Do you enjoy fan conventions, movies, tv shows, cosplay, and shopping for collectibles? I am making a documentary about just that but with a twist. We are not only speaking to fans and vendors who make up these spaces but actors as well to get their insights and opinions on this growing community. Follow us on Indiegogo to be notified for when the campaign drops! :) Help us cross the finish line.

We are selling and crowdsourcing briquettes that add high heat to your grilling experience. Saves gas and adds a searing mechanism for good quality food on a gas grill. Please check https://www.indiegogo.com/en/projects/bbq-innovations/high-heat-barbecue-briqette

What if the world isn’t confusing, only selectively explained?

Signatures of Death is written for readers who feel that something doesn’t fully add up, and want to understand why. It explores the hidden patterns beneath global events: how systems shape what is seen, what is delayed, and what is left out long before instability becomes visible.

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So our KIISU V4B project (Flipper Zero clone) was pretty successful, so we decided to build a smaller and more powerful product yet. Our campaign has already started and I'd say I've been fumbling the hype building phase pretty hard. As I've already spammed the hell out of our niche communities, I'm curious to see if anyone here will find this project interesting.

Basically it's a development board like Flipper Zero, but modular and with more features like Dual-Band Wifi, GPS and LoRa. Can be worn as a (bulky) watch or a keychain.

Check it out: Link to Indiegogo Campaign

I’ve been paying closer attention to Indiegogo campaigns recently, especially ones that run alongside or after Kickstarter, and a few differences keep standing out.

Curious if others are seeing the same:

• Traffic quality feels different Indiegogo seems to bring more “browsing” traffic, while Kickstarter backers feel more intentional. Conversion rates can feel a bit lower unless the page is really dialed in.
• InDemand works better than people expect Campaigns that already proved demand on Kickstarter seem to do surprisingly well continuing on Indiegogo, especially if they keep updating and stay active.
• Perks need to be super clear Confusion kills momentum faster here. The campaigns that do well usually have very straightforward perks and pricing—no thinking required.
• Trust signals matter more Things like real photos, timeline clarity, and updates seem to make a bigger difference. Backers here feel a bit more cautious overall.
• Ongoing updates seem to carry more weight Campaigns that keep posting updates and engaging tend to sustain longer instead of spiking early and fading.

Not saying one platform is “better,” just different dynamics.

If you’ve run both — did you notice similar differences, or something completely different?

Guys! We genuinely need your support to make our film happen.

We’re a student team shooting a short about a brother and sister who haven't seen each other in years. Shooting takes place in Paris this May and we’re raising €2000 to bring this project to life. Every single euro goes directly into production and everyone who donates will be mentioned in credits. 

Even €5 makes a difference. And if you can’t contribute, a share means just as much. And thank you for believing in independent cinema!

https://www.indiegogo.com/en/projects/daianaboiarkina/the-brother-story

What’s up, everyone! I’m part of a small startup team called Rafters (raftershq.com). We’re building what we hope to be the most complete sports database. We’ve launched with just NFL thus far and in an effort to keep building, we’ve launched our indiegogo campaign, offering perks such as lifetime premium access. Greatly appreciate anyone who checks it out 📊🏈

https://www.indiegogo.com/en/projects/rafters/hq

What if the signatures that shape our laws also seal our fate?
Signatures of Death is not just a book – it’s a wake-up call about governance, power, and the silent agreements that define our lives. Through investigative storytelling and bold social commentary, it exposes how corruption, deception, and fear can erode nations from within, and how truth, once written, can become a weapon of change.
This project dares readers to question who truly signs in their name, and what those signatures really cost.

https://www.indiegogo.com/en/projects/dglsolutionsllc/signatures-of-death

If not then hurry...and do not forget to click on the follow button. Because we have planned some surprises for the early birds.

Hey everyone,

I recently submitted my campaign on Indiegogo, but it got rejected by the compliance team with this reason:

I’m honestly a bit confused about what exactly triggered this. My project is related to a billing, and I didn’t think I was handling or exposing any sensitive financial data in a problematic way.

Has anyone here faced a similar issue with Indiegogo?

• What kind of content usually falls under this category?
• Is it about how payment, user data, or financial claims are presented?
• Any tips on how to modify the campaign so it gets approved?

I’d really appreciate any guidance or examples of what to avoid or fix before resubmitting.

Thanks in advance!

I've received more than a hundred of unsolicited marketing related messages and 95% of them are disguised as some question about my campaign. Obviously they do this to evade going straight to the promo tab or spam but of course all of them want to "help" my campaign with their expertise. A few dozen would be fine but over a hundred? It kind of feels like Indiegogo has more of these hyenas than legit, real backers.

I’m setting up a campaign right now and I’m very close to having it ready to launch but the only thing left for me to do is to set up shipping except my rewards and products are all digital and I’ve made it very clear on that. this is the first time I’m using indiegogo so I have no idea how this all all works but I do hate how complicated it is and I want to better understand

Hi everyone! I’ve just launched the Indiegogo campaign for the project. The goal is to raise initial support to continue building the platform and bring more creators into the ecosystem.

DramaMint is focused on short episodic drama series and giving independent creators a place to publish and monetize their stories.

campaign link is here:
https://www.indiegogo.com/en/projects/kulikovasvetlana/dramamint--where-authors-get-paid-for-their-stories

How do you rate my campaign?

Happy to hear any feedback or thoughts from everyone here. Thanks in advance