Name: DEX Aggregator
Brand: DEPLOYR
Price: 20 USD
Availability: InStock

Two ways to own it

What you get

Base$20

Ready now

The working app on your own wallet and git, one-click deploy, and the step-by-step guide that makes you the verifiable developer.

You choose: App name
You choose: Logo and accent color

Customfrom $300

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

What you own

The whole app, not a starter kit.

The complete DEX Aggregator app: a community branded swap and bridge page on LI.FI routing, with one tap presets for the group's usual moves, every fee itemised on the quote and honest re-quotes, plus a paywall, owner console and route agent built in.

Base price · $20

The user app, complete

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

Three step onboardingHome

Shown once: your group's own page, one tap presets, every fee on the quote.

Next action and presetsHome

One clear next step, the group's presets and recent activity.

Swap and bridgeSwap

Fastest and cheapest routes with gas, bridge and page fee itemised; an expired quote is re-quoted and shown before signing.

Saved routes and gas alertsRoutes

One tap repeats and gas price alerts. Gated behind Group Plus.

Group viewGroup

The pinned page in the group chat and the group's rules for moving money.

Receipts and historyReceipts

Both transactions and the fee on every receipt; history export gated behind Group Plus.

Plans and settingsMe

Pricing from the owner paywall, USDC checkout, share card, permissions and vision.

Open the full app demo

Add-on

Owner console

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

Revenue and paywall editorRevenue

Page fees, plan counts, incoming USDC, accepted methods, live tier and gate editing.

Page settingsPage

Page name, fee with a live example, free first month and presets.

Monday reviewReview

Weekly numbers and one change to make this week.

Route agent logAgent

Every quote, fee and re-quote in order, running costs and a paused bridge simulation.

Roadmap requestsRoadmap

Scope and request v2 and v3 builds from DEPLOYR.

Top-up

Growth and referrals

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

Gas clinicsGrowth

Run a gas clinic and track swaps and growth loops.

The money path, built in

How it earns for you

Members swap free apart from a small page fee printed on every quote, accrued through LI.FI to the owner's integrator id. Group Plus waives the fee and adds alerts and saved routes, and other moderators pay for their own branded page.

MemberFreeSwap and bridge with the group presets, small fee printed on every quote

Group Plus$3 a monthNo page fee, gas price alerts, saved routes, swap history export

Mod page$15 a monthA branded page for another moderator on the same routing

Page fee set by the owner, for example 0.15%. LI.FI may keep a share of integrator fees, so check current partner terms.

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

Growth loops, built in

How it spreads

Every answered question becomes a pinned preset link
Receipts shared in the chat after a swap
Other groups ask for a mod page
Saturday gas clinics in voice chat
Scam warnings next to the page

Roadmap · build the next phase with us

Where it goes next

v1 included

The group swap page

Branded swap and bridge page on LI.FI
One tap presets for your group
Fastest and cheapest routes, every fee itemised
Quote expiry with an honest re-quote
Paywall, owner console, route agent

Included

Bot and mod pages

Telegram bot that answers with a preset link
Mod pages for partner groups
Fee split with partner mods
Multi language page

Add-on from $250

Onboarding paths

Guided first week on Base
Card on-ramp into a preset
Scam report button
Group stats page

Add-on from $600

For investors and grant reviewers

The pitch, ready

A community's own swap and bridge page, run by a moderator members already trust, with every fee on the quote.

Problem: New members ask how to get gas on a new chain every day, and scammers answer first in DMs.

Solution: A branded page on LI.FI routing with one tap presets, itemised fees and honest re-quotes, pinned in the group.

Why now: LI.FI routing and integrator fees make a branded front end a trust and distribution play, not a routing one.

Market: Telegram and Discord communities onboarding people to new chains.

The ask: Pilot partners: three community moderators with active groups.

Funding is never guaranteed. Check each program's rules.

For hackathons and demo days

Your 2 minute demo

Home: Brian, 23, has USDC on Arbitrum and no gas on Base.
Group: scammers DM first; the moderator pins her page.
Swap: the fastest route with gas refuel arrives in a minute.
Swap: Achieng's quote expires and she sees the new number before signing.
Receipts: both transactions and the fee.
Owner Page: set the fee and presets.
Owner Revenue: change the Group Plus price and watch the Plans sheet update.
Owner Roadmap: request the Telegram bot.

Many hackathons require code written at the event. See the Regatta Boardfor each race's rule.

Make it entirely yours

Custom work from $300: your own presets and chains, a bot, a multi group setup or integrations. Scoped on a call.

Custom from $300

BLUEPRINT

Why it matters and how it really works

The need

People new to a chain keep asking the same thing: how do I get my money and a little gas over there? Strangers answer in DMs and some of them steal. Communities need a trusted, plain swap and bridge page that shows every fee before anyone signs.

What exists and what is new

This is not new technology. Jumper is LI.FI's own swap and bridge app, the LI.FI widget is already embedded by many wallets and apps, and other aggregators such as Socket (Bungee), Squid and 0x offer similar routing and embeddable widgets. What is different is narrow: a community-branded front end run by someone a group already trusts, with one-tap presets for that group's common moves, and an integrator fee that is optional, small and printed on every quote. Low novelty; the value is trust and distribution, not routing.

The data it runs on

Route quotes from the LI.FI API (bridges, DEXs, gas and fee lines), the user's own wallet signatures, the resulting source and destination transactions, the owner's integrator id and fee setting, and page settings (name, presets). No user accounts or personal data are stored.

1.The mission

Every community gets a safe, honest front door for moving money between chains, run by someone they already trust.

2.Why people can't resist it

A link from someone you know People swap where they trust the link. A moderator's page beats a random search result and every DM offer.

One tap for the common move Presets like 'get gas on Base' turn the group's most asked question into a single button.

Every fee, before you sign Gas, bridge cost and the owner's fee are itemised on the quote. Expired quotes are re-shown, never silently retried.

3.How it works for real

Routing: The LI.FI widget or SDK requests quotes across bridges and DEXs and returns ranked routes with fees and time estimates.

Wallets: Users connect their own wallet through the widget's built-in connectors and sign each step. The app never holds funds or keys.

Integrator fee: An optional fee set as a decimal (for example 0.0015) under the owner's integrator id, added to the route and shown in the quote.

Fee collection: Fees accrue to the integrator id registered in the LI.FI partner portal, and the owner claims them to their wallet.

Presets and branding: A Next.js page on Vercel with the owner's name, colors and preset routes (chain and token pairs) set by environment variables.

Receipts: Each completed route links the source and destination transactions in block explorers and LI.FI's route explorer.

4.Cost per use and pricing

Per swap for the user: network gas plus bridge or DEX costs shown in the quote, for example a few cents for a USDC move from Arbitrum to Base, and a few dollars when starting from Ethereum mainnet. Plus the owner's fee if set: at 0.15% that is $0.06 on a $40 swap. For the owner: hosting on a free or hobby plan, $0; LI.FI integration is free to start, and LI.FI may keep a share of collected integrator fees, so check current partner terms. Monthly example: 340 swaps averaging $85 at 0.15% accrue about $43 before any LI.FI share.

Free page 0% fee

No fee at all. Good for the first month while the group learns to trust the link.

Community page 0.1% to 0.25% per swap

A small disclosed integrator fee on each route, shown on every quote.

Project page $99 per month or fee share

A preset page built for a token project's holders, linked from their docs, with zero fee for their users if the project prefers to pay.

5.Growth loop

Each solved question in the group becomes a pinned link. Members share receipts when a swap lands, other groups ask for their own page, and token projects embed it as their 'how to get in' route. Growth comes from one trusted community at a time, not from competing with large apps.

6.Risks and guardrails

Regulation: A non custodial interface charging fees is treated differently by country and rules change. Owners charging at scale should get local legal advice and avoid markets their rules exclude.

Blame for failures: Bridges can delay or fail. The owner is the face of it, so the page links every route to its explorer and a clear support note, and never takes custody.

Bridge and contract risk: Routes rely on third party bridges and DEX contracts. They are audited but not risk free; users should start with small amounts.

Fee trust: A hidden or high fee destroys the main asset, trust. The fee is always printed on the quote and kept small.

Phishing copies: Scammers may clone the page with a different routing setup. Owners share the link only from official channels and pin it.

Quote expiry: Prices move while wallets open. The page re-quotes and asks again instead of retrying silently.

7.Build order

Deploy the template with an app name and no fee
Register an integrator id in the LI.FI partner portal
Add one or two presets for the group's most common move
Make a real $5 swap and check the fee line and receipt links
Turn on a small disclosed fee once the group relies on it
Review swaps, volume and fees every Monday

8.Where this is going

Now
One moderator, one honest swap page, one group that stops trusting strangers in DMs.
Next
Presets for every chain the group explores, plus plain-language guides inside the page.
Later
Token projects use community pages as their official way in, with fee shares agreed in the open.
The big one
Moving money between chains feels as safe and ordinary as a bank transfer, because the front door is run by people you know.

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 DEX Aggregator

Every swap people make through someone else's aggregator pays that someone else. When the front end is yours, the integrator fee (optional and always disclosed) lands in your wallet, the brand on the page is yours, and every route your users take is an onchain record that you built and run a real product. You are not competing with Jumper's routing, you are using it as the engine under your own hull.

What’s stopping you?

“I can't code, so how would I run a DEX?”

You are not running a DEX. The routing, liquidity and bridging come from LI.FI, which already powers large apps. You own the front end: the name, the colors, the fee setting and the deploy. The guide walks you through every click, and if you get stuck the support thread is there.

“Why would anyone swap on mine instead of Jumper or Uniswap?”

Most people will not, unless you give them a reason. The reason is your audience: a community, a chain niche, or a group you already talk to. People swap where they trust the link. Your job is to be that trusted link for a specific group, not for the whole internet.

“Is charging a fee shady?”

Only if it is hidden. Your fee is shown on every quote before the user signs, and you can set it to zero. Many owners start at zero to earn trust, then add a small fee like 0.1 to 0.25 percent once people rely on it.

“What if a swap goes wrong and someone blames me?”

Routes execute through audited bridge and DEX contracts, not code you wrote, and users sign every transaction in their own wallet. Still, you are the face of it, so keep a clear support page, link to the route explorer for every swap, and never custody anyone's funds.

“Is this legal where I live?”

A non custodial interface is treated differently from an exchange in many places, but rules vary and change. If you plan to charge fees at scale, spend an hour with a local lawyer or a crypto legal clinic before you push volume. Do not market to regions your own rules exclude.

The million-dollar ladder

You earn the disclosed integrator fee on each swap or bridge routed through your front end, paid out by LI.FI to your wallet. Revenue is volume times fee rate, so growth comes from bringing a loyal group of repeat swappers, plus optional sponsored token listings or partner placements later.

$20

$1,600

$15,000

$85,000

First 10 swappers

10 active swappers

$2 average fee per swapper per month

One community adopts it

400 active swappers

$4 average fee per swapper per month

Default swap link for a chain niche

3,000 active swappers

$5 average fee per swapper per month

Million dollar run rate

17,000 active swappers

$5 average fee per swapper per month

Own one niche first (a single chain's new users, or one token community) so you become their default swap link.
Keep the fee small and visible; trust compounds faster than a high rate.
Partner with projects to be their embedded 'get our token' page, which brings volume you did not have to chase.
Add bridge routes into chains with active incentive seasons, where swap demand spikes.

Illustrative stages, not a forecast. Results depend on you and the market; nothing here is guaranteed.