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We’re building a public, always-updated list of campaigns that earn the “Crowdfund Junkie Verified” badge—with clear reasons why.
What “Verified” does not mean
We can’t guarantee delivery or success—and we’ll never pretend to. “Verified” means the creator is playing an honest, thoughtful game with backers’ trust.
- ❌ Not a financial guarantee
- ❌ Not a paid placement
- ✅ A strong signal of backer-first thinking
Campaign Reviews
Exclusive and in-depth breakdowns of trending Kickstarter projects
Creator Spotlights
Honest interviews with the minds behind the madness
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The Junkie Blog
Crowdfunding truths, hot takes, and behind-the-scenes buzz—straight from a Super Backer’s brain. Dive deeper into the campaigns you love (or love to hate).
From Pitch to Product: The Real Crowdfunding Timeline (and Why It’s Almost Always Late)
One of the biggest reasons backers feel burned isn’t always scams—it’s expectations. Crowdfunding timelines are [...]
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Kickstarter vs Indiegogo: Which Platform Is Safer for Backers in 2026?
Backers ask this all the time: “Is Kickstarter safer than Indiegogo?” The honest answer is [...]
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Crowdfunding Due Diligence 101: How to Research a Campaign Before You Pledge
Crowdfunding is exciting because you get in early. But “early” also means “risk.” The best [...]
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