Geyser Fees
The basic Geyser creator fee is 5 % and may go higher if the creator opts in for additional marketing support. This represents a low amount compared to many other crowdfunding platforms.
Fee Comparison
Here’s how Geyser compares to other crowdfunding platforms.
Geyser
5 %
0.2% (see below)
5% 🟢
GoFundMe
0%
3% + US$0.30
3% 🟢
Kickstarter
5 %
3% - 5%
8%-10% 🔴
Indiegogo
5 %
3% + $0.20
8% 🔴
Catarse
-
-
13% 🔴
Geyser Processing/Banking fee breakdown
There may be additional fees for swapping from other payment methods. See below
Note: The actual total cost to a creator may vary depending on payment method, currency conversion, card type, country of operation and additional options elected (e.g., marketing support).
Geyser Creator Fees
The base standard fee is 5 % for on-chain and Lightning contributions when Geyser runs the wallet.
Ambassador fees (affiliates): creators can activate Ambassador Earnings to reward people who help promote their project and bring in contributions. When activated, when a contribution is made through an ambassador referral link, 5% of the eligible contribution goes to the ambassador. This is in addition to Geyser’s standard 5% creator fee.

Contributor (Backer) Fees
There are no contributor fees charged by Geyser themselves.
The contributor may optionally add a tip to support Geyser (at their choice) when making contributions.
Why This Matters
Compared to other legacy platforms charging 5 %+ plus processing fees, Geyser offers a competitive cost structure especially for Bitcoin-centric projects.
The ambassador reward is a growth incentive: it compensates people for bringing in contributions that likely would not have happened without their promotion.
Best Practices for Creators
Make sure you estimate payment processing / banking fees in addition to Geyser’s commission.
If you choose to activate Ambassador Earnings, factor in the extra 5% fee as part of your overall budget.
Include in your campaign budget a buffer for any optional tips or payment-method costs so your net needed amount is realistic.
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