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Campaigns reward participation at scale. Unlike a bounty where one winner takes the prize, a campaign pays every contributor who submits qualifying work — a fixed USDC amount per approved submission, repeated until the reward pool is exhausted.

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How campaigns work

Set a total USDC pool and a per-submission reward. Each time a participant submits work that you approve, they receive the fixed USDC amount on Base. The campaign runs until the pool runs dry or you close it — whichever comes first.
Campaigns are an alpha feature. The core concept is live, but the full experience is still being built. More details will be published before public launch.

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When to use a campaign

Campaigns are the right format when you need volume, consistency, or ongoing community participation:
  • You want many contributors doing the same type of task repeatedly
  • You are building a dataset, content library, or QA report that benefits from diverse input
  • You want to reward community members fairly for each individual contribution rather than picking a single winner
If you only need one outcome or one winner, a Bounty is a better fit. If you want to hire a specific person for a defined project, use a Contract.

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Reward pool and per-submission amount

Every campaign has two numbers that matter:
  • Per-submission reward — the fixed USDC amount paid for each approved submission
  • Total reward pool — the total USDC set aside for the campaign; when the pool is exhausted, no further rewards are paid out
Plan your pool size based on how many qualifying submissions you expect to approve.
Full campaign setup, management, and analytics documentation will be published before Fundwork’s public launch. Stay tuned for updates.