How It Works

 Create an Account

• Simple One-Page Registration
• Answer a few questions and you'll be on your way...

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• Fast and Easy Listing Process
• Include Photos and YouTube Videos
• Enter Location (optional)
• Message Buyers through our Site
• Track Active and Expired Listings
• Share Listings on Social Media Sites
• Add Featured Status to your Listing
• Add an Attention Getter to your Listing
• Bold and Better Place your Listing
• Mark Listings as SOLD

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• Find what you're looking for:
• Browse by Category
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• Simple or Advanced Search Options
• Set up Listing Filters and be the First to Know by receiving Automatic Email Notifications
• Message and Make Offers to Sellers through our Site
• Build your Favorites List
• Print a Listing
• Rate Sellers
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• Share Listings with Friends

Kick Start Rules & FAQ 

1. Projects must create something to share with others.

   Kickstarter can be used to create all sorts of things: art and gadgets, events and spaces, ideas and experiences. But every project needs a plan for creating something and sharing it with the world. At some point, the creator should be able to say: “It’s finished. Here’s what we created. Enjoy!”

2. Projects must be honest and clearly presented.

   Our community is built on trust and communication. Projects can’t mislead people or misrepresent facts, and creators should be candid about what they plan to accomplish. When a project involves manufacturing and distributing something complex, like a gadget, we require projects to show backers a prototype of what they’re making, and we prohibit photorealistic renderings.
   
   
   

   We prohibit projects that are illegal, heavily regulated, or potentially dangerous for backers, as well as rewards that the creator did not make.

   1. Any item claiming to cure, treat, or prevent an illness or condition (whether via a device, app, book, nutritional supplement, or other means).
   2. Contests, coupons, gambling, and raffles.
   3. Energy food and drinks.
   4. Offensive material (e.g., hate speech, encouraging violence against others, etc).
   5. Offering a genetically modified organism as a reward.
   6. Offering alcohol as a reward.
   7. Offering financial, money-processing, or credit services; financial intermediaries or cash-equivalent instruments; travel services (e.g., vacation packages); phone services (e.g., prepaid phone services, 900 numbers); and business marketing services.
   8. Political fundraising.
   9. Pornographic material.
   10. Projects that share things that already exist, or repackage a previously-created product, without adding anything new or aiming to iterate on the idea in any way.
   11. Resale. All rewards must have been produced or designed by the project or one of its creators — no reselling things from elsewhere.
   12. Drugs, nicotine, tobacco, vaporizers and related paraphernalia.
   13. Weapons, replicas of weapons, and weapon accessories.

   If your project involves something illegal, heavily regulated, or potentially dangerous for backers and it is not on this list, please contact us before starting your project.

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