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Kickstarter is a crowdfunding platform that was launched in 2009, designed to help bring creative projects to life by connecting creators with backers who pledge financial support. It focuses on funding a wide range of projects, including but not limited to art, design, technology, music, and film. The platform operates on an all-or-nothing funding model, which means that a project must reach its specified funding goal before any money is collected from backers. This approach motivates both creators and backers to reach the target, ensuring that creators have the full budget they need to deliver on their promises.

Creators set up a campaign page to showcase their project, often including a compelling description, budget breakdown, timeline, and a promotional video to attract potential backers. Additionally, they offer various tiers of rewards to backers, which may range from a simple thank you note to exclusive merchandise or experiences related to the project. This structured incentive system is designed to engage and build a community around the project from the ground up.

Kickstarter has facilitated the funding of numerous successful projects, raising billions of dollars and supporting the creative endeavors of individuals and companies globally. However, not every project succeeds in reaching its funding goal, and backers assume the risk of the project not being completed as intended. Despite these risks, Kickstarter continues to be a significant force in democratizing access to capital for creative projects and fostering innovation and creativity worldwide.

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