Juicecrowd

Spin up a public funding page in minutes—no spreadsheets, no gatekeepers. Connect your wallet, name your project, add a quick pitch, and choose how contributions are handled. Set a funding window, cap or goal, and any perks you want to issue (token access, badges, allowlist spots, or simple thank‑yous). Add payout addresses for collaborators or vendors and choose how income should be split. Preview everything, then publish with a single transaction so your campaign is live and trackable from day one.

Once you’re live, share a short link or drop an embed on your site. Supporters can contribute from any modern wallet and see their receipt immediately. If you enabled perks, they can claim them from a clean, self‑serve page—no manual fulfillment. Your dashboard updates in real time: you’ll see total raised, recent backers, and scheduled distributions. Pin milestones and updates so newcomers know what’s shipped and what’s next. Need to adjust timing, limits, or splits? Propose a change, confirm it with your wallet, and the new configuration takes effect for the next cycle.

Team workflows are built in. Assign roles for managers, finance, and comms so responsibilities are clear without exposing your keys. Route income to multiple recipients automatically, set percentages for each partner, or schedule one‑off transfers for vendors. Use analytics to spot momentum, export CSVs for bookkeeping, and connect webhooks to notify Discord or trigger automations. You can run private previews for early supporters with allowlists, set per‑wallet maximums to prevent whales from dominating, and add a multisig for high‑stakes approvals.

Common playbooks are ready to go. Launch an open‑source module: outline milestones, issue contributor tokens as access credentials, and stream payments to maintainers. Ship an indie game demo: offer early builds at defined tiers and grant testers a badge on delivery. Produce a short film: budget equipment and post, lock splits for your crew, and release updates after each shoot. Run a community event: collect sponsorships, auto‑route a portion to venue and catering, and publish receipts. Test a DAO pilot fund: set contribution windows by season, use perks to gate discussion spaces, and roll surplus into the next round. At every step, your treasury, commitments, and history stay transparent so backers understand exactly how their money moves.