Soorudeal: 
Public companies
- Early adopters fund the features they want, and get a stake for it.
- Every token is backed by USDC in the company pool. Redeem it any time.
- Teams earn only when work ships. Declined? Backers get 60% back.
Private projects
- No one can price a whole project upfront. So pay task by task.
- Workers get paid the moment a task closes, straight to their wallet.
- Build, earn and stay pseudonymous: a crypto agency in one wallet.
Back proposals, not promises.
Fund a specific proposal in USDC. 40% goes into the company pool and mints your tokens right away. 60% waits until the founder delivers, and comes back to you if the proposal is declined.
Explore companiesRun client work, privately.
The client funds the project in stablecoins. Each task's budget locks when work starts and goes straight to the worker's wallet when it's done. Task details are end-to-end encrypted; only hashes go on-chain.
Explore projects- 100%Pool-backed tokens
- Redeem your tokens for their share of the company's USDC pool, at any time.
- NoWithdraw key
- Founders and admins cannot withdraw the pool. USDC leaves through redemptions and refunds.
- 60%Refunded if declined
- The held 60% of your backing, after fees, returns in USDC. You keep your tokens.
- 0.75%Flat fee
- Charged on funding. Donations are free. Fees go into Soorudeal's own company pool.
For founders and backers
Build with the people who want it.
Publish the next improvement. Let people fund it, share in the company pool, and follow the work as it ships.
A roadmap backed by users
Publish specific proposals. Funding shows which improvements people want enough to pay for.
Back it. Get tokens.
After fees, 40% goes into the pool for your tokens. If the proposal is declined, the other 60% comes back in USDC. You keep your tokens.
Work you can follow
Track each proposal in public. When it’s delivered, the held funds enter the pool and the team earns tokens.
Your share of the pool
Revenue and donations add USDC without creating more tokens. Redeem your tokens for your share whenever you want, without finding a buyer.
Design cases on your profile
Upload screenshots, arrange them into cases, and show your designs on your public company profile. Anyone can browse your work.
We build here too
Soorudeal is company #1. Platform fees feed its USDC pool, backing the tokens held by its supporters. Explore it alongside the other public companies.
Check the contracts yourself.
Explore the program, USDC pool and token for company #1.
- E2EEncrypted work
- Tasks, epics and hand-over notes are encrypted in the browser with wallet-derived keys. The chain stores only hashes.
- DirectPaid to the worker
- A completed task pays the worker's wallet, and the agency's margin settles on-chain in the same transaction.
- 21–90Days to a guaranteed exit
- Clients withdraw unlocked funds at any time, and reclaim budgets from stalled tasks after the project's timeout. No arbiter needed.
- 0.3%Fee on deposits
- Nothing on payouts. Settles in USDC on Base and Polygon, USDT on BNB Chain.
For agencies
A crypto-native agency, in one wallet.
Build for clients, earn in stablecoins, and stay pseudonymous. Your team signs in and gets paid with a wallet.
Your margin, settled on-chain
Set an agency margin, 10% by default and up to 50%. It reaches you in the same transaction that pays the worker.
Urgent tasks pay more
Urgency can add up to 25% to a task's price. The per-task cap still applies: $350 by default.
A roster, not a payroll spreadsheet
Add members with a per-point rate, a role and a pseudonym. Each completed task pays their wallet directly.
Monthly budgets for steady pay
Agree a monthly amount with a member. Task payouts count toward it, you top up the rest, and each month records how much you paid beyond what tasks earned.
Clients stay in control
Clients add co-funders, approvers who rate delivered epics, and up to 5 backup wallets that can take over if a key is lost.
How a task is priced
Points × the member's rate × a size multiplier. At a $10 rate, a 5-point task pays $50; a 10-point task pays $160.
Check the contracts yourself.
Live on three mainnets, with the same contract addresses on every chain.