US$39 a month, usually US$69 3-day trial, cancel any time By an official Kickstarter Expert Partner
Launch like you hired an agency. Without hiring one.
Agencies won't take a first campaign, and they won't review your work until you're paying them. PrelaunchGo gives you the method they use: show the product to real buyers, take refundable deposits, hear why in the buyer's own words, and get told plainly whether to launch.
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Six things nobody helps a first-time creator with
No agency will even look at you
Most won't take a campaign under a certain size, and none will review the work of someone who isn't paying them. The advisers here read your page, your ads and your numbers from day one.
You don't know if anyone will actually pay
Likes and waitlist sign-ups cost nothing, so they prove nothing. Take small refundable deposits instead and find out who is real before you spend on tooling or stock.
Nobody tells you what the ads should cost
You're told to run ads, never what a lead should cost or when to stop. The budget planner works it out from your price, and the ads adviser tells you each week what to change.
The tools add up before you've sold anything
A page builder, a survey tool, a pledge manager, analytics. Separately they cost more than the campaign has made, which at this stage is nothing.
Hiring anyone is out of the question
A marketer, an editor, a media buyer. The agent team drafts the page, the emails, the ad angles and the launch plan, and you approve or rewrite every one.
Every platform wants something different
Kickstarter, Indiegogo, Zeczec, Makuake, Searching C. One prelaunch page and one pledge manager across all of them, so you learn the method once.
What PrelaunchGo actually is
It's the prelaunch half of a campaign, start to finish: find out who will buy before you build, then launch to a list that already wants it. Five steps, and you do them yourself.
- 1Build a page
Your product, your story, your price, on a page of its own. Ready the same day, on your own domain if you want one.
- 2Send real traffic
Meta ads to the buyers you actually want, in the country you plan to launch in. The budget planner tells you how much and where.
- 3Take refundable deposits
Visitors sign up; the serious ones put money down to hold their place. A deposit tells you what a waitlist never will.
- 4Hear why, in their words
A short survey and a three-minute AI interview after each sign-up, in the buyer's own language.
- 5Get a verdict, then launch
Go, go with conditions, or don't — from the evidence you gathered. Then launch, and keep the list and the pledge manager.
Someone reading your numbers every week
This is the part an agency charges for, and the part you can't buy anywhere at your size. PrelaunchGo reads what your ads and your page are actually doing and tells you what to change — in plain words, with the reasoning shown, so you can disagree with it.
How to split your budget between Kickstarter followers and paid reservations, how fast to spend it, and what a lead should cost at your price.
Your own ads read next to competitor ads that have been running for months. What's working, what to cut, and the hooks to try next.
A verdict on the evidence you've gathered: go, go with conditions, or don't. Written from what your buyers did, not from what you hoped.
Every figure it starts from is a benchmark, not a rule. Change any of them, and once your own ads have run a week, your numbers replace ours.
The founders who ran it before you
These brands hired Kenneth and his team to do it for them, on Kickstarter in the US, Zeczec in Taiwan, Makuake in Japan and Searching C in Hong Kong. PrelaunchGo is that same method, built into software, so you can run it yourself without the retainer. Six founders, on camera, saying how it went.
“I can really see the team's effort and dedication. When they don't quite reach the goal, they can quickly shift to different ideas and strategy, which results in additional conversions.”
“I was worried at first, but Kenneth's market research and marketing strategy showed very strong results. We raised over 3.5M NT$.”
“We sold SGD 100K in the first month, opened up a lot of sales channels and increased our brand awareness. He gives incredible insights because he's a brand owner himself.”
“We found it hard to penetrate the global market, but Kenneth's competence and strong global team really helped our expansion. We achieved 10M JPY.”
“Through Kenneth's dedication and consistent execution, our brand has achieved real growth that speaks for itself. What started as a vision is now a trusted name in the market.”
Filmed by the founders themselves, unscripted and uncut. Every campaign is its own campaign: this is what the method did for them, not a promise of what it will do for you.
When Kickstarter is done, there's Taiwan and Japan
Zeczec in Taiwan and Makuake in Japan are the two biggest crowdfunding platforms in Asia, and most US creators never touch them — not because the demand isn't there, but because neither will list you without a local company. You can't do it from your kitchen table, and translating your page isn't enough.
We have companies in Taiwan and Japan, and we've run campaigns on both. If your Kickstarter works and you want a second launch in Asia, we can list and run it for you. If it doesn't, nothing is lost — this is a door, not a plan you have to commit to now.
Who built this
Kenneth Li is an official Kickstarter Expert, listed in Kickstarter's own directory, and he has launched 30+ campaigns in six countries — the United States, Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore — on Kickstarter, Indiegogo, Zeczec, Makuake, Wadiz and Searching C, raising over SGD 3.5M for the brands behind them. He has filed patents on his own crowdfunding products, so he has been on the other side of this too, and he teaches crowdfunding. PrelaunchGo is the system his own team uses with clients, opened up so a creator can run it alone.
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Kickstarter decides a campaign in its first day, and the only thing that wins that day is a list of people who already said yes. That list is built in the weeks before launch, never on it — so the date you start is the part of this you still control.
US$39 a month, instead of the usual US$69. A 3-day trial you can cancel any time, and your pages, list and backers stay yours whatever you do next. No agency and no retainer.