A kickstarter clone that accept BTC?

[advanced]

Hi,
I'm helping the launch of a crowdfunding campaign (here - > https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/stalactite-3d-hd-printer--2/x/7225600#home) .

I want to accept BTC but I didn't find any reliable services.

Should I do it manually?  Thant just sucks.

[1713926610]

1713926610

[1713926610]

1713926610

[1713926610]

1713926610

[1713926610]

1713926610

[1713926610]

1713926610

[ahmedjadoon]

Hire a Bitcoin experienced developer to integrate Bitcoin payment in your website.Its possible I'm sure.

[advanced]

eink? 

Thank you for your help, I'm not looking at technical solutions, I'm looking for a platform

[CrackedLogic]

Try startjoin.com

[eternalgloom]

http://coinfunder.com/

Looks pretty good

[roslinpl]

http://coinfunder.com/

Looks pretty good

Looks pretty DEAD last projects are from 2013.. ~March

[dewdeded]

Check these out, OP:

-> crowdtilt.com
-> ignitiondeck.com

[RobertWoges]

Hi Guys,

Why don't you try SF Platform which has multi beneficial features in it to raise fund for your project. To more please visit - http://www.agriya.com/products/kickstarter-clone

[gmx95]

Try places like odesk or freelancer. advertise a job there with specific tasks. You will get a few people applying and you can choose the best for the job.

[validium]

http://coinfunder.com/

Looks pretty good

Coinfunder is dead.

Try bitcoinstarter.com .But due to bitcoin not being fully mainstream yet your project might struggle to get funding.

And if you are wondering if the site is legit, then yes it is.

[oceans]

I would go with bitcoinstarter if you are looking for something to help take donations for a crowd funding campaign. I think it's great that you are starting something like this out with bitcoins as it's another positive that can be added to a long list of positives involving bitcoins. It may take a while to completely hit off but if someone is willing to do it, it can only go further within time.

[counter]

Hi,
I'm helping the launch of a crowdfunding campaign (here - > https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/stalactite-3d-hd-printer--2/x/7225600#home) .

I want to accept BTC but I didn't find any reliable services.

Should I do it manually?  Thant just sucks.

Not sure if you found what your looking for but I thought it is worth mention that posting a thread in the services section for someone to help you may be a good idea.  Not only that but you could have people competing for the job and the price you pay may not be much.  I think it's worth trying if your willing to pay someone you may score a deal. 

[ncrypted]

Checkout Fundraiser -  A kickstarter Clone provides various extensive features that helps to raise fund for your project. For more detail visit - http://ncrypted.net/kickstarter-clone

[voshuga]

Looks pretty good Smiley

[DiamondCardz]

There's plenty of kickstarter clones that accept BTC, but they've all looked and acted rather shabby and none of them have had the same feel as a successful site such as indiegogo or kickstarter. A lot of that is because they fail to provide utilities for project updates, proper reward mechanisms, etc. That's why they're basically all dead.

[gentlemand]

I don't think crowdfunding is a model that'll ever really work too well with Bitcoin, at least not in the foreseeable future. Volatility might either massively enrich the proposer by the time it comes to fruition thus enraging the funders, or if it goes in the other direction they won't be able to buy the pot they need to piss. Either way someone's losing out. And that's before we even get to the potential for scamminess.

[DiamondCardz]

I don't think crowdfunding is a model that'll ever really work too well with Bitcoin, at least not in the foreseeable future. Volatility might either massively enrich the proposer by the time it comes to fruition thus enraging the funders, or if it goes in the other direction they won't be able to buy the pot they need to piss. Either way someone's losing out. And that's before we even get to the potential for scamminess.

You are right there in that that's a part of it, though I believe the fact that every kickstarter clone that has come up that has accepted BTC so far has looked like it has been made in 30 seconds by some cheap outsourcing company. There's plenty of ways to get around volatility, for instance using a payment processor to convert to USD. It cheapens it a bit, but it'd work.