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What was written about it

Three pieces survived. All three are still online; the links go to the publishers.

Tech.co

Crowdasaurus is Building Crowdfunding Ecosystems

Their platform, Crowdasaurus, builds white-label crowdfunding communities to highlight these projects where they can best be seen by the public.

6 December 2013 · Will Schmidt

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KillerStartups

Crowdfunding Is A Jungle. With Crowdasaurus, Projects Get Funded Faster And More Often.

Instead of individuals posting projects and then relying on their own social network to attract believers, Crowdasaurus pairs individuals with host corporations, nonprofits, and other institutions.

16 December 2013 · Keith Liles

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Allentown start-up businesses share space in old hardware store

Bud’s Hardware at 744 E. Warrington Ave. had been closed for about five years when Josh Lucas went in search of a co-working space big enough for his nascent start-up, Crowdasaurus, and 30 others.

17 June 2013 · Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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A brick building on East Warrington Avenue in Allentown
East Warrington Avenue, the block the Post-Gazette piece is about. Photo: Cbaile19, CC0

What is not here

No funding numbers, because none were published

The company never announced a round. Database profiles of it exist — CB Insights, PitchBook, Tracxn — but the useful fields sit behind a login, and none of them can be verified from here. They are not quoted on this site.

What the record does support: three named founders, a beta in 2013, three named regional partners, and a consulting practice that outlived the platform.

Attached to an organization, project creators have the professional expertise and business mentality of the host at their disposal.
KillerStartups, December 2013

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