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Engineering
Describe the result you want. The AI turns it into milestones with a price on each, then matches one Blockchain Developer who passed the interview. No bidding, no pile of proposals to read, and nothing to pay until you approve the work.
Working out a budget first? What a Blockchain Developer costs, job by job.
01—What it costs
Three jobs people ask a Blockchain Developer for, priced the way the product prices them: hours at a vetted specialist's rate, plus a range because an estimate that pretends to be exact is a lie. You approve the number before work starts.
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A bug that keeps coming back
You send the repository and how to trigger it. You get the fix, the cause in writing, and a test so it stays fixed.
$0–$550
About 10 hours of development work at $45/hr for a mid-level specialist.
02
One feature added to a live product
Scoped against your current code, shipped behind a flag, with the edge cases listed before work starts.
$0–$2,450
About 45 hours of development work at $45/hr for a mid-level specialist.
03
A working first version of one idea
Sign-up, the core feature, and nothing else. Split into milestones you approve one at a time.
$0–$13,050
About 160 hours of development work at $68/hr for a senior-level specialist.
02—How it runs
01
You describe the result
One sentence is enough. The AI asks what it needs to price the work, then writes the brief and the acceptance criteria for you.
02
One specialist is matched
Every Blockchain Developer on Hyrde passed a graded interview: a scenario, a probing follow-up, and a deep dive on work they shipped. The best fit is assigned — you do not sift through applicants.
03
You approve, then pay
An AI checks the delivered work against your brief before you see the bill. Your first three projects carry no Hyrde fee: you pay the specialist and nothing else.
04—Before you hire
What does it cost to hire a Blockchain Developer?
Most Blockchain Developer work booked through Hyrde lands between $350 and $13,050. A bug that keeps coming back runs $350 to $550 — about 10 hours at $45 an hour. You see the price before anyone starts, and it only changes if you change the scope.
How quickly can a Blockchain Developer start?
Usually the same day. You describe the result you want, the AI turns it into milestones with a price on each, and matches one vetted Blockchain Developer to the first milestone. There is no bidding to wait through and no shortlist to read.
How do you know the Blockchain Developer is any good?
Every specialist passes a graded interview before they can be matched: a scenario from their own field, a follow-up that probes the answer, and a deep dive on something they shipped. Answers that could have come from anyone are capped. A portfolio or a badge alone gets nobody in.
Can I hire a Blockchain Developer for one small job?
Yes. One task is fine, and so is a whole outcome broken into milestones you approve one at a time. Your first three projects carry no Hyrde fee at all: you pay the specialist their price and nothing else.