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Dev tools · January 30, 2013

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Launch your own hosted SelfStarter without writing a line of code

Launch your own hosted SelfStarter without writing a line of code launched on January 30, 2013 with 89 votes, #24 of 526 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.

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Crowdhoster is a development tool that lets users create and launch crowdfunding campaigns on their own hosted site without requiring coding knowledge. Launched in 2013, it handles the technical setup and infrastructure for running a SelfStarter-based crowdfunding platform. The tool is designed for entrepreneurs and creators who want to manage their own fundraising campaigns independently, rather than relying on third-party crowdfunding sites. It eliminates the need for technical expertise by automating the hosting and deployment process.

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