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Chuffed vs Ulule

Chuffed and Ulule are both crowdfunding platforms. On a $1,000 payment you keep about $970–$1,000 on Chuffed and $950 on Ulule, before withdrawal or currency-conversion costs.

Updated · from each platform’s published fees and payout terms · how we verify

Key differences

  • On a $1,000 payment you keep about $970–$1,000 on Chuffed and $950 on Ulule, before withdrawal or currency-conversion costs.
  • Only Chuffed offers Stripe/PayPal direct. Only Ulule offers Bank transfer and PayPal.
  • Ulule is the older platform — founded in 2010, 3 years before Chuffed (2013).
  • Chuffed is based in Australia, Ulule in France.

Which should you choose?

Choose Chuffed if…

  • Keeping more of each payment matters most — its fee is lower.
  • You want to withdraw via Stripe/PayPal direct.

Choose Ulule if…

  • You want to withdraw via Bank transfer and PayPal.

Side by side

Chuffed A social-cause crowdfunding platform with no platform fee on donations. Visit Ulule A European crowdfunding platform where creators raise money for creative and social projects. Visit
Type Crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter Crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter
Category Crowdfunding Crowdfunding
Vetted No No
Work from home Yes Yes
Fees 0% platform fee (donor-covered), 2-3% processing ~5% commission ex-VAT
Withdraw via Stripe/PayPal direct Bank transfer, PayPal
Availability Australia, United Kingdom, US + select countries Worldwide
Local to — France
Founded 2013 2010
Headquarters Sydney, Australia Paris, France
Popularity 42 views · 0 likes 57 views · 0 likes

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper, Chuffed or Ulule?

On a $1,000 payment you keep about $970–$1,000 on Chuffed and $950 on Ulule, before withdrawal or currency-conversion costs.

Where are Chuffed and Ulule available?

Chuffed: Australia, United Kingdom, US + select countries. Ulule: Worldwide.

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