Onthis

Start by opening a new workspace and linking your wallet. Pick a ready-made blueprint—membership pass, NFT drop, payment flow, or governance action—and tailor it to your goal. Define supply, pricing, claim rules, and eligibility from simple toggles. Choose a network, run a dry run on a testnet, then publish. You’ll get a hosted page and an embeddable widget you can place on your site, with a shareable link for social posts and email. No terminals, no deployments, no guessing.

For creators and community leads, set up a token-gated hub in minutes. Create passes that unlock private content, Discord roles, or event check-in. Add allowlists by pasting wallet addresses or importing a CSV. Configure a claim window, per-user caps, and referral rewards. Launch an NFT mint with staged pricing (early supporters vs. public), then add automated perks: airdrop a bonus collectible after first purchase, issue a discount to holders, or send a proof-of-attendance token to event attendees. Build a branded claim page, drop a QR code at your venue, and let the system handle verification on-chain.

For operations and growth teams, turn routine tasks into repeatable flows. Build a grants or bounty pipeline: collect submissions with a form, review in one dashboard, and release funds from a multisig when approved. Set vesting or streaming payments for contributors with a schedule. Configure triggers such as “new holder joins” or “milestone reached” to initiate rewards, badges, or role updates. Connect spreadsheets for bulk updates, and sync wallet segments for targeted drops. Use built-in analytics to track mints, conversions, retention by holder cohort, and campaign performance across chains. Export everything to CSV or route events to your CRM via webhooks.

For product teams, embed onchain actions natively in your app. Add a checkout that accepts tokens, let users claim items without leaving your site, or verify ownership behind a paywall. Use templates for common patterns—raffles, loyalty points, allowlists—and compose them like blocks. Set roles and approvals so teammates can propose changes that owners must sign. Promote builds from staging to production with version history and rollback. If you need more control, extend a flow with a custom action calling an external API, and pass data back to the chain. Pick your preferred network, set default gas options or sponsor fees for newcomers, and ship without writing a contract from scratch.