Web3 MVP development
We take a Web3 idea to a working proof of concept in 2-6 weeks or a market-ready MVP in 6-12 weeks: contracts, backend and frontend, scoped to the features that prove the idea. Our team comes from hackathons, so cutting scope to what matters is a habit.
We reply within 24 hours, usually the same business day.
Build the smallest thing that proves it
Most first versions try to do too much. We start by agreeing on the one question the build has to answer, for example whether users will deposit at all. Features that do not help answer it wait for later.
We write the PoC so the parts that work carry over into the MVP. You keep the contracts and data model that proved themselves, and the next phase adds to them instead of starting again.
What we build
Concept Refinement
We turn the idea into a feature list and a single test of success, then cut what does not serve that test.
Rapid Development
Contracts, a small backend and a usable frontend, shipped to testnet in weekly increments.
Technical Validation
We look for the hard parts early, such as gas costs, chain limits and third-party APIs. You hear about problems in week two, when they are cheap to fix.
Evolution Planning
A plan for the next step: what to keep, what to rewrite, what the audit has to cover and what the MVP adds.
Tools we use
- Solidity
- Rust
- Foundry
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- wagmi and viem
- Node.js
- Postgres
How long it takes
PoC: 2-6 weeks to test whether the idea works, with core contracts and a basic interface. MVP: 6-12 weeks to a product real users can try, with complete contracts, a usable interface, basic analytics and audit preparation. Full release: 12-24 weeks, including an external audit and scaling work.
Related work we have shipped
DeSwarm
AI terminal, automated yield vaults and a perpetual DEX on Berachain, with the vaults registered as Proof of Liquidity reward vaults.
Read the case studyParrotLink
Send native tokens, PSP22/ERC-20 tokens and NFTs as a link over SMS, WhatsApp or email, backed by secret-protected vault contracts.
Read the case studySyncra
No-code DAO creation on Substrate with confidential voting, automated proposal execution and treasury management. Funded through the Aleph Zero Ecosystem Funding Program.
Read the case studyQuestions founders ask before hiring us
What is the difference between a PoC and an MVP?
A PoC answers "can this work?" for you and your investors. An MVP answers "will people use it?" and is good enough to put in front of real users with real funds, which means tested contracts and audit preparation.
Does an MVP need a smart contract audit?
If it holds user funds on mainnet, yes, or at minimum a capped launch with strict limits until the audit is done. A testnet MVP can go out without one.
Can you build a crypto exchange MVP?
Yes, for DEXs and aggregators. We have built a DEX aggregator and a perpetual DEX. Our crypto exchange MVP guide covers what to build first and what to leave for later.
How much does it cost?
We quote after a short scoping call, because the price depends on how many contracts you need, which chains, how much backend and frontend work sits around them, and whether an external audit is in scope. You get a written estimate with scope and timeline before any work starts. Our blockchain app development cost guide lists typical market ranges by project type if you need a number for planning.
Want numbers before a call? Get a ballpark in 2 minutes with our Web3 development cost calculator.
Guides from our blog
Web3 MVP Development: How Founders Scope, Build and Launch a First Version
What a Web3 MVP should include, how long it takes, the team and chain choices behind it, and how Uniswap, OpenSea and Axie got their first versions out.
Crypto exchange MVP development: a founder's guide for 2026
What to build first when you launch a crypto exchange: which model to pick, what the MVP needs, how to handle audits, liquidity and MiCA, and what it costs.
Blockchain App Development Cost in 2026: Ranges by Project Type
What a token, NFT, DEX, lending protocol, wallet, game or RWA platform costs to build in 2026, phase by phase, with audit and gas numbers.
Web3 startup ideas for 2026: 14 with real demand
Fourteen Web3 startup ideas with real buyers in 2026, each with who pays, what to build first and the hard part nobody mentions in the pitch deck.
How we work
Five steps from first call to a product in production. You see working builds at every milestone and talk directly to the engineers.
Get an estimateConsultation & Analysis
We learn what you are building, check the technical and business requirements, and recommend a scope and phase: PoC, MVP or full release.
Architecture & UX/UI Design
We pick the chain, design the contract architecture and data flow, and design the interface, including wallet and transaction states.
Development
We build the contracts, backend and frontend, connect them to your existing systems, and test functionality and security as we go.
Deployment
We deploy to mainnet after final security and performance checks, and an external audit where funds are at stake.
Post-Launch Support
We monitor the system, ship fixes and updates, and help you scale as usage grows.
Ready when you are
Tell us what you are building and where you are stuck. You get a reply from an engineer and a scoped estimate for a PoC, MVP or full launch. We reply within 24 hours, usually the same business day.
