Pozible, the leading Australian crowdfunding platform, recently landed on the shores of the United States – San Francisco to be exact. Their strategic move is part of their effort to break into probably the most competitive of crowdfunding markets and they are planning some changes to help with the push.
Pozible is planning on launching a subscription model of crowdfunding where backers may pledge once but have their support funds processed on a regular basis to receive ongoing rewards. This new model is aimed at continuous campaigns and is also will work well with magazines and membership drives. Crowdfunders will also be able to combine traditional one-off rewards and ongoing rewards together in one campaign – a new way to optimize campaign organizers chances of reaching their funding target and creating a viable ongoing support base.
Pozible is also adding another twist to their expansion: Self Hosted Crowdfunding.
Coming soon crowdfunders may use the Pozible platform to power their very own site. No coding required by embedded their application on your own domain. Pozible does have some competition in this initiative but it just aids to buttress their portfolio of features and functionality for the diverse universe of crowdfunding campaigns. New projects will be able to use these features without and service fee.
The platform proudly touts their success of having hosted over 4300 projects boasting a 55% success rate (far higher than their main competitors) and they want to capture your crowdfunding business. So if you want to welcome Pozible to San Francisco do so by heading over to their site and signing up for more info.
