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The Front Stepshelp is free, here is why

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How the House stays free.

Help is always free for people. The ones who get the value pay: projects that are helped, founders who want things built, chains and researchers who want to understand real use. Payment rails are not open yet, so every paid offer below is a request or a waitlist for now.

Seven ways the lights stay on

  1. ProjectsProject RoomsClaiming a portal is free. Projects can request a staffed Room: curators on their support desk, a report of uses they never marketed, and bridge introductions.Open
  2. ProjectsReward campaignsProjects reward real users verified by what they did. The House routes it and keeps a small platform fee.Open
  3. Power usersEngine ProA few answers a day stay free. Pro adds unlimited answers, deep dossiers and voice guidance for heavy users.Open
  4. Founders and chainsWorkshop buildsWe build it for you: fixed-price apps through Deployr, custom builds by quote, and bounties projects fund.Open
  5. Projects and partnersHub room sponsorshipsSponsor a room in the physical House and its digital twin, with your support desk staffed by our curators.Open
  6. Chains and researchersData and researchThe open data stays free. Custom, aggregated research on how web3 is actually used, for chains, VCs and researchers.Open
  7. Anyone who wants toSupporter membershipOptional. Early episodes, priority help, a badge and a name on the wall. Never required for help.Open

What we will never do

  • Charge people for help.
  • Promise income, returns, tokens or airdrops.
  • Sell personal data. Research is aggregated only.
  • Hide a better answer because someone paid.

If the House ever has to choose between a sponsor and a person who needs help, the person wins.

Terry, who runs the House