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# Rewards and Shipping

The most successful projects on Geyser often offer rewards or perks. These should not be seen as a shop, but as a way to give something back to people who support the project.

Good rewards help creators:

* Increase contribution value.
* Give supporters a stronger reason to donate.
* Make the project feel more tangible.
* Build community and loyalty.
* Turn supporters into ambassadors.

Rewards can include books, gifts, tickets, games, memberships, Nostr badges, physical products, hardware, artwork, digital content, services, shoutouts, experiences, sponsorships, merch, raffles, collectibles, and courses.

### 1. Features for selling rewards and goods

**Shipping**\
Collect shipping details and charge shipping fees for physical products.

**Limited editions**\
Create scarcity and urgency by limiting the number of available items.

**Pre-order**\
Sell products that are still in development or not yet ready to ship.

**Confirmation message**\
Send contributors a custom message after they claim a product.

**Private comment**\
Ask contributors for extra details or allow them to send private notes.

**USD or sats pricing**\
Price products in either USD or BTC sats.

### 2. Shipping feature explainer

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Shipping lets creators sell physical rewards and deliver them to contributors locally or globally.

Creators can:

* Set custom shipping rates by country.
* Reuse shipping templates across products.
* Choose flat, per-unit, or incremental shipping fees.
* View shipping details in the sales dashboard.
* Add estimated delivery times.
* Ship only to selected countries.

#### Shipping fee models

**Flat fee**\
One fixed shipping cost per order.

**Per-unit fee**\
Shipping cost increases for each item purchased.

**Incremental fee**\
Shipping cost increases based on quantity or order structure.

#### Contributor checkout

When buying a physical reward, contributors enter their shipping details during checkout.

Geyser protects contributor privacy:

* Shipping addresses are encrypted.
* Addresses are not publicly shared.
* Addresses are automatically deleted after 3 months.

Shipping makes it easier for creators to sell physical goods through Bitcoin-native funding, while keeping the buying experience simple and secure.

### 3. How to gather sales data

Creators can view product sales and shipping details in the sales dashboard.

Sales data helps creators track:

* Products purchased.
* Quantity sold.
* Limited edition inventory.
* Shipping requirements.
* Destination countries.
* Contributor shipping details.
* Private comments or requested information.
* Pre-order status.

Creators should use this data to fulfill orders, group shipments by region, manage inventory, and understand which rewards perform best.

Because shipping addresses are deleted after 3 months, creators should process fulfillment information in time.

### Creator checklist

Before launching a reward, check:

* Is the reward clearly connected to the project?
* Is the product name and description clear?
* Is the price set in USD or sats?
* Is the right category selected?
* Is there a limited quantity?
* Does the product require shipping?
* Are shipping countries and rates configured?
* Is it ready to ship, or should it be marked as pre-order?
* Should contributors receive a confirmation message?
* Do contributors need to provide extra information?


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