Split the cost of something big

Pool money for birthday gifts, real estate, parties, shared items, etc.

Buy a product in bulk to save money

Raise money for a personal project from friends

Set up a personal fundraising page.

Collect dues ahead of time and eliminate excuses

Avoid getting stuck covering costs when someone in the group doesn't pay.

Confirm demand before selling

Secure a minimum number of sales before going into production.

• See a real, completed Fundable group action in which a person collected dues from group of people for a trip.
• See a real, completed group action in which a group of people pooled money for a gift.
• See a real, completed group action in which a web site leader raised money.
• See a real, completed group action in which each person received a huge discount by buying in a group.

Non-profit Organizations, Activists and Political Candidates

Fire up your supporters by setting specific, all-or-nothing fundraising goals.

Supporters

Contribute in greater amounts with confidence, knowing that your money will either take action or come back to you.

Event Organizers

Avoid the risk of low turnout when planning an event. Either sell the minimum number of tickets required to cover your expenses or refund everyone's money.

Artists

Avoid the risk of low turnout and save your fans ticket fees by selling directly. Either sell the minimum number of tickets required to cover your expenses or refund everyone's money.

• See a real, completed group action in which a group of people pooled money to make an event happen.

Power Users

Split the cost of open source software features, documentation, or artwork with other people.

Developers

Set up an all-or-nothing fundraising page to for a new set of features.

Technical Writers

Sell your ability to write clear documentation to open source developers and power users.

• See a real, completed group action in which a group of people raised money for an open source software release.