Budgeting your Kickstarter project is one of the most important things you need to do before launching your project. Good budget management will help Creator allocate and control the various costs of the project and grasp the costs that are easily overlooked to ensure that you can afford all costs.

A recent official announcement stated that Kickstarter will be open to raising funds indefinitely, and creators who fund projects on Kickstarter will be able to raise funds quickly even after the event ends. In the past, Kickstarter projects could last from one to 60 days, and creators who wanted to continue fundraising after reaching their goal had to leave the platform to continue raising funds. The new feature will allow crowdfunding campaigns to raise funds indefinitely.

Crowdfunding platforms allow sellers to submit products for review by potential customers before they go into mass production. Sellers can publish prototypes, new products or even concepts and set a fundraising target amount. Interested investors (backers) can provide funding for the project in exchange for products or other rewards.