crowdshare vs GovShop

crowdfunding creators

15 years after the founding of Napster, we’re still not sure how we should distribute and consume creative content on the web. At crowdshare, we think we've finally found a solution. We think people are willing to support the things they love, and we’re going to let them.

crowdshare is an open community where users can share their digital creations and receive feedback, tips and donations from other users. Users are able to consume (download, watch, listen) and share content freely — without cost of membership or use.

Our larger vision for what crowdshare can be is a digital market for the 21st century. When we say digital we mean — not eBay or Etsy — but a market for digital content. Of course, the major distinction, outside of us not distributing anything tangible, is that we offer content for free and are purely donation based.

GovShop is a single place to search, find, and connect with suppliers for the public sector market.

GovShop is a high resolution supplier and contract research platform transforming government procurement through market intelligence and better matching outcomes. GovShop helps public sector buyers efficiently find and research suppliers and contracts. Not only enabling buyers to find the most qualified suppliers, small or large, emerging or incumbent, but also driving innovation and meeting a mission's goals. Both buyers and suppliers can empower themselves by leveraging best practices frameworks, a wide variety of resources, and rely on a global community of peers, experts, partner organizations and academics in all levels of government, across markets and geographies.

Location: Washington D.C., United States of America