About
Many lift one.
A first-time creator's project is one block. The backers are the many small cubes holding it up. Our job is to bring the crowd before launch day.
Why we exist
Most first-time creators with a $20,000 to $60,000 goal cannot pay $4,000 to $12,000 up front before they know a campaign works. Commission-only ad agencies pay for ads but not for the page, rewards, pricing and launch plan, which first-timers get wrong most often. So we take the whole job and get paid only when you do.
Why the name
Kickstarter calls the people who fund a project backers. Getting backing is the outcome you want and the only thing we are paid for: no backing, no bill.
Tabletop first
Tabletop games had the highest success rate on Kickstarter in 2024: 80% of 6,646 launches funded (Kickstarter). We start there, add Gamefound for tabletop, then product design. We do not take gadgets: technology projects fund far less often.
What we are proud to run
A working prototype, a quoted landed unit cost, honest delivery dates and a goal from $15,000 to $150,000. Things we would back ourselves.
What we turn down
Hardware without a working prototype, health or safety claims, licensed IP you do not hold, goals set below real cost, and anything that needs us to hide shipping or delivery risk.
How we work
Software drafts page copy, reward tables, ad variants and emails in hours. A senior campaign reviewer, a person, approves every draft before it goes anywhere, and signs off the go or no-go decision. A contracts lawyer approves our fee agreement before anyone signs it.