
What most Kickstarter agencies offer
A typical Kickstarter agency will position itself around three elements:
- Ad management
- Some form of landing page or funnel support
- Advice on messaging and campaign structure
In practice, the execution often falls into one of two models.
- Light advisory work, where the agency gives you templates, broad strategy, and general guidance while you implement most of it
- Heavy production work, where the agency builds creative and funnels, but leaves validation and risk decisions vague
Many agencies do solid work inside those models. The trouble starts when expectations are not aligned with how much they actually own and how decisions get made during the campaign.
What BoostYourCampaign actually owns

BoostYourCampaign is a done for you partner. Our team does the work rather than sending you documents to fill out. That includes:
- Validation sprints to test your offer and audience before serious spend
- Conversion focused landing pages and funnels for pre launch and live phases
- Creative strategy and production for ads, with clear testing plans
- Daily or near daily optimisation during critical parts of the live campaign
- Email capture and launch sequences that move people from curious to committed
You focus on your product, operations, and community. We take responsibility for the advertising system that turns attention into backers.
The details of that system are described on the main review page and on BoostYourCampaign pricing explained.
Validation and risk handling
One of the main differences between agencies is how they treat risk before launch.
A common pattern in the market is to go straight into list building with generic messaging and hope the numbers work. If they do not, everyone realises too late, when a lot of money is already spent and the launch date is locked in.
Our process starts with validation:
- We build a simple landing page that presents a clear version of your offer
- We test a limited number of ad angles against defined audiences
- We measure cost per lead, click behaviour, and early quality signals
If those numbers are not workable, we say so and look at options before scaling: change the offer, change the goal, or pause and rework the product. That conversation is part of the service, not an exception.
For more detail on how we use metrics in these decisions, see how BoostYourCampaign uses data and ad performance.
Clarity on pricing and skin in the game
Pricing structures in the crowdfunding space can be hard to compare. Some agencies mix retainers, ad markups, and performance fees without clear communication.
We are transparent about two things:
- The professional fee for our work
- The ad budget needed to test, validate, and scale
In many cases the client funds the ad spend directly while we manage it. In selected situations, where the numbers justify it, we also offer structures where we carry part of the ad spend and receive a share of campaign proceeds. That puts real skin in the game for both sides, but it only makes sense when margins, goal, and product readiness are strong.
There are no promises of fixed outcomes or guaranteed funding totals. The market is too variable for that to be honest.
A breakdown of budget thinking is available on BoostYourCampaign pricing explained.
Process and reporting during the campaign

Another point of difference between agencies is how they communicate once the campaign is live.
A common weak spot in the market is vague weekly reports that say activity is happening but do not explain what is working, what is not, or what will change next.
Our approach focuses on:
- Clear reporting on key metrics such as cost per lead, cost per backer, and daily funding pace
- Concrete decisions on what to scale, cut, or test next
- Regular contact so you understand what is happening and why
The goal is not to overwhelm you with dashboards, but to give you enough information to feel in control of your launch without having to learn every detail yourself.
You can read more about day to day collaboration on BoostYourCampaign communication and reporting.
Proof: case studies and reviews

Any agency can describe its process. The more useful question is what that process has produced in real launches.
On the BoostYourCampaign case studies page you can see examples of how the system works in different categories.
On the BoostYourCampaign reviews page you can read feedback from creators in their own words.
If you are weighing us against other agencies, read their public material with the same questions in mind: what do they actually own, how do they handle risk, and how do they report when results are mixed.
For more context on reputation, see Is BoostYourCampaign legit.
Next step: decide if our approach fits your campaign
If you are comparing BoostYourCampaign with other Kickstarter agencies, start with three questions:
- Does the agency have a clear validation process
- Do you understand how they think about budget and risk
- Will they own the work or mainly guide you through templates
If our way of working matches how you want to approach your launch, the next step is simple. Review the BoostYourCampaign review page and the Kickstarter marketing services page, then share your project and numbers through the contact form.
We will look at your situation and tell you directly whether the fit is strong, and what kind of structure and budget would make sense if we work together.