Ignition turns your idea into an investor ready Web3 company. Paste a URL, write one paragraph, or suss out a competitor, and get a one pager and a competitive analysis back in seconds. Free, no signup.
Investors dive in or pass quickly. In that window they are not reading your whitepaper. They are asking whether you look like a team that can execute: a defensible token model, a coherent narrative, real numbers and something, even just a demo, they can actually click.
Ignition helps founders build all of it, before anyone needs to be hired.
The typical cost of assembling an investor ready Web3 company through agencies, consultants, developers, and legal providers.
Ignition takes your idea and generates the same fundamentals in one afternoon, then lets you refine and regenerate every asset as your thinking evolves, your research matures, and investor feedback comes in. Every deliverable is created specifically for your company.
More than a dozen interconnected assets, cross referenced and automatically kept in sync as you iterate, research, and your company takes shape.
Every number, assumption, and narrative is cross checked across the entire launch stack, so your deck, tokenomics, business plan, and investor materials all tell the same story.
Creating the assets is only a part of it. The other piece is making sure they survive the real scrutiny of an Angel or VC investor reviewing them.
A readiness score, every weakness ranked, each with why it matters and how to fix it. Run it and refine everything until you know you're ready.
Change one fact and it updates everywhere, so your valuation, traction, and token math never contradict each other.
Run your pitch against live investor questions until it stops cracking.
The diagnosis is free. Pay when you want the full teardown, the resolution paths, and the coherence that keeps your whole launch stack telling one story.
* Cost to assemble a comparable investor ready Web3 launch through separate providers, based on published 2025 to 2026 agency and freelancer rates. Illustrative reference points, not a guarantee of individual pricing: