NFT sales
Sell memberships, branded assets or shares of real assets directly to your customers.
Sound familiar?
Three situations this service is built for.
Loyal customers who would pay for membership or access
A physical asset that could be sold in parts
Revenue from customers without selling equity
What you get
The value is in the offer, not the artwork. We start with what the holder gets and build everything from there.
What the holder gets: access, membership, a physical asset, first rights. The terms written plainly.
How many, at what price, in which rounds, and what is held back.
The contract, the purchase page and the wallet flow your customers can actually use.
Independent review of the contract before your customers buy.
Listing on the marketplaces where holders can resell, with your royalty terms set.
Announcements, media and commentators timed to the sale, aimed at your customers and at crypto buyers.
Delivering what the NFT promised after the sale, and keeping holders engaged.
Case studies
Named companies, the capital they raised and the return on our fee. Every figure is from a published TokenMinds case study.
Digital art
Digital art (NFT sale)
Two thousand pieces sold in an auction that reached 120 ETH, roughly $460K. Creative content and media distribution carried the sale. The lesson for a business: the offer and the build-up decide the result, not the artwork.
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ROI is capital raised divided by the TokenMinds fee. Past results are not a guarantee of future outcomes.
What it costs
You see our fee and every outside cost before you commit to a stage. No percentage of the raise hidden in a service fee, no pressure to sign.
Our fee
Fixed fee
Quoted in writing after the assessment.
Design, build and campaign are quoted stage by stage.
Published track record
Published engagements ranged from USD 11,800 to USD 400,000, with capital raised 13.1x to 61.2x the fee. Source
Third-party costs, paid at cost
These go to the provider, not to us. We name each one in the engagement letter and agree the amount with you before it is incurred.
Independent audit
The audit firm reviews the token contract. Investors and platforms expect the report before the sale.
Marketplace fees
NFT marketplaces take a percentage of each sale. The rate is published by the marketplace.
Network and hosting
Deploying the contract costs a network fee; the product needs hosting. Both are small and paid at cost.
Legal opinion
Your counsel, or specialist counsel we introduce, confirms how the token is classified in your market.
FAQ
Straight answers. Anything else, ask on the first call.
No. For an established business an NFT is a certificate: a membership, a branded asset, a ticket, or a share of a physical asset. The value is in what the holder gets from your company.
No. They own what the NFT represents and nothing else. Your equity is not involved.
Often, yes. The structure depends on the asset and your market, and it needs your counsel's view. The assessment covers whether it fits and what the terms would be.
A token sale raises capital from investors. An NFT sale earns revenue from customers. Some companies do both. The assessment tells you which fits your goal.
Yes. Book the consultation and bring your client's project. Boutique investment banks, IR firms and uplisting advisors take the same first step.
Tell us about the company, your customers and the asset or membership you have in mind. A senior partner gives you a first view on the offer.
Takes one minute. A reply within one business day.
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