea of the project. You should also be prepared to share the results with members of the community.

6) Patreon

Patreon is a site that allows artists to access crowdfunding. The main requirement is that you allow those who give, usually a monthly stipend, access to all your content. The site is specifically for creation and distribution of creative content. You cannot crowdfund for vacations and payment of debts.

7) Fund Anything

Fund Anything, as the name suggests, has no limitation as to the type of project that you can seek finance for. The only limitation is that you should not seek funding for an illegal activity. It may be a wedding party, a birthday party or even raising funds for a medical bill. Contributions come from your friends, relatives and community members willing to help you. All you need to do is create a listing where your campaign can be reviewed and people can give their support. You can also share your listing on a social media platform such as Facebook to ensure that your friends are aware of your fundraising.

8) Pozible

Pozible is an international crowdfunding site that accepts pledges in several currencies and formats including bitcoin. A key requirement is that the target must be met, otherwise, you will not get anything.

9) RocketHub

RocketHub does not have restrictions as to the kind of projects that you wish to fund. However, your project should not be illegal. The site allows you to keep whatever amount you raise even if it is below your target.

10) Gofundme.com

Gofundme helps you create crowdfunding campaigns and Fundraising for the people and charities you care about.

If you have been wondering how to get funding for any legal project or activity, worry no more. The above crowdfunding sites provide the answer. You only need to visit the one that best suits your project and preference.

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