A first-time founder does not need a development team to get a crowdfunding platform live. They need a clear checklist, a few decisions and someone to do the technical work. Here is exactly what happens, day by day, and what we need from you.
We start with a call to confirm the decisions above and collect your logo, domain and access details. The 10 business day clock starts when we have your domain, hosting access and logo.
We install the platform on your domain and apply your branding: logo, favicon, site name and colors across the whole site and every email. The result is a true white label crowdfunding platform, with nothing of ours showing.
We connect Stripe Connect, set your fee split, and run a test pledge end to end, from backer checkout to creator payout, before anything goes public.
We set up your categories and legal pages, apply the SEO defaults for your domain, and use the AI features to draft copy that you review and approve.
You click through the finished platform and tell us what to change. We fix it, and we retest the payment flow once more.
We switch Stripe to live mode, run a final check, and your platform is open for its first campaign. We then run a one-hour onboarding call so you know exactly how to manage it.
The usual causes are late logo files or access details, slow feedback during review, and Stripe's own account verification. That is why the clock pauses while we wait on you or on Stripe, and why we ask for the basics up front.
With Launch you get 60 days of email support. With Launch + Managed we also host the platform, apply updates and security patches, keep backups and monitor it, with priority support. If you want to understand how a platform earns before you commit, read how crowdfunding platforms make money.
*The 10 business day clock starts once we have your domain, hosting access and logo, and pauses while we wait on details from you or on Stripe’s review.
We install it, brand it and connect payments on your domain, so you can focus on growing your community. See the launch packages, or try the live demo first.
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