Services
The directory of firms you can hire. Auditors, legal counsel, market makers, KYC vendors, dev shops, agencies, and the influencers who move narratives.
Everywhere else in NAUT you research companies that build things. Here you research the companies that work for them. Different question, different filters.
The directory. The type filter on the left decides what kind of firm you are looking at.
Start with the type
The type filter changes the shape of everything else. Pick auditors and you get auditors. Pick influencers and you get individual voices rather than firms.
Each type shows its own live count. A type with nothing behind it is hidden, so every option in the rail returns something.
Influencers are a service type. A KOL is a person you can hire to talk about your product, so they sit here beside the firms. The /influencers address opens this directory with the influencer type selected.
Then narrow it down
| Filter | Answers |
|---|---|
| Starting budget | Can I afford them? |
| Pricing | Have they published a real price? Do they accept token payment? |
| How they charge | Fixed project, monthly retainer, hourly, equity or token, or a success fee? |
| Can start | Are they taking work right now? |
| Works with | Do they work with teams my size? |
| Chains | Have they shipped on my chain? |
| Sector | Do they know my corner of crypto? |
| Region / Country | Will the time zones work? |
When you pick Influencers, only the Service filter shows, because these filters describe firms.
Sort by team size, price, how recently they were added, or A to Z.
Reading a price
The way a price is drawn tells you where it came from.
$8.5K-45K / mo ~$35K-175K / project EST.
└─ solid = the └─ dashed = a NAUT estimate from
provider's own type, team size and region.
published price Not a quote. Nobody agreed to it.
If you only want firms that have published real numbers, the banner above the results has a filter for exactly that.
Reading an influencer
Reading a voice is a different job from reading a firm. 2 things matter more than reach.
| Look at | Why |
|---|---|
| Coverage | A 30,000-follower account that only talks about restaking beats a 300,000-follower generalist, if you are a restaking protocol |
| Smart-account score | Whether the audience is real. Check this before the follower count |
Line the channels up before a launch, not after. The people who shape attention need to know your story on the day. Nobody reads a cold DM during launch week.
Reading a listing
A firm opens to the same shape as any other NAUT company: what they do, who works there, who backed them, and how to reach the decision makers.
The team is the part worth reading. A 12-person audit firm where you can see the 3 partners is a very different proposition from a headcount number.
If you sell services
This directory is a map of your competition. The rest of NAUT is your pipeline.
The For service providers playbook covers using project data to find teams about to need what you sell.