What development services does CoinMarketing Pro offer?
We scope and deliver the technical build side of a Web3 project alongside the marketing work, so a launch does not need a separate, disconnected development vendor.
The services we coordinate:
- Token creation: contract deployment, tokenomics implementation and standard configuration for your chosen chain
- Smart contracts: custom contract logic beyond a standard token, reviewed before deployment
- dApps: front-end and back-end application development connected to on-chain logic
- Telegram bots and mini apps: utility bots and in-Telegram applications for community and product functions
- NFT development: collection contracts, minting sites and metadata setup
- Websites: marketing sites, dApp front ends and documentation sites
Each can be booked as a standalone project or combined, for example a token contract paired with its minting website and a companion Telegram bot.
How does working with vetted contractors actually work?
We do not maintain one fixed in-house team for every chain and framework; instead, we scope your project and match it to a contractor or small dev team from our vetted network whose track record fits the specific chain, language and complexity involved.
What stays consistent regardless of which contractor is assigned:
- One written scope covering deliverables, timeline and what is included before any code is written
- One point of contact at CoinMarketing Pro for updates, questions and change requests, so you are not managing a contractor directly
- A quality check on delivered work against the agreed scope before it is handed off as complete
- Guarantees and refunds covering what happens if delivered work does not match what was scoped
This model exists because chain ecosystems and frameworks move fast, and matching your specific project to a contractor with current, relevant experience generally produces better results than routing every project through the same generalist team.
What is included in a token or smart contract engagement?
A token or smart contract project covers contract development, configuration and deployment, with a review step before anything goes live on mainnet.
A typical engagement includes:
- Requirements scoping: chain, token standard, supply mechanics and any custom logic needed
- Contract development or configuration, using established, audited base standards where possible rather than untested custom code
- Internal review before deployment, checking the contract behaves as specified
- Testnet deployment for verification, followed by mainnet deployment once confirmed
For contracts with custom logic beyond a standard token template, a third-party security audit is strongly recommended before mainnet deployment and can be scoped as part of the project; we will tell you directly when your specific contract's complexity makes an audit worth the added time and cost, rather than skipping that conversation.
How does a dApp, Telegram bot or website project run?
These projects typically move through a defined sequence: requirements and design scoping, development, internal testing, and a review round with you before final delivery.
Timeline depends heavily on scope — a marketing website or a simple utility bot moves faster than a dApp with complex on-chain logic and a custom front end — so we give a specific estimate once requirements are clear rather than a generic timeframe upfront. Throughout the build, you get scheduled check-ins showing working progress rather than only a final reveal at the end, so scope changes can be caught early rather than after delivery.
A website or Telegram mini app can also be scoped alongside marketing work, such as a trending campaign or community launch, so the technical and marketing timelines land together.
What are the risks and limits to know before starting a development project?
Software has limits worth stating plainly before you commit budget, rather than discovering them after delivery.
What we are upfront about:
- No development team, including ours, can promise code with zero possible issues; a security audit reduces risk on custom smart contracts but does not eliminate it entirely
- On-chain deployment costs (network gas fees) are separate from the development price and vary with network conditions at deployment time
- Complex custom logic takes longer than standard, well-tested templates, and rushing a complex contract to meet a launch date increases risk rather than reducing it
- A contractor match depends on current availability; for a highly specialized stack, timeline may need to flex around contractor availability
See how we work for the full process, and pricing for how token, contract, dApp, bot and website projects are each scoped, starting from $1,490 / project.
Prices
| Service | Price | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| Web3 Websites | from $1,490 / project | |
| Token Development | from $490 / project | |
| Smart Contract Development | from $1,490 / project | |
| dApp Development | from $4,890 / project | |
| Telegram Development | from $890 / project | |
| NFT Development | from $2,490 / project |
Starting prices in USD. Custom bundles and volume discounts on request. Payment in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON or your project token.
Frequently asked questions
Does CoinMarketing Pro build the code in-house, or use contractors?
Development work is delivered through a vetted network of contractors matched to your specific chain, language and project complexity, coordinated by CoinMarketing Pro as a single point of contact. This lets each project get a contractor with current, relevant experience for that specific stack, rather than routing every chain and framework through one fixed generalist team.
How much does Web3 development cost?
Cost depends on the type of project and its complexity — a token deployment, a custom smart contract, a full dApp and a marketing website all scope very differently. Development projects start from $1,490 / project; see pricing for how each service is scoped once requirements are clear.
Is a smart contract audit included in a token or contract project?
A base token deployment using established, well-tested standards typically does not require a full third-party audit. For contracts with custom logic, an audit is strongly recommended before mainnet deployment and can be scoped as part of the project; we will flag directly when your specific contract's complexity makes an audit worth the added time and cost.
How long does a dApp or Telegram bot take to build?
Timeline depends on scope: a simple utility bot or marketing website generally moves faster than a dApp with custom on-chain logic and a full front end. We provide a specific estimate once requirements are scoped rather than a generic timeframe upfront, since complexity varies significantly between projects.
Can development be combined with marketing services?
Yes, a website, Telegram mini app or token contract can be scoped alongside marketing work such as a trending campaign, KOL campaign or token launch, so the build and the marketing timeline land together around the same event.
What happens if delivered development work has issues after handoff?
Delivered work goes through a quality check against the agreed scope before handoff, and guarantees and refunds covers what happens if the work does not match what was scoped. No development team can promise entirely issue-free code, which is why custom smart contracts in particular benefit from an audit before mainnet deployment.
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