They don't have the skill or resources, in my opinion. I've funded a few projects there and it's often a nightmare- pages timing out, extreme load times, outright failures.

While the code for displaying projects seems to work, the actual act of pledging to them doesn't. I imagine they lose a ton of pledges simply because people aren't willing to jump through hoops to make the site work.

Indiegogo came before Kickstarter by about two years and has fallen behind in project count:

http://www.theverge.com/2013/8/7/4594824/less-than-10-percen...