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Spreedly just finished their crowdsourced funding on Kickstarter on May 6. I have to presume that they've had some lawyers help out since then. I'd really lov
by sachinag 16y ago
Spreedly just finished their crowdsourced funding on Kickstarter on May 6. I have to presume that they've had some lawyers help out since then. I'd really love to see what they came up with to find a clear path. If there really is a viable donor model path for funding (I believe that Blogger did this for a bit as well) that is replicable, that could really change things nicely. Then you've got product/market fit, MVP, paying customers, and all the other stuff in one nice, neat package.
- mrkurt 16y agoSpreedly's Kickstart package was different than Kickstarter the bounty site. Spreedly actually sold an expensive, "lifetime" service rather than just asking for money to do anything. We bought one, I think it was $700 for a lifetime of no monthly fees and transaction fees pegged at 1%.