Reddit created the site with subreddits in mind, as Redditmade provides a way for subreddits to make official merchandise. However, if you’re not a subreddit moderator, you can still launch a campaign, so long as you have a Reddit account.
Similar to Kickstarter, there are time limits to campaigns on Redditmade. If these campaigns fail to hit their goals before their self-administered deadline, those who back a project will not be charged. If campaigns do manage to hit their goals, however, Redditmade helps them find sourcing partners and set up campaign promotion. In some cases, Redditmade will even help oversee production and distribution.
Profits made from campaigns can be given to charities. Payments for successful campaigns, for the time being, can only be sent to U.S. bank accounts. The reasoning here is that Redditmade is currently in open beta and hasn’t officially launched in full yet.
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