It depends on the scope and the stage of the product. We start by agreeing on the outcome, team, and first milestone, then propose a fixed scope or a time-based engagement with clear checkpoints.
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We work with teams at different stages when the problem is concrete and the people closest to it are involved. Early conversations help us find a useful first scope.
Our portfolio spans Solana, Ethereum and EVM systems, Bitcoin L2 work, and emerging ecosystems. The right stack follows the product and its constraints.
Ownership and licensing are set out in the project agreement before work begins. Third-party and open-source components retain their own licenses.
Web3Spell is based in New Delhi and works with global teams. We agree on overlap hours, written updates, and decision owners at the start of an engagement.
Both models work. We can take a defined build from discovery through delivery or join an existing team for a focused engineering, design, or ecosystem workstream.
A short description of the product, its current stage, the main constraint, and the outcome you want is enough. We can work through the open questions together.
The team shares the agreed code, design files, implementation notes, and documentation for the work in scope, then reviews the next steps with your team.
Yes. Product strategy, architecture, prototypes, and developer experience can all be useful before launch. We shape the first scope around the product stage.
Web3Spell Labs is based in New Delhi and works with teams globally.