No More Platform Fees For Charity Crowdfunding Campaigns
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) February 10, 2014 -- Tubestart.com, the crowdfunding platform for digital video creators, is waiving fees for charity crowdfunding projects. The company believes in the essence of giving back to the community and supporting good causes.
Other major platforms like Kickstarter do not allow any kind of charity campaigns on their platform and Indiegogo charges 501(c)(3) registered organizations a fee. Tubestart introduces zero platform fees aimed at all digital video related and 501(c)(3) registered charity campaigns, the only payment required from such campaigns would be payment processing charges.
"We want to give back to the community and enable creators to use our platform for free to raise funds for charity projects," said Tubestart co-founder and CEO Josef Holm.
Tubestart is a crowdfunding platform dedicated exclusively to online video creators. They are focused on creating a platform where fans of online video can connect with the people who make them, to support the content they love, while enabling creators to get the financial backing to start new or enhance existing online video channels.
Utilizing specialized funding options not available on other crowdfunding platforms, Tubestart is quickly establishing itself as the leading crowdfunding platform in the multi-billion dollar digital video industry by helping creators raise more capital than any other platform.
Only 5% of people know about crowdfunding, but over 1 billion people visit YouTube each month. Crowdfunding is estimated to be a $15bn per year industry by 2015 - up from $5.1bn in 2013 and $2.9bn in 2012.
Josef Holm (Co-Founder), TubeStart Inc, http://www.tubestart.com, 310 733 8839, [email protected]
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