Rules you can trust
Choose which terms can change and which stay fixed. Evolve guardrails over time.

Accept money from anyone, anywhere, transparently on your terms.
Start a project100% open source,
Open source businesses, campaigns, and indie projects actually want to:
Start simply, add powerful tools when you need them, and keep the important rules visible to everyone along the way.
Choose which terms can change and which stay fixed. Evolve guardrails over time.
Sell things through your project’s shop.
Send payouts and incentives to contributors, partners, customers, and other supporters.
Agreements are enforced, keeping everyone accountable.
Use your project token across Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, and more as new legit networks emerge.
Easy enough for a group of friends, powerful enough for a global network of anons and agents.
Automate payouts and incentives so you can focus on the road ahead.
On some projects, holders can borrow funds and recover their tokens by repaying before the deadline.
Let holders move tokens and their backing funds between supported networks.
Manage the project yourself, give others specific permissions, or make sure the rules stay fixed forever.
Anyone can build on Juicebox. Create your own apps, tools, and payment experiences.
Projects on Juicebox automatically interoperate across platforms you develop, so you don't have to start from zero.
Platforms powered by Juicebox
Create, fund, manage, and explore projects through this website.
Launch a project with a fixed schedule for creating tokens and exchanging them for available funds. Its operator keeps a limited set of controls.
Run your homes' investments and revenues.
Take payments in person with a tap or a QR code.
Give your machine a money engine so it can fundraise, process revenues, and manage incentives between machines.
Post updates and support projects from one feed.
Collect Bannys and dress them in outfits and backgrounds.
Post to a project's collection under rules its owner sets.
Start your own: , fill in its first line, and give it to your coding agent.