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Raid Guild

Raid Guild

Review
★7.6/10
🇺🇸 Orlando, Florida, United States·50 - 249 employees·Est. 2019·Reviewed Aug 2026

Orlando-rooted Web3 software collective for smart contracts, dApps, DAO tooling, and AI

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Best For
Web3 protocols, DAOs, and crypto startups that want a guild-assembled team for smart contracts, dApps, or DAO design
Hourly Rate
$50-99/hr
40% below the $125/hr median for software agencies in United States
Min. Project
$5,000+
Industries
Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, Fintech
Raid Guild

Clients

GnosisGitcoinBrightIDPocket NetworkDAOhausCollab.LandProtocol LabsHypercerts

About Raid Guild

Raid Guild is a decentralized Web3 design and development collective founded in 2019 (official site and LinkedIn). The live site, raidguild.org, positions the group as a DAO-powered guild that assembles custom raid teams for smart contracts, dApps, DAO tooling, public goods, product and system design, Web3 marketing, and AI workflows. LinkedIn lists a 2019 founding, Technology, Information and Internet as the industry, company size 51-200, an International headquarters, and a United States office in Orlando, Florida, with members distributed across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, India, and Czechia. The LinkedIn about section claims a collective of 150+ developers, designers, and strategists, while the public employee list on that page is much smaller (16 listed; third-party LinkedIn snapshots show about 19). Clutch, DesignRush, and GoodFirms have no Raid Guild profile. The official site publishes named case work including the Gnosis Omni Token Bridge, Pocket Network token infrastructure, BrightID, Hypercerts, DAOhaus protocol maintenance, and an on-chain RPG, plus testimonials from Kevin Owocki (Gitcoin), Adrienne Youngman (Partisia Blockchain), and James Young (Collab.Land). Hourly rates and project minimums are not published; the hire flow is a 48-hour clerical review, discovery call, and custom proposal in 3-5 days. There are no independently verified directory scores, review counts, or awards.

Who Raid Guild Is Best For

Raid Guild is best for Web3 protocols, DAOs, and crypto product teams that want a custom-assembled squad for smart contracts, dApps, DAO governance, or AI-assisted operations rather than a traditional employed bench. LinkedIn lists a 2019 founding, a 51-200 company size, an Orlando, Florida office, and distributed members; the official site has operated as a DAO-powered guild since 2019. Not a fit if you need Clutch-verified reviews, a published hourly rate, a single W2 team, or a conventional SLA-style vendor.

Why Choose Raid Guild

Operating since 2019 as a Web3-native DAO guild (official site, LinkedIn, GitHub org created December 2019)
Public case studies on raidguild.org covering bridges, token infrastructure, identity, grants, and DAO tooling
Named client quotes from Gitcoin, Partisia Blockchain, and Collab.Land founders on the official site
Service mix spans smart contracts, full-stack dApps, UX/UI, DAO consulting, Web3 marketing, and AI workflows

Things to Consider

No Clutch, DesignRush, or GoodFirms profile; no independently verified scores or review counts
Headcount disagrees: LinkedIn company size 51-200 and a 150+ collective claim vs about 16-19 listed employees
Hourly rate and project minimum are not published; pricing is custom-proposal only
DAO raid-party model means team composition can change per engagement and is not a traditional employed bench

Raid Guild Services

Custom Software DevelopmentSmart Contract DevelopmentdApp DevelopmentAI DevelopmentUX/UI DesignDAO ConsultingWeb3 MarketingProduct Strategy

Selected Work

$367M bridged net amount

Gnosis

Raid Guild built the Gnosis Omni Token Bridge for secure ERC-20 transfers between Ethereum and Gnosis Chain. The official site says the bridge has processed more than $367M in transfers.

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10x increase in token value

Pocket Network

Raid Guild created the wrapped $POKT token plus a Uniswap pool, bridge, and staking dApp. The official site reports a 10x price increase at launch and $7M transferred over the bridge in 2024.

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Gamifying trust and identity

BrightID

Raid Guild designed and built a BrightID social identity system to increase trust, combat Sybil attacks, and drive community engagement, with user verification across multiple Web3 ecosystems.

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