I know it sounds weird but there are some places where you can find the money for your business.
based on the statistics and places I've studied I've made a list where you can find financing for your business.
1. #GoFundMe
in the first place, I put GoFundMe, an American platform for financing your business and many other areas. this platform allows people to raise money for start-up businesses, events, celebrations, schools, accidents, disasters and many more. on this platform, we will look at some projects to raise money.
you will find the link of this platform in the description
2. #Kickstarter
In the second place, I put Kickstarter, which claims to be the largest money-funding platform.
on this platform, we will look at some projects that have been opened to raise money. Integrates with Facebook, Twitter, and other social media platforms.
you will find the link of this platform in the description
3. IndieGoGo
In third place is IndieGoGo offers anyone with an idea the tools to build a campaign and raise money. Project categories include gaming, film, design, education, mobile, and technology. Integrates with Facebook, Twitter, and other social media platforms. Unlike many #crowdfunding sites, you keep all the money you raise, even if you don’t meet your goal.
4. Patreon
Patreon Another popular crowdfunding platform, Patreon sets itself apart with its subscription model.
Instead of being for straight-up campaigns, this is more for providing ongoing financial support for a creative venture or artist.
5. Fundera
There are multiple crowdfunding sites where your business can access funds. All you have to do is create an account, pitch your product or service, and wait for people to donate to your organization. In exchange for their money, you provide “prizes,” like a coupon or free product. If you do decide on crowdfunding, make sure to carefully read the rules of the website you choose to raise funds on because the platform usually takes a small cut of your money.
6. EU Grants
Grants are direct financial contributions from the EU budget or from the European Development Fund. They are granted by way of donation to beneficiaries that are engaged in external aid activities.
7. USA Federal Grants
In the United States, federal grants are economic aid issued by the United States government
8. Visa’s Everywhere Initiative
Visa’s Everywhere Initiative offers grant funding for small business startups with innovative fixes—awarding $50,000 to the final three winners every year.
9. Nav
Nav’s Small Business Grant offers small business grants to help “take your business to the next level.” Nav give three prizes: first place wins $10,000, second wins $2,000, and third wins $1,000.
10. MicroVentures
MicroVentures targets companies that are creating technologies, products, and services in core areas, such as business products, consumer products, electronics, online technology, and more. Submit your business plan and $100. If you are approved, your business will be listed on the website for investors to fund. MicroVentures charges 10 percent of the offering amount if the offering is completed.
11. Peerbackers
Peerbackers is for business owners to raise capital from their peers — in small increments. Create a personal and venture profile. Share your story through social media share buttons on your project page. Once your campaign is launched, send updates on your progress. If you reach at least 80 percent of your funding goal by the deadline, your funding is released to you.
12. Pozible
Pozible is an Australian crowdfunding website. Post your project. Each project has a funding goal and a time limit set by the creator. If your funding is successful by the deadline, all funds are transferred. If your funding is not successful, all funds are returned.
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