Indiegogo

San Francisco, California, United States Consumer Internet Acquired

Indiegogo is an American crowdfunding platform founded in 2008 by Danae Ringelmann, Slava Rubin, and Eric Schell, headquartered in San Francisco. The platform enables entrepreneurs, inventors, and creators to raise funds for innovative products, creative projects, and charitable causes from a global community of backers. Indiegogo is particularly known for hardware, technology, and design campaigns, and offers both fixed and flexible funding options. By 2025 the platform had hosted campaigns from creators in nearly 190 countries, served a community of approximately 38 million members, and helped raise nearly $3 billion for projects worldwide. In July 2025, Indiegogo was acquired by Polish tabletop game crowdfunding platform Gamefound, with both platforms continuing to operate as separate brands while Indiegogo migrates onto Gamefound's technology stack.

Acquired

Indiegogo has been acquired

Acquired by Gamefound July 24, 2025 Undisclosed

This company is no longer available on our private secondary market.

Overview

Company data and valuation marks are estimates and may be incomplete, stale, erroneous, or revised.

Founded

2008

Employees

101–250

Total Funding

$56.5M

3 rounds

Funding

Total raised $56.5M across 3 rounds

Funding data and valuation marks are estimates and may be incomplete, stale, erroneous, or revised.

Last updated 06-25-2026

Latest Round

Type

Series B

Date

January 28, 2014

Amount

$40M

Valuation

Lead Investors

Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers
DateRoundAmount RaisedValuationLead Investors
January 28, 2014 Series B $40M Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers
June 2012 Series A $15M Insight Venture Partners
September 2011 Seed $1.5M Metamorphic Ventures, ff Venture Capital, MHS Capital

Leadership

  • Julie dePontbriand

    CEO, Indiegogo

  • Marcin Swierkot

    Group CEO (Gamefound/Indiegogo)

Competitors

Competitor list is illustrative and may be incomplete, stale, or erroneous.

  • Kickstarter

    Brooklyn-based crowdfunding platform and Indiegogo's largest direct competitor, focused on creative projects with an all-or-nothing funding model.

  • GoFundMe

    Leading personal and charitable crowdfunding platform; competes with Indiegogo on cause-based and community campaigns.

  • BackerKit

    Crowdfunding and pledge management platform for creators, increasingly running native campaigns that compete with Indiegogo for hardware and tabletop creators.

  • Makuake

    Japanese product-focused crowdfunding platform that competes with Indiegogo for hardware and consumer tech campaigns in Asia.

  • Wefunder

    US equity crowdfunding platform under Reg CF/Reg A+, overlapping with Indiegogo's investment crowdfunding ambitions for startup fundraising.

  • Republic

    Investment crowdfunding and private market platform that competes for retail-investor-backed startup and creator campaigns.

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