Loved by store owners in 158+ countries
This WooCommerce crowdfunding plugin runs reward campaigns on your own store. Set a goal and a deadline, add reward tiers, and supporters pay through your normal checkout. Keep what you raise or go all or nothing.
Rated 4.9/5 across Trustpilot, Google and Envato
Featured across the WordPress community
A WooCommerce crowdfunding plugin turns a product page into a fundraising campaign. It shows a money goal, a progress bar, a countdown and reward tiers. Supporters choose an amount and pay through the store checkout, and each contribution counts toward the goal once the order is paid.
This plugin supports both crowdfunding models. Flexible campaigns keep every contribution. All or nothing campaigns release the money only when the goal is met and refund every supporter when it is missed. It is part of the DevDiggers WooCommerce extensions range.
You send your audience to a crowdfunding platform. It takes a share of every pledge and a payment fee on top. The backer list lives on someone else's site.
A plain donation button on your store is no better. It shows no goal, no rewards and no deadline. Nothing gives people a reason to give today.
See how campaigns workA campaign is a WooCommerce product with a goal. Every contribution is an ordinary order.
Add a story, a cover image, a goal, an end date and reward tiers. Or let a customer start one from My Account and approve it first.
On the campaign page they choose a reward and an amount, add a message and pay through your checkout.
Once the order is paid, the amount counts toward the goal. A cancelled or refunded order comes off again.
Funded campaigns pay out to the creator. A missed all or nothing goal refunds every supporter in one click.
From the first contribution to the final payout, every campaign runs on your own store and checkout.
Each campaign shows the amount raised, the goal, a progress bar, the funded percentage, supporters and days left. A live countdown runs to the end date.
Story, Rewards, Updates and Supporters tabs replace the usual product tabs. The organiser's name and photo sit under the progress card.
Pick the model per campaign. Flexible campaigns keep every contribution. All or nothing campaigns hold the payout until the goal is reached by the end date.
When an all or nothing goal is missed, the campaign moves to Needs refund. One button refunds every supporter through your payment gateway.
Give each reward a title, a minimum amount, a description and an estimated delivery date. Supporters see them as cards they can pick on the campaign page.
Set a quantity limit and the card counts down "34 of 40 left". When the last one goes, it switches to Sold out without you touching it.
Add milestones beyond the main goal, such as "$18,000: six months of follow-up scans". Each one is marked on the progress bar.
Supporters see what extra money unlocks. A campaign that is already funded still has a reason to keep raising.
Use a fixed amount, or let supporters choose with quick pick buttons like $25, $50 and $100. Set a minimum per campaign and a maximum per contribution.
Supporters can add the platform fee on top so the creator gets the full gift. The reward, the message and the covered fee all show in the cart and on the order.
Every supporter appears on the campaign's Supporters tab with their amount, their message and when they gave. Names show as first name and last initial.
Supporters can hide their name and still give. Their Backed Campaigns page in My Account follows each campaign they supported and the reward they chose.
Post news from the campaign editor, like "Cycle five is done". It appears as a timeline in the Updates tab of the campaign.
Tick "Email this update" and every supporter gets it. The emails go out in the background through Action Scheduler. A big supporter list never slows the save.
Turn your store into a fundraising platform. Customers start a campaign from My Account with a story, a cover image, rewards and stretch goals.
New campaigns wait in Pending approval until you publish them. You can exclude user roles and cap how long a campaign may run.
Charge creators a platform fee as a percentage or a fixed amount, with an override for any campaign. The fee comes off when the creator withdraws.
Creators request a payout once their campaign closes. You see the raised amount, the fee and the amount to pay. Mark it as paid, reject it, or pay it into their store wallet with our WooCommerce wallet plugin.
Campaigns stay out of your shop and search. One shortcode puts them on their own page as cards with progress, supporters and days left.
Visitors search and filter by category and status, and sort by newest, ending soon, most raised or most funded. Featured campaigns can lead the page.
Most money comes from people a creator shares with. Share buttons for Facebook, X, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, email and copy link sit on every campaign.
Visitors can copy an embed code that puts a live campaign card on a blog or partner site. Pick the button shape, style, size and labels to match your theme.
See the amount raised, contributions, supporters, the average contribution and your success rate. Each one compares against the last period.
A Needs Attention list gathers approvals, payouts and refunds. Top campaigns, recent contributions and campaigns ending soon sit below, and both lists export to CSV.
No outside platform and no fee on each pledge from us. Campaigns and contributions stay in your own WordPress database.
Contributions are normal WooCommerce orders. Your theme, checkout and payment gateways keep working as they are.
A crowdfunding site owns the page, the fee and the supporter list. On your store, all three stay with you.
You pay your gateway's normal fee and nothing more. If you host other people's campaigns, the platform fee is yours.
Every supporter has an order and an account on your store. You can email them about the next campaign or product.
Contributions go through the checkout your customers already trust, with every gateway you already use.
A missed goal lands in Needs refund. One button returns every contribution through the gateway.
Only paid orders count. Cancelled, refunded and failed orders come off on their own, and no order is counted twice.
Goals, countdowns, limited rewards and stretch goals do what a donation button cannot. They give supporters urgency.
Block checkout, HPOS and the latest WordPress and WooCommerce releases are supported and tested.
There are no add-ons and no feature levels to buy. Every plan has the full plugin, updates and support.
A four-step setup wizard sets sensible defaults. Your first campaign can take contributions the same day.
This plugin is made by a team that builds WooCommerce plugins full time, follows WordPress coding standards, and usually answers support within hours.
The free build runs complete campaigns that you create, with up to three rewards, a supporters wall, a dashboard and four emails. Pro turns your store into a fundraising platform. Customers run campaigns, you take a fee and pay creators out, and all or nothing goals refund in one click.
| What you get | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Campaigns with a goal, an end date or both | Yes | Yes |
| Fixed or choose your amount | Yes | Yes |
| Quick pick amounts, minimum and maximum | Yes | Yes |
| Progress bar, countdown and campaign tabs | Yes | Yes |
| Reward tiers with quantity limits and delivery dates | Up to 3 | Unlimited |
| Anonymous giving and supporter messages | Yes | Yes |
| Supporters wall | Yes | Yes |
| Backed Campaigns in My Account | Yes | Yes |
| Limit gateways for contributions | Yes | Yes |
| Close a campaign when the goal is reached | Yes | Yes |
| Share buttons | Fixed style | Shape, style, size and labels |
| Dashboard with success rate and trend | Yes | Yes |
| Campaigns and Contributions screens | Yes | Yes |
| Campaigns grid and single campaign shortcodes | Yes | Plus category, featured and creator filters |
| Block checkout and HPOS support | Yes | Yes |
| Setup wizard | Yes | Yes |
| All or nothing funding | No | Yes |
| Refund every supporter in one click | No | Yes |
| Customer campaigns from My Account | No | Yes |
| Creators add their own rewards, stretch goals and updates | No | Yes, you choose which |
| Creators see their supporters and request payouts | No | Yes |
| Approval, excluded roles and maximum duration | No | Yes |
| Platform fee with a per campaign override | No | Yes |
| Supporters cover the fee | No | Yes |
| Payouts marked paid or paid into the store wallet | No | Yes |
| Stretch goals on the progress bar | No | Yes |
| Campaign updates emailed to supporters | No | Yes |
| Campaign categories and featured campaigns | No | Yes |
| Campaigns page with search and filters | No | Yes |
| Embeddable campaign card for other websites | No | Yes |
| Needs Attention list for approvals, payouts and refunds | No | Yes |
| Contribution views for pending, payouts and refunds | No | Yes |
| CSV export of campaigns and contributions | No | Yes |
| Email notifications | 4, fixed wording | 10, fully editable |
| Updates | From WordPress.org | One click with an active plan |
| Support | WordPress.org forum | Priority replies within hours |
| Price | Free | From $49 a year |
More than 20 accepted contributions to WooCommerce core. The same standards go into how this plugin counts your money.
More than $125,000 in sales and 500+ five-star reviews across Trustpilot, Google and Envato.
A four-step setup wizard sets the defaults. Your first campaign can take contributions the moment you finish.
Real WooCommerce developers answer your tickets. Every plan includes priority support and a 14-day refund.
Amount raised, average contribution and success rate are in your own dashboard.
Every label is translation ready and amounts follow your store currency.
Elite Author
Sold more than $125,000 on Envato Market.
Featured Author
Made it to the Authors' Hall of Fame.
Community Health
Took part in community research initiatives.
WP Compliant
Keeps items to current WordPress standards.
Copyright Ninja
Helped protect against copyright violations.
Feedback Guru
Joined a group to improve the experience.
Trendsetter
Had an item that was trending.
Featured Item
Had an item featured on Envato Market.
Fund the first production run with an all or nothing campaign. Once it ships, keep taking orders with our WooCommerce pre-order plugin.
Raise money for new desks, a team trip or a winter meals drive. The supporters wall thanks every giver in public.
Let customers start their own campaigns, approve them, take a platform fee and pay creators out.
Press the record, print the book or film the next season. Limited rewards and stretch goals keep fans backing.
Run a cause campaign beside your products. Customers give through the checkout they already use with you.
The 10-site plan covers a portfolio of client stores. Need a custom fundraising flow on top? Our team builds those too through our WooCommerce development services.
Upload Pro and activate it. It installs the free plugin for you, and the setup wizard asks for your license key.
Choose flexible or all or nothing, quick pick amounts, a platform fee and whether customers can start campaigns.
Write the story, set the goal and end date, and add reward tiers and stretch goals.
Add the campaigns shortcode to a page, share the link and watch the first contribution count.
Store owners asked us for the same thing again and again. They wanted to raise money for a project on their own site and their own checkout. They did not want a platform taking 5% and the supporter list with it.
I built Crowdfunding so a campaign is simply part of WooCommerce. Supporters pay like any customer and every contribution is an order you can see. If an all or nothing goal is missed, one button gives everyone their money back.
One yearly price with every feature in it. There are no add-ons and no fee on what your campaigns raise.
Every plan works as long as your subscription stays active. It renews yearly until you cancel, and you can cancel anytime from your account. Every plan is backed by our 14-day refund policy.
$49/year
Just $4.08/mo when billed annually
$199/year
Just $16.58/mo when billed annually
$299/year
Just $24.92/mo when billed annually
If the plugin does not work as promised on your store, you have the backup of our 14-day refund policy to ask for your money back.
Every screen below comes from the plugin running a real WooCommerce store. The live demo is the same build and needs no account.
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Answers to what store owners ask us most about running crowdfunding campaigns on WooCommerce.
Ask a QuestionA flexible campaign keeps every contribution, even if it never reaches the goal. An all or nothing campaign only pays out when the goal is met by the end date. If it falls short, every supporter is refunded. You choose the model for each campaign.
The campaign moves to Campaigns > Needs refund. Click Refund supporters and the plugin refunds each contribution in turn through your payment gateway.
It uses the normal WooCommerce refund process. Some gateways, like bank transfer, cannot refund on their own. Those orders are marked refunded with a note to send the money back by hand.
Right away. A contribution is a normal WooCommerce order. The card is charged at checkout. The plugin does not hold cards and charge them later, because card holds expire after a few days on most gateways. A missed all or nothing goal is refunded in one click instead.
All of them. Contributions go through your normal checkout. Stripe, PayPal, bank transfer and any other gateway accept them. You can limit which gateways appear when the cart holds a contribution.
When its order is paid, which means Processing or Completed. It comes off again if the order is cancelled, refunded or fails. An order is never counted twice.
Yes. Customers start a campaign from My Account with a story, an image, rewards and stretch goals. You can review each one before it goes live, exclude user roles and cap how long a campaign may run.
Once a campaign closes, the creator requests a payout from My Account. You see the amount raised, the platform fee and the amount to pay. Send the money by PayPal or bank and mark it as paid, or pay it into their store wallet with our WooCommerce wallet plugin. There is no automatic split payment.
Yes. Set a percentage or a fixed amount, and override it for any campaign. The fee comes off when the creator is paid. With a percentage fee, supporters can tick a box to cover it so the creator gets the full gift.
As many as you like. Each reward has a minimum amount, a description, an optional quantity limit and an estimated delivery date. Limited rewards show how many are left and switch to Sold out on their own.
No. Campaigns are saved as virtual products. Checkout asks only for billing details. If your rewards ship, ask for the address in the reward description or contact supporters before delivery.
No. Campaigns are hidden from the shop and search. They never mix with your products. The campaigns shortcode lists them on their own page with filters and categories.
Yes, when you allow it. Their name is hidden from the public supporters wall. You and the organiser still see who gave on the order.
Ten, each with its own switch, subject, heading and message editor. They cover the thank-you to supporters, new contribution, campaign submitted, approved, goal reached, ended, campaign update and the three payout emails.
Yes. Contributions work in the Cart and Checkout blocks and the classic checkout. High-Performance Order Storage is declared compatible, and the contribution lists work with either storage type.
No. This plugin runs reward and donation style campaigns, where supporters give money and may get a reward. It does not sell shares or loans, which are regulated as equity or lending crowdfunding. Ask a tax advisor how rewards are taxed where you sell.
Yes. DevDiggers Crowdfunding for WooCommerce runs campaigns you create, with up to three rewards, a supporters wall, a dashboard and four emails. Pro adds customer campaigns, all or nothing, stretch goals, fees and payouts.
Want to compare other options first? Read our comparison of WooCommerce crowdfunding plugins.
No. Pro runs on top of the free plugin and reads the same campaigns, contributions and settings. Activate your license key and every Pro feature turns on.
Yes. Recreate your live campaigns with their goal, end date and rewards. Past orders stay in WooCommerce as they are. Our support team can help you plan the move.
Every setting is explained in the Crowdfunding documentation with screenshots. Our support team answers setup questions too.
This plugin comes with a 14-day refund policy. If it does not work as described on your store, contact us within 14 days for a full refund. You can read the full terms on our refund policy page.
Add a WooCommerce crowdfunding plugin with reward tiers, all or nothing funding and payouts on your own checkout. Try the live demo and then pick a plan.
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