Tip4Commit Alternatives

Flattr

Flattr is a social micropayment service, that makes it easy for you to "flatter" things on the internet that you like. When you're registered to Flattr, you pay a small monthly fee of your own choosing. At the end of the month, that fee is divided between all the things you flattered. You can even flatter things in the real world, with the Flattr Android app! Since you're always logged into your Flattor account, giving someone some flattr-love is always just a button away.

Liberapay

Liberapay is a way to donate money recurrently to people whose work you appreciate. Liberapay does not take a cut of payments, recipients get the full face value. The service is funded by the donations to its own account. What are the differences between Liberapay and other recurrent crowdfunding platforms? 1. Liberapay is only for donations, meaning that transactions must not be linked to a contract nor a promise of recompense. 2.

Features:

• Donations
• GitHub integration
• Gitlab integration
• Support for multiple currencies
• Community based
• Crowdfunding
• CrowdSourced
• Free Speech
• Support for multiple currencies
• Multiple languages

Patreon

In 2013, YouTube musician Jack Conte was looking for a solution to his problem: millions of people loved his videos, but only hundreds of dollars were hitting his bank account. This didn’t add up, so he drafted up an idea (hi, we’re Patreon) and brought it to his college roommate Sam Yam, now co-founder of Patreon. Now it’s 2018, and Patreon is the solution to this same problem for over 100k creators.

Features:

• Donations
• Allows subscriptions
• Credit card processing
• Cryptocurrency payment
• Tiered Rewards
• Crowdfunding
• Developer Tools

BountySource

BountySource is a funding platform for open-source bugs and features. Anyone can can post a monetary bounty on an open source project's issues (currently only projects hosted on Github are supported), encouraging other developers to come and work on a solution.

Features:

• Paying for solving issues
• Bounty-Hunting
• Crowdfunding
• Developer Tools
• Donations
• Payment for contribution

Open Collective

Recurring funding for groups. Accept money without creating a new bank account, and be fully transparent about where that money is going.

Features:

• Allows subscriptions
• Crowdfunding
• Donations
• Transparency

FreedomSponsors

FreedomSponsors is a platform for supporting free/libre software projects through microcrowdfunding – that is, crowdfunding individual issues of open source projects. The issue crowdfunding system is similar to JIRA’s voting system, but the votes come with a “money offer” attached. Anyone can place a bounty on an specific issue they need. If more people also need it solved they can “chip in” and the bounties will add up.

Features:

• Crowdfunding
• Developer Tools

Tipeee

Tipeee is a new way of crowdfunding based on the concept of leaving a tip. Here creators are passionate people who already provide, on a regular basis, free content to their community. However, unlike a traditional crowdfunding platform, creators on Tipeee don’t seek a large amount of money in order to make their projects happen. On the contrary, creators on Tipeee solicit fans to support them for what they already do!

GURUCAN

GuruCan is a self-managed platform that allowed influencers to create Apps (iOS & Android), publish content & monetise the audience. You can launch app & sell workouts, online courses, challenges, paid chat, live streams and more features in 1 day.

Supporter

With Supporter you are able to support favorite open source projects and authors of free content. Even small amount of donated money will help authors to make their projects sustainable thus increasing the quality of the projects.

Features:

• Crowdfunding
• Developer Tools