Here are a few of the most interesting Indiegogo facts and statistics I was able to dig up. As always, be sure to check back in the future as I will be updating this post as new and updated stats become available.

Please note that some of these  Indiegogo stats are easier to find than others, so some of these are based on news reports and not official company tallies. All stats are linked to their source unless it was sent to me directly from the company. No stat listed on DMR should be considered in making any type of investment decision. In other words: This is the best I can find, but I don’t guarantee anything.

Indiegogo Facts

• Year launched: 2007
• Founders: Slava Rubin, Danae Ringelmann, Eric Schell
• Headquarters: San Francisco, CA

Indiegogo Statistics

How many people use Indiegogo?

15 million people

Last updated 2/19/18

Amount raised on Indiegogo:

$1.3 billion

Last updated 1/15/18

Number of contributions on Indiegogo:

11 million

Last updated 8/20/17

Number of countries with Indiegogo campaigns in them:

235 countries

Last updated 9/4/18

Percentage of Indiegogo campaigns that are run by women:

47%

Last updated 2/19/18

Number of Indiegogo campaigns that are active at any time:

7,000 campaigns

Last updated 5/16/15

Number of campaigns that launch on Indiegogo every month:

19,000

Last updated 9/4/18

Total number of campaigns launched on Indiegogo:

800,000 campaigns

Last updated 9/4/18

Percentage of Indiegogo campaigns that start outside the U.S.:

30%

Last updated 5/16/15

Amount raised on Indiegogo by employee-run campaigns:

$260,000

Last updated 8/20/17

Percentage of Indiegogo’s employees that are female:

45%

Last updated 8/20/17

How many people work at Indiegogo?

140 employees

Last updated 1/15/18

What is Indiegogo?

Indiegogo is an online crowdfunding platform.

At Indiegogo, our mission is to empower people to unite around ideas that matter to them and together make those ideas come to life. With the help of our Indiegogo community, we’re redefining entrepreneurship—shifting it from being a privilege to a right. Because every inventive idea should have its shot, and every creative entrepreneur should have their moment. Together, we can do anything. (source)

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