Trapper and Jeff are the Cofounders of Modi Boxi, the most versatile 3D printable storage solution for tabletop gamers. Their FIRST ever crowdfunding campaign raised $410,148 and is the largest Digital File campaign by total number of backers.

Leonie Grundler is the founder of Lioness Games. She launched Biome on Kickstarter and raised over $400K. In this episode, she shares how she did it.

Typically we have our clients come on to talk about their journeys and their processes in launching their products. This episode is a special one! We have Noah Kinsey, the customer outreach manager from Jellop, the number one crowdfunding and Kickstarter advertiser responsible for over $1 Billion in funds raised. Noah himself is also a fellow founder. He is the founder of Pier Left Productions and Spartacus Coffee.

Audrey Lim is the creator of Kublet, a tiny powerful data tracker that raised over $150,000 on Kickstarter. It didn’t all start out this way though. Audrey actually had another campaign 1 year prior and I’m sure we’ll dive more into that on this podcast.

Audrey Lim is the creator of Kublet, a tiny powerful data tracker that raised over $150,000 on Kickstarter. It didn’t all start out this way though. Audrey actually had another campaign 1 year prior and I’m sure we’ll dive more into that on this podcast.

Alex Levine is the co-founder of Xebec. Xebec’s very first crowdfunding campaign raised $50,000 on Indiegogo. In their most recent product launch, Alex worked with LaunchBoom to launch the ZXeBec Snap, which raised almost $700,000 on Kickstarter. In between, they built an eight figure per year direct to consumer business.

Episode 19: Laia Gonzalez is the co-founder of Wonderbow Games and publisher of KELP – a Kickstarter campaign that raised over $1.5M. In this episode, Laia shares the marketing strategy behind her success

Episode 18: Zach Huber is the co-founder of Well Played WI and one of four co-creators of BocceRoll – a backyard game that blends the best parts of Skee-Ball®, bocce, and cornhole to create an addictive and portable yard game. He spent 2 years creating the game and finally launched on June 27, 2023 on Kickstarter. It was a huge success, and raised $155,259 in 30 days. Zach shares how they did it all while juggling a full-time job.