Appsplit
| File:Appsplit logo.png | |
Type of site | Crowdfunding |
|---|---|
| Available in | English |
| Headquarters | San Diego, California , United States |
| Website | www |
| Commercial | Yes |
| Launched | 2010 |
appsplit is a San Diego, California based company founded in 2010 that provides an online platform to raise funds, find freelancers, or sell apps via crowdsourcing.[1] It allows app developers to post a campaign for their apps, explain the purpose of their apps, and seek financial help to complete the development of the apps. [2]
History
appsplit was created by Hussein Yahfoufi, who was looking for an exit strategy for an app he had created. Initially, appsplit was a platform that only allowed you to sell apps. With the rise of crowdsourcing, appsplit was enhanced to cater for crowdfunding as well. [3]
Campaign types
appsplit has multiple campaign types on its platform:
- All-or-None Funding: similar to other crowdfunding platforms. The campaign owner sets a funding goal and only receives the funds if the goal is met or exceeded.
- Open Funding: similar to the All-or-None funding campaign; however, the campaign owner receives the funds even if the goal is not reached.
- Sell: allows you to sell your app or app idea.
- Develop: can be used to find a freelancer to work on the app with you.
appsplit currently charges a 10% fee of total funds raised for open campaigns and a 5% fee for all-or-none campaigns.[5]
See also
References
- ↑ Biggs, John. "Appsplit Is Crowdfunding For Apps". Tech Crunch.
- ↑ Kwan, Michael. "Appsplit: Kickstarter Crowdfunding for App Developers". Mobile Mag.
- ↑ Hough, Kathryn. "Crowdfund Your App Idea With Appsplit". Techli.
- ↑ Ingram, Shawn. "Appsplit is a Kickstarter For Apps". Gottabe Mobile.
- ↑ appsplit Support Center: What are the fees charged by appsplit?
External links
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