We’re very excited to announce a major milestone. Startups on Fundable have received over $80,000,000 in funding commitments from backers and investors. Incredible companies across all industries have grown and scaled their businesses — launching new products and services and tapping into our network of consumer investors.
We’re thrilled that so many passionate entrepreneurs have reached their funding goals and are launching great businesses across the country!
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Lingurar on October 19, 2014
I've seen first hand how crowdfunding can help stgrluging artists. A friend of mine raise 2,500 for a stop animation project she had to put on the back burner for a couple years due to low funds. My issues with crowdfunding is the tendency for established acts to get in the game and raise uber-cash I think could be better spent on more unknown artists. Look at Amanda Palmer who raised a million dollars. That is absurd. I feel like it is a bit exploitative.