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Pros and cons of Fundpop Crowdfunding







Drive early support with crowdfunding and pre-orders campaigns
Fundpop Crowdfunding pricing plans
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The app has 4 pricing plans: 1 free and 3 paid. The free plan offered by Fundpop Crowdfunding is Free. The paid plans offered by Fundpop Crowdfunding are Standard, Pro, Premium.
The details of the plans are outlined below.
| Pricing summary | Free plan available. Free trial available. |
| Total pricing plan(s) | 4 |
| Number of free plan(s) | 1 |
| Number of paid plan(s) | 3 |
| Cost of paid plan(s) | $9.99, $29.99, $99.99 |
| Free trial available | Yes, for 7 day(s) |
The table below highlights the crucial differences between Fundpop Crowdfunding and similar other Shopify apps based on parameters like ratings, reviews, features, pricing, etc.
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| Ratings | 4.6 ★ (21 reviews) | 5.0 ★ (2,108 reviews) | 5.0 ★ (3,816 reviews) | |
| Developed by | Fizzy Studio | Kairock Partners SRL | Artos Software | |
| Launch date | 31 July 2023 | 1 June 2020 | 1 November 2021 | |
| Pricing | Free, $9.99/month, $29.99/month, $99.99/month | Free, $5/month, $7/month, $23/month | Free, $10/month, $29/month, $69/month | |
| Objective | Drive early support with crowdfunding and pre-orders campaigns | Pre-order, Pre-sale, Back-in-Stock, Coming Soon + 4: 8:1 App available. | Inform me when items are restocked or added back to the stock list. | |
| Categories | Pre-orders | Pre-orders, Stock alerts | Pre-orders, Stock alerts | |
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| Purpose | Start crowdfunding campaigns right from your own shop. | 11:1 App allows preordering, backordering, pre-selling, stock restocking, checking stock status, upcoming products, and product drops. | Restock Rocket automatically sends alerts when you replenish stock, helping you boost sales! | |
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| Recommended | 91.3% | 99.4% | 99.5% | |
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| Total pricing plans | 4 | 4 | 4 | |
| Free plan | Available | Available | Available | |
| Free trial | Yes, for 7 day(s) | No | Yes, for 14 day(s) | |
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| Rating | 4.6 ★ | 5.0 ★ | 5.0 ★ | |
| Total reviews | 23 | 2,136 | 3,913 | |
| Launch date | 31 July 2023 | 1 June 2020 | 1 November 2021 | |
Fundpop allows you to initiate crowdfunding campaigns directly from your store for product launches, new collections, or prototype testing. It provides the flexibility to set goals based on quantity or funds raised, allowing multiple campaigns and real-time performance tracking.
The app is a robust crowdfunding solution for Shopify, offering flexible campaign creation with customizable widget modules that integrate seamlessly into existing store designs. It supports multiple campaign types, including donation-based and product-based fundraising, with features like brand customization, campaign milestones, and goal tracking by orders or revenue. The interface is user-friendly, leveraging Shopify’s familiar UI for ease of navigation. Strengths include strong customer support, quick responsiveness to feature requests, and a clean, professional design. However, some limitations exist, such as milestones not functioning with pre-orders and the inability to adjust campaign goals post-launch. While the app excels in simplicity and visual appeal, certain advanced functionalities remain under development. Updates are actively rolled out, indicating ongoing improvements. The free tier allows for two campaigns, making it accessible for small-scale testing. Overall, it is a versatile tool for crowdfunding, particularly suited for nonprofits and product-based campaigns, though some niche use cases may require further refinement.
For any questions, concerns, or assistance with Fundpop Crowdfunding, the dedicated support team is readily available to help. To reach out to the support team, users can send an email to [email protected].
Details of the Fundpop Crowdfunding are available in various languages on the Shopify app store, including English.
| Support email | support |
| Contact number(s) | Not available |
| FAQ page | Not available |
| Privacy policy | Privacy details |
| Language support | English |
The list of top Shopify apps, features or software tools that Fundpop Crowdfunding seamlessly integrates with are given below.
| Name | Fizzy Studio |
| Profile | See all apps by Fizzy Studio |
| Website | View developer profile |
| Address | Tracadie-Sheila, NB |
How to install Fundpop Crowdfunding on your Shopify store
Your name, email and store domain go straight to the Fizzy Studio team.
Fizzy Studio contacts you directly to arrange setup for your store.
Perfect your store’s functionality without the pressure to move on until you’re ready.
Fundpop Crowdfunding has an overall rating of 4.5 stars from a total of 23 reviews on the Shopify app store. Of these, 21 (91.3%) are positive, 0 (0.0%) are neutral, and 2 (8.7%) are negative*.
*Ratings above four stars fall under positive review, three star reviews fall under neutral, and anything less than two stars falls under negative.
A lot more flexible than Kickstarter. And cheaper. Their support team always gets back to me super quickly, too.
The app works great, and the support team is really helpful. They got back to me super quickly and helped me with my questions. Really appreciate the great support and smooth experience!
This 67 year old lady needed all the help she could get and Matt was SO attentive as he walked me through each step. He is AMAZING!
I was looking for an alternative to IndieGoGo for a project that I crowdfund every year (it's a yearly planner/diary that I put out and print/publish myself). I used IndieGoGo for seven years, but I was looking for an alternative this year for a few reasons:First, I really didn't like sending people out of my ecosystem. Especially if you're running ads and getting a lot of traffic to your crowdfunded project, sending people to IndieGoGo instead of to your shop where you can collect email addresses even if they don't support you financially right now - that was really bothering me. I do ads for this planner and every year I was sending thousands of people to IndieGoGo's site, and I didn't even want to think about all the email sign ups I was missing out on. Second, I don't like giving them 5%. Yes, they help you with marketing, but really the only way they help you with marketing is if your project takes off and gets funded right away, so they feature you in the new and successful projects. Okay, but the whole point of IndieGoGo marketing me is to make me successful, so if I'm putting in the work to make myself successful in the first place, how are you helping? I noticed year over year that only between 5-8% of my funding would come from IndieGoGo directly. Okay, so I'm giving them 5% and potentially getting up to 8% more funding, so that's a net of 3%? I guess that could be good except for my third point which is...Third: their payout schedule stinks. My planner operates on a very strict timeline because it's a dated calendar so the file has to be submitted and the project has to be paid for by June or July at the very latest to have it arrive in time for the holidays and January. I normally run my crowdfunder in the spring - I'm not going to do it in February when people only just received their planner in December or January - and with the new changes in IndieGoGo last year their payout schedule changed so that I was waiting for months going through their safety team checks. Like, I've been using you for seven years! You don't know that I'm not a legit person by now? It made me very nearly miss my shipping deadline to my backers. So all of that made me want to look for another option. I did some research and found Fundpop. It was super easy to set up multiple tiers. When I ran into some questions, their customer service was great. And you get payouts on the normal Shopify schedule, so I was able to pay the printer and get my file to them a month earlier than even past years with IndieGoGo (before the weird payout schedule change) this year. And their plans are much less expensive, obviously. I guess if you're brand new, and don't already have an audience, then using IndieGoGo or Kickstarter would be good for the credibility to potential backers, as opposed to just your Shopify store. And I guess they send you some extra traffic. But if you already have an audience, if you're doing ads anyway, if you have a Shopify platform already (which, clearly you do because you're here), then why would you give them the extra money away, AND lose email signups? So yeah, I'll be using Fundpop in the future for this project, and any others I do. Thanks for building an awesome app!
Très bonne application de crowdfunding !FunPop est vraiment facile à paramétrer et à prendre en main, même sans être développeur. L’interface est claire, les fonctionnalités sont complètes et permettent de créer rapidement des campagnes propres et professionnelles.Parfait pour mettre en place des précommandes, des objectifs de financement et des paliers de récompenses directement sur son site. Le support est réactif et à l’écoute. Je recommande fortement !
Rankings, review momentum and install geography, refreshed weekly. Open the full charts for history, benchmarks and keyword detail.
Position and market share today
| Keywordcrowd funding | #1 | 64.3% ▼3.0 |
| KeywordCampaign types | #2 | 4.7% ▼50.3 |
| Keywordfunding | #9 | 0.6% ▲0.3 |
| KeywordDeferred payments | #18 | 0.0% ▼0.0 |
Cumulative reviews · last 6 months
The key features offered by Fundpop Crowdfunding to Shopify store owners are:
Yes, Fundpop Crowdfunding seamlessly integrates with other Shopify apps or tools, such as Show the progress of your campaign clearly on your product pages., Set your campaign objectives based on the number of items sold or the amount of funds collected., Choose the selling price for each variation of your product..
Yes, Fundpop Crowdfunding offers a 7-day free trial on all its paid plans.
The app has 4 pricing plans: 1 free and 3 paid. The paid plans cost $9.99/month, $29.99/month, $99.99/month, and come with a 7-day free trial period.
Fundpop Crowdfunding uses USD for billing, with recurring and usage-based charges invoiced usually every 30 days.
Yes, Fundpop Crowdfunding allows its subscribers to cancel or upgrade their subscription plan at any time.
Yes, Fundpop Crowdfunding offers a dedicated support team for any kind of app-related assistance. To reach out to the support team, users can send an email to [email protected].
Please reach out to their support team at [email protected] to confirm its compatibility with your specific Shopify theme.
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A lot more flexible than Kickstarter. And cheaper. Their support team always gets back to me super quickly, too.
The app works great, and the support team is really helpful. They got back to me super quickly and helped me with my questions. Really appreciate the great support and smooth experience!
This 67 year old lady needed all the help she could get and Matt was SO attentive as he walked me through each step. He is AMAZING!
I was looking for an alternative to IndieGoGo for a project that I crowdfund every year (it's a yearly planner/diary that I put out and print/publish myself). I used IndieGoGo for seven years, but I was looking for an alternative this year for a few reasons:First, I really didn't like sending people out of my ecosystem. Especially if you're running ads and getting a lot of traffic to your crowdfunded project, sending people to IndieGoGo instead of to your shop where you can collect email addresses even if they don't support you financially right now - that was really bothering me. I do ads for this planner and every year I was sending thousands of people to IndieGoGo's site, and I didn't even want to think about all the email sign ups I was missing out on. Second, I don't like giving them 5%. Yes, they help you with marketing, but really the only way they help you with marketing is if your project takes off and gets funded right away, so they feature you in the new and successful projects. Okay, but the whole point of IndieGoGo marketing me is to make me successful, so if I'm putting in the work to make myself successful in the first place, how are you helping? I noticed year over year that only between 5-8% of my funding would come from IndieGoGo directly. Okay, so I'm giving them 5% and potentially getting up to 8% more funding, so that's a net of 3%? I guess that could be good except for my third point which is...Third: their payout schedule stinks. My planner operates on a very strict timeline because it's a dated calendar so the file has to be submitted and the project has to be paid for by June or July at the very latest to have it arrive in time for the holidays and January. I normally run my crowdfunder in the spring - I'm not going to do it in February when people only just received their planner in December or January - and with the new changes in IndieGoGo last year their payout schedule changed so that I was waiting for months going through their safety team checks. Like, I've been using you for seven years! You don't know that I'm not a legit person by now? It made me very nearly miss my shipping deadline to my backers. So all of that made me want to look for another option. I did some research and found Fundpop. It was super easy to set up multiple tiers. When I ran into some questions, their customer service was great. And you get payouts on the normal Shopify schedule, so I was able to pay the printer and get my file to them a month earlier than even past years with IndieGoGo (before the weird payout schedule change) this year. And their plans are much less expensive, obviously. I guess if you're brand new, and don't already have an audience, then using IndieGoGo or Kickstarter would be good for the credibility to potential backers, as opposed to just your Shopify store. And I guess they send you some extra traffic. But if you already have an audience, if you're doing ads anyway, if you have a Shopify platform already (which, clearly you do because you're here), then why would you give them the extra money away, AND lose email signups? So yeah, I'll be using Fundpop in the future for this project, and any others I do. Thanks for building an awesome app!
Très bonne application de crowdfunding !FunPop est vraiment facile à paramétrer et à prendre en main, même sans être développeur. L’interface est claire, les fonctionnalités sont complètes et permettent de créer rapidement des campagnes propres et professionnelles.Parfait pour mettre en place des précommandes, des objectifs de financement et des paliers de récompenses directement sur son site. Le support est réactif et à l’écoute. Je recommande fortement !
great app, amazing support, I highly recommend it, very user-friendly
Simple à installer et très bonne réactivité de l'équipe sur des besoins spécifiques.
We trialled some other crowdfunding platforms and apps before installing Fundpop. They have been by far the easiest, most flexible and most responsive. They are a pleasure to work with and their support has been a huge help to us as we have gotten ready to launch our campaign. Thank you Fundpop!
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