Webstudio
Webstudio is a no-code drag-and-drop website builder for creating web frontends for blockchain projects.
What is Webstudio?
Webstudio is a no-code drag-and-drop website builder that lets users create web frontends for blockchain projects. It provides built-in blocks for wallet-based authentication, smart-contract-powered forms, and web3-native modules, enabling users to compose dApp interfaces using EVM smart contracts as a backend. Webstudio offers over 250 configurable blocks and 12+ templates styled with TailwindCSS. Users can build and publish sites in minutes through a visual canvas, with deployment to a Webstudio subdomain, IPFS, or a custom domain. It supports integration with any contract deployed on any EVM-compatible chain on both mainnets and testnets. Webstudio is available on a free plan for hobbyists and an unlimited plan at €9/month for production-grade applications with custom domains, premium modules, and priority support.
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