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Wishlist & Project Support for Creators

Let your audience chip in toward a real goal — new equipment, your next video, a creative project — with a simple progress bar that shows how close you are.

What it is

Project support is direct cash toward something you’re working on. You describe the goal, set a target amount, and fans contribute — with a progress bar that fills as support comes in. It’s a lightweight way to rally your audience behind a concrete goal.

Think “help me fund my next music video” or “help me upgrade my streaming setup,” with your fans moving the bar toward the finish line.

How it works

  1. 1

    Create a support goal

    Describe what you’re raising for and set a target amount.

  2. 2

    Share it with your audience

    Add it to your FanBell page and mention it where your fans already follow you.

  3. 3

    Fans contribute and you thank them

    Support adds up on the progress bar, contributions pay out through Stripe, and you keep supporters in the loop.

Who it’s for

Creators with a concrete goal — musicians funding an album, streamers upgrading a setup, artists and filmmakers funding a project. If you can name what the money is for, your audience can help you get there.

Cash support, not a store

This is direct cash toward your goal — not an Amazon-style wishlist where fans buy and ship you products, and not a tiered rewards crowdfunding campaign. Be clear about what contributions will fund; transparency is what makes supporters comfortable chipping in.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from an Amazon wishlist?

An Amazon wishlist has fans buy and ship you specific products. Project support sends you cash toward a goal you define, so you decide how it’s used.

How is it different from crowdfunding?

It’s lighter. There are no reward tiers, physical perks, or campaign deadlines to manage — just a clear goal and a progress bar your fans can move.

How do I set a realistic goal?

Tie it to a specific, believable cost — a piece of gear, a project’s production budget — and explain what it pays for. Concrete goals get funded; vague ones don’t.

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