Nobody wires money into a page they do not believe. Bold builds the page, the story, the video script and the online presence behind your crowdfunding round, so the traffic you send actually converts into cheques. Fixed price, fixed scope, one to three weeks.
The crowdfunding platform gives you a URL. They do not give you belief, traffic, or a reason for a stranger to part with $500. That part is marketing, and it is the part most founders start thinking about the week after the round goes quiet.
Decks are written for people who already took the meeting. A crowdfunding page is read by a stranger on a phone with no context and no obligation. Different job, different writing.
They search your name. No company LinkedIn, a thin founder profile, a dormant Instagram, no press, no site worth reading. Nothing is wrong exactly, there is just no evidence you are real.
Platforms surface campaigns that are already moving. If you cannot drive your own audience to the page in week one, there is no momentum for the platform to amplify.
A retail investor is not running diligence. They are running a gut check, and it takes about ninety seconds. Every one of those checks lives outside your product.
Steps three and four are where most raises quietly die, and they are the two steps founders never prepare for. Bold builds those steps on purpose instead of leaving them to chance.
Fixed scope and fixed price, written down before we start. You keep control: we write and advise, you upload and publish, and we review before anything goes live.
When the page is up and converting, we take over the media: ads, audience, creative and reporting against cost per investor and dollars raised. This is the only part that is monthly, and we only sell it once the campaign is live and the numbers are visible to you.
Fixed scope with one revision round, in writing. Anything beyond it is quoted separately before any work starts.
We write, build and advise. You execute and publish. At these prices we do not post or upload on your behalf.
No promise of a successful raise, stated in the agreement and signed before we begin. Anyone promising otherwise is selling something else.
One call, one document, one revision round. You always know what is being delivered and what it costs before anything begins.
Twenty minutes on your raise, your target amount, your audience and your deadline. We tell you which package fits and where the risk in your campaign actually sits.
A one page agreement with deliverables, dates, price and the no guarantee clause. Nothing starts before it is signed, nothing gets added without a new quote.
We write the page, the script and the assets, and stand up the accounts and tracking. You get drafts to react to, then one consolidated revision round.
You upload and publish, we review before it goes live, and you leave with a comms plan for launch week. Managed marketing is a separate conversation, only if you want it.
No, and it is written into the agreement you sign before we start. What we control is the quality of the page, the story, the script and the infrastructure behind them. What happens after that depends on your product, your audience, your terms and the market.
Yes. Packages one, two and three are one time fees. The only recurring item is managed marketing at $2,500 a month, and that is optional, sold only after your campaign is live and you can see the numbers for yourself. Ad spend is always billed separately, straight to the platform.
You do. We write, design the structure and hand you finished copy and assets, then review before it goes live. Keeping publishing in your hands is what keeps the price where it is.
You get one consolidated revision round in scope. Anything past that is quoted before we touch it, so there is never a surprise invoice.
Not at these prices. You get a scene by scene script and a shot list you can film on a phone, which is what most successful crowdfunding videos are anyway. If you want a produced shoot, we will quote it separately.
Usually within a few days of the call, once the scope is signed. Tell us your launch date on the call and we will tell you honestly whether the timeline is realistic or whether you should push the launch back a week.
Bring your platform, your target amount and your launch date. You leave the call knowing exactly what your raise is missing, whether or not you buy anything.