How I work
How I Work — from DM to delivery
GetYourDev runs on a simple, transparent process: DM → scope → quote → build → testnet (for anything touching funds) → delivery — no calls, payment in crypto, and you own everything at handover. Beyond the steps, the rules are firm: software not profit, your keys by default, contracts tested before mainnet, costs disclosed up front, and a clear list of work I refuse to do.
The process
Six steps, DM to delivery
DM
You message me on X (@GetYourDev) or Telegram (@GetYourDev). No calls, no forms — just tell me what you want to build.
Scope
We define the exact deliverables, chain, features and constraints. You always know what’s in and what’s out before anything starts.
Quote
A clear, fixed “from” quote for the agreed scope. Pass-through costs (gas, RPC, listing fees) are spelled out separately, never hidden.
Build
I build it, with clear progress updates along the way. Code is structured, clean and documented as it goes.
Testnet
Anything that touches funds is deployed to testnet first and run through static analysis (Slither / Mythril) before mainnet.
Delivery
Tested, deployed, verified and documented. Full handover — you own the code, accounts and keys. Pay in crypto.
Why it works
Built for crypto: fast, documented, on-chain
No calls
No scheduling across time zones. We move at the speed of DMs, and every decision is documented.
Clear records
Scope, quote and handover are all documented. You always have a record — no “he said” ambiguity.
Crypto-native
Pay in USDC, ETH, SOL or BNB. Anonymous-friendly: no KYC to start a conversation.
Costs you should know about
The costs that aren’t in my price
For speed and on-chain execution, real infrastructure costs apply — they’re yours, and I tell you before we start, never after.
- Priority fees & Jito tips — to land sniper/trade transactions in competitive blocks
- Private RPC (Helius / QuickNode and similar) — typically $50–200/mo for low-latency access
- Gas & deployment fees — paid on mainnet from a wallet you fund
- Listing / fast-track fees — paid directly to CoinGecko, CMC, DexTools, etc.
- LLM/API usage — for AI agents, billed to your key or passed through at cost
Your keys, your control
Two private-key models — you choose
🔐 Self-custody (default, safest)
You deploy and run with your own key. I never see it. Bots run on a dedicated wallet you fund and control. This is what I recommend for everyone.
⏳ Temporary shared key
For convenience during setup/testing, you can share a key I use only to deploy or test — then wipe. Used only if you ask for it, and never for ongoing access.
No false promises
“Runs 24/7” is not “earns”
I build the engine that executes your strategy exactly as defined. Whether that strategy is profitable depends on the strategy and the market — never on a promise from me. I never guarantee profit, win-rate or price. Anyone in crypto who does is lying to you.
Contracts that touch other people’s money — presales, claims, staking — always get a testnet rehearsal and Slither/Mythril static analysis before mainnet. For larger raises I’ll refer you to an independent audit firm.
What I don’t do
Red lines — for your protection and mine
A clear “no” list is a trust signal. I won’t build any of this, even if asked:
- Volume bots / wash trading
- Memecoin bundlers
- Honeypots or any contract designed to trap buyers
- Fake holders, fake engagement, fake trending
- Sybil farming
- MEV / arbitrage bots sold as “guaranteed income”
- Any promise of profit or returns
- Custom fund lockers (I use trusted UNCX / Team Finance instead)
- Clones of trusted free tools (Zealy, Galxe, DexScreener…)
- RWA without your own legal structure & backing
- Stablecoin issuance
Honesty first. Then we build.
If that’s the way you want to work, send a DM. Clear scope, clear costs, clear handover.