Name: Giveaway Judge
Brand: DEPLOYR
Price: 100 USD
Availability: PreOrder

Picture this

Who it is for

Thandi Nkosi runs community for Kwela, a Solana music tipping app, from a studio in Braamfontein, Johannesburg, and her last 'like, retweet and follow to win' giveaway drew 9,000 entries, most of them bots, and a bot farm won. Giveaway Judge only counts things fans really did onchain, like a first tip to an artist or holding a season pass, folds wallet clusters into one person with a passkey or optional proof of personhood, and draws winners from public verifiable randomness. Anyone can replay the draw on a public page and get the same winners.

Two ways to own it

What you get

Base$100

Yours in 2 to 3 days

Giveaway builder with entry rules from onchain actions on Base, Solana and Arbitrum, an entry checker that reads the chain, one person per entry with a passkey and wallet cluster folding, entry list hash committed before the draw, VRF draw, and a public replayable draw page with receipts.

You choose: accent color and logo
You choose: entry action templates
You choose: proof of personhood provider
You choose: draw page domain

Customfrom $1,100

Built around you

Reshape it entirely: new features, your flows, your brand end to end, integrations you need. We scope it with you.

Everything in Base
Custom features and design
Priority build

Why it is new

What exists today, and what this does differently

What is new

Quest platforms (Galxe, Zealy, Layer3) reward onchain tasks, and VRF raffles exist (Chainlink VRF, Switchboard), often still padded with follow and retweet tasks. What is new is the strict combination: entries come only from onchain actions or proofs, never likes or follows; one person per entry with a passkey or optional proof of personhood; the entry list hash is committed before a VRF draw; and a public page replays the draw step by step across Base, Solana and Arbitrum. Unlike fair-raffle (room raffles on Aptos) and blink-bounty (paid work in a Blink), this is a standing giveaway bot for app communities.

Closest things out there

Galxe, Zealy and Layer3 for onchain quests (most still allow social tasks); Gleam for social giveaways; hackathon projects pairing Chainlink VRF with World ID. All live or public.

Checked with web searches in October 2026. A search is not proof that nothing similar exists, and the market moves fast, so we recheck before every build.

What it unlocks

The human in it

Real fans stop losing giveaways to bot farms, and the most skeptical fan can check the draw from their phone.

The Regatta Board

Races Giveaway Judge can enter

3 live races fit this app. Each one says why, with its prize and countdown. The rule on existing code is on the race page.

Grant roundSolanaSolana Foundation GrantsFundingNot announcedRolling, apply any timeWhy it fits. Sybil resistant distribution tooling for Solana apps may fit; check current terms.26 other apps can enter tooSee the race Grant roundBaseBase Builder GrantsFundingNot announcedRolling, apply any timeWhy it fits. Consumer tooling that rewards real onchain use on Base can fit; check current terms.56 other apps can enter tooSee the race Grant roundArbitrumArbitrum Foundation Grants / DAO programsFundingNot announcedRolling, apply any timeWhy it fits. Fair distribution tools for Arbitrum communities are a possible fit; check current terms.20 other apps can enter tooSee the race

See every race on the board

What you own

The whole app, not a starter kit.

A complete fair giveaway bot you own: apps run giveaways where real onchain actions are the entries, one person counts once, and winners come from public randomness anyone can replay. Apps pay you monthly, and your console runs pricing, growth, rules and the judging agent.

Base price · $100

The user app, complete

Every buyer gets the same finished app. Basic branding and copy changes come through a quick form.

Illustrated home with the live giveaway and first-run onboardingHome

Three step welcome on entries, one person rules and the replay page, then the one next action.

Entry checker with three playable casesEnter

A real fan qualifies from an onchain tip, a wallet cluster folds into one person, a like for reward request is refused.

Passkey one person checkEnter

One device, one entry, with an optional proof of personhood step.

Giveaway builder with a live rules cardBuild

Prize, entry actions per chain, window, winners and the one person method.

Entry action templates on Base, Solana and ArbitrumBuild

Transaction to a contract, holding at a snapshot or a signed attendance proof.

Commit, VRF draw and winner mathDraws

Entry list hash committed before randomness, then a VRF result and published derivation.

Public replay pageDraws

Replays the draw step by step and recomputes winners in the browser.

Draw history with receiptsDraws

Every past draw with commit, randomness, block and winners.

Plan, permissions, vision and inviteMe

Plans sheet with simulated USDC checkout, the bot's hard limits, a share card and co host invites.

Paywall with locked featuresBuild

More chains, proof of personhood, several winners and the cluster report unlock by plan.

Open the full app demo

Add-on

Owner console

Your admin side: revenue, paywall editor, users, rules and the agent log.

Revenue dashboard and live paywall editorRevenue

MRR, chart, rename tiers, set prices and gates; the user app updates instantly.

Payments and pay methodsRevenue

Incoming USDC payments and toggles for USDC on Base, other chains and card.

Judging rulesRules

Cluster window, minimum wallet age, free entrant cap and the default VRF chain.

Agent log with failures and adaptationsAgent

A giveaway week replayed, including a VRF callback delay and a missed cluster, plus monthly costs.

Roadmap with build requestsRoadmap

v1 included, v2 and v3 add-ons with prices and a Build this with DEPLOYR request.

Top-up

Growth and referrals

Referral and growth mechanics, switched on when you are ready to grow.

Replay page growth loop and sourcesGrowth

New apps by source and a co hosted giveaway run.

The money path, built in

How it earns for you

Apps and communities pay a monthly plan to run fair giveaways. Small giveaways are free so the replay page spreads; larger and multi chain giveaways pay for unlimited entrants, personhood checks and reports. Entrants never pay.

OpenFreeOne giveaway at a time, one chain, up to 500 entrants, passkey check, VRF draw and the replay page.

Judge$24 per monthBase, Solana and Arbitrum actions, unlimited entrants, cluster report, proof of personhood and several winners.

Festival$79 per monthSeveral brands, white label draw pages, entry export and a partner API.

VRF and commit costs are passed through at cost and shown on each draw receipt.

Prices are yours to set. Illustrative, not a promise of income.

Growth loops, built in

How it spreads

Every replay page shows 'drawn with Giveaway Judge' and a replay button
Winners share their winning receipt card
Co hosted giveaways bring a partner app's community into the next draw
Co host invites counted as referrals in the owner console

Roadmap · build the next phase with us

Where it goes next

v1 included

Real actions, one person, public draw

Entry rules from onchain actions
Passkey and cluster folding
Commit then VRF draw
Public replay page
Plans, paywall editor and payouts

Included

Co hosted giveaways

Two apps share one draw
Shared cluster list across giveaways
Claim links for prizes

Add-on from $400

Real fan record

Attestation for fair entries on Base
First access for proven fans
Partner API

Add-on from $900

The pitch, ready for investors and grant reviewers

Unlocked when your app is paid in full

Your 2 minute demo script

Unlocked when your app is paid in full

Make it entirely yours

Your brand, extra chains, custom entry actions, a personhood provider of your choice or a white label draw page are scoped and priced together.

Custom from $1,100

BLUEPRINT

Why it matters and how it really works

The recipe (how it is built, the data, costs, risks, build order, the pitch and the demo script) is unlocked when your app is paid in full.

The need

Crypto apps run giveaways to reward fans, but 'like, retweet and follow to win' draws thousands of bot entries, breaks platform rules on engagement for reward, and lets bot farms win. Real fans lose, and nobody can check how the winner was picked.

What exists and what is new

Quest platforms such as Galxe, Zealy and Layer3 already reward onchain tasks, and verifiable randomness is available from Chainlink VRF and Switchboard. Hackathon projects have paired VRF with proof of personhood. Giveaway Judge combines these into a strict giveaway bot: only onchain actions or signed proofs count as entries, never likes or follows; one person per entry; the entry list hash is committed before the draw; and a public page replays the draw. It differs from fair-raffle (in room raffles on Aptos) and blink-bounty (paid work posted as a Blink). Medium novelty.

The data it runs on

Unlocked when your app is paid in full

1.The mission

Make giveaways reward the people who actually showed up, and let anyone check the draw for themselves.

2.Why people can't resist it

Do the thing, not the like Entries are real actions: a first tip, a season pass held, a session attended. Fans who already use the app are already entered.

The replay button The public draw page replays the commit, the randomness and the winner math. Same inputs, same winners, on any phone.

Clusters fold to one Fourteen wallets funded from one source and tapping the same passkey count as one person, shown openly on the entry list.

3.How it works for real

Unlocked when your app is paid in full

4.Pricing

Cost per use: unlocked when your app is paid in full.

Open Free

One giveaway at a time, entry actions on one chain, up to 500 entrants, passkey check, VRF draw and the public replay page.

Judge $24 per month

Base, Solana and Arbitrum entry actions, unlimited entrants, cluster report, optional proof of personhood and several winners per draw.

Festival $79 per month

Several brands, white label draw pages, entry export and an API for partner apps.

5.Growth loop

Every draw page shows 'drawn with Giveaway Judge' and a replay button, and winners share their winning receipt. Apps that run a fair draw invite partner apps to co host the next giveaway, so each draw brings in a new community.

6.Risks and guardrails

Unlocked when your app is paid in full

7.Build order

Unlocked when your app is paid in full

8.Where this is going

Now
One app's giveaway: real actions in, one person per entry, a draw anyone can replay.
Next
Base and Arbitrum entries, co hosted giveaways between partner apps, and a shared cluster list that improves with every draw.
Later
A portable 'real fan' record: wallets that entered fairly across many giveaways get first access to new ones.
The world it builds
Rewards go to people who use things, not to bot farms, and every draw can be checked by the person who lost it.

Costs and tools are estimates at the time of writing. General information only, not legal or financial advice.

OWNER PLAYBOOK

Own it, then chart your voyage

Nine routes from one vessel. Tap a port to open its chart.

Why own Giveaway Judge

Every app with a community runs giveaways, and most of them reward likes and follows that bot farms produce by the thousand. Owning Giveaway Judge means you run the giveaway bot that only counts real onchain actions, folds wallet clusters into one person, and draws from public randomness that any fan can replay. It respects platform rules by design: no follow or like for reward, no fake engagement, no posting or DMs on anyone's behalf. Winning is never guaranteed for anyone, and that is exactly what makes the draw worth trusting. Start with one app you know, then sell it to every team burned by a bot farm.

What’s stopping you?

“Galxe and Zealy already do quests. Why would anyone pay me?”

They are broad platforms and most campaigns still include social tasks. You sell one narrow promise: entries only from real actions, one person each, and a draw any fan can replay. Teams that were embarrassed by a bot winner want exactly that and want a person to set it up.

“Is running giveaways legal?”

Giveaway and prize rules differ by country. Entries are always free, prizes are fixed in advance, and nobody pays to enter, which keeps most giveaways out of lottery territory. Ask owners to take local advice for large prizes, and never promise anyone will win.

“I do not understand VRF.”

You do not need to. The delivery guide sets it up: the app commits the entry list, asks a randomness service once, and the replay page shows the math. You press Close entries and Draw.

“What if bots still get through?”

Some will try. Passkeys and cluster folding make farming expensive, and you can require proof of personhood for big prizes. Show cluster folding openly on the entry list so the community sees the work.

A revenue ladder, step by step

Monthly plans per app, a Festival plan for brands and agencies running many giveaways, and paid setup for teams that want their entry rules designed for them.

$190

$2,300

$13,500

$75,000

First draws

8 apps

$24 a month

Known on three chains

70 apps + 8 festivals

$24 to $79 a month

Default fair draw

400 apps + 50 festivals