Create a Fundraiser on Yesodi
A fundraiser on Yesodi is run as a public event with paid tickets or contributions, and creating that event and its page is free. Yesodi takes a cut only when a ticket sells, and supporters pay with PayPal, card, or crypto.
How a Fundraiser Works on Yesodi
A fundraiser is built on the Yesodi event system. The organizer creates an event, describes the cause, and sets a price for the ticket or contribution that supporters pay. Each purchase is a paid entry, and the organizer keeps the large majority of the amount collected.
Creating the Fundraiser Page
Creating the event and publishing its page are free. The organizer adds a title, notes about the cause, a date, and images. The AI writing assistant can turn a title and notes into a search ready page, and the page is built with structured data so search and AI answer tools can read it.
Payments and Fees
Supporters pay with PayPal, card, or crypto. Yesodi takes a cut only when a ticket sells, and on iOS the Apple in-app purchase rules apply. Funds collected are handled through the Yesodi wallet and payout system.
Getting the Fundraiser Found
The fundraiser page can appear in the Feed, in Explore, and in Search, and it can be found on Google and AI search. Every member also has a personal invite link and can share the event across connections and channels. Pages can be published or translated into about 20 languages, including right to left.
Does it cost money to create a fundraiser on Yesodi?
No. Creating the event and publishing its page are free. Yesodi takes a cut only when a ticket or contribution sells.
How do supporters pay?
Supporters pay with PayPal, card, or crypto. On iOS, the Apple in-app purchase rules apply.
How much of the money does the organizer keep?
The organizer keeps the large majority of the amount collected. Yesodi takes a cut only when a ticket sells.
How do people find the fundraiser?
The fundraiser page appears across the Feed, Explore, and Search, and it can be found on Google and AI search. Organizers can also share it through their personal invite link, connections, and channels.