The detail
The builder walks through your business, the raise (goal and deadline), your story, photos and reward tiers, saving as you go.
When you publish, the campaign goes to review rather than straight to the public site. Allow a few days before the date you want to launch.
There is no cost to build or submit a campaign.
Read the full guide
Everything worth finishing before you hit publish: the project, the numbers, the photos, the reward costs, the warm list and the review step.
The structure of a campaign page that converts: the first two sentences, the money breakdown, photos that build trust, and the updates that keep a campaign alive.
Keep reading
Thirty to forty-five days. Shorter feels rushed to your slowest supporters; longer drains urgency and leaves a long quiet middle.
No. Sole proprietors, LLCs, corporations and registered nonprofits can all run a reward campaign — but you do need a real business behind it.