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I think Indiegogo are more approachable with Kickstarter, but Kickstarter have a bigger audience. For watches you'll be competing with many other watch campaigns too, so ideally you'd want to collect details on your potential backers now.

Indiegogo is perfect for projects that don't need a specific goal to be funded. It's great if your project doesn't need a "All or nothing" approach.

I use Indiegogo because of flexible funding. I feel that flexible funding can be very helpful for my project.

A quick question, does your Kickstarter campaign get automatically transferred into Indiegogo InDemand when it ends with more than $100k funding?

In some places, Kickstarter will not work at that time people will look for Indiegogo which is also popular one.

This may be outdated, but I went to Indiegogo first because I remembered they allow partially funded campaigns. I'm fairly certain Kickstarter does this too, but I just went to Indiegogo without looking based on historical knowledge.

Indiegogo have more Coutries but kickstarter is limited , only for more than 20 Coutries!

I just started mine today but it was the only one I could find for service-based (non-product) businesses. Fingers crossed!

to create project for all business people https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/prem ... r-business

I am a board game designer. 7 months ago I and my friend started to design an escape room board game project in Turkey. We were planning to publish our project on Kickstarter. We made all our preparations. But after we couldn't find a partner in one of the countries where Kickstarter was applied, we published the campaign on IndieGoGo.

A week later, our fund was under our expectations. We returned all of our support and canceled the campaign.

Now we launched our campaign on Kickstarter. Although our advertising is the same, I can say that Kickstarter's contribution is very high.