Partnership & Acquisition Terms
Crafter Technologies LLC is open to two deal structures: a full acquisition of the project portfolio, or a strategic partnership to co-launch selected projects. Both paths require a formal contract, an approved business plan, and agreement on the 10% creator fee retention.
The acquisition process
Browse & Select Projects
Review all 32 projects in the portfolio. You may inquire about individual projects, a category, or the full ecosystem acquisition. Each project has detailed specs including blockchain, token standard, and supply.
Submit a Business Plan
Prepare and submit a business plan outlining your strategy for launching and monetizing the selected projects. This should include marketing approach, target audience, timeline, and financial projections. The plan must be reviewed and approved before proceeding.
Review & Approval
The founder reviews your business plan against the vision for the ecosystem. This is not just a financial decision — the right partner needs to understand Web3, have the capacity to execute, and align with the original creative intent of the projects.
Contract & Handoff
Upon approval, a formal legal contract is drafted outlining the acquisition or partnership terms, including the 10% creator fee retention, IP transfer scope, and any ongoing obligations. Once signed, projects are unlocked on OpenSea and transferred.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about the acquisition and partnership process before submitting an inquiry.
On all NFT marketplaces (including OpenSea), creators can set a royalty percentage that is automatically paid to them on every secondary sale. Crafter Technologies LLC retains 10% creator fees on all projects — meaning for every secondary market sale, 10% of the transaction value is automatically sent to the original creator wallet. This is a non-negotiable term of any deal and is enforced at the smart contract level.
Your business plan should include: (1) An overview of your company and Web3 experience, (2) Your strategy for launching the acquired projects — marketing channels, community building, influencer partnerships, (3) Target audience and go-to-market timeline, (4) Financial projections including expected mint revenue and secondary market volume, (5) How you plan to manage the technical infrastructure (smart contracts, marketplace integrations), and (6) Any planned modifications to the projects.
Yes. You may inquire about individual projects, a category of projects (e.g., all Gaming projects), or the full 32-project portfolio. Pricing and terms will vary based on scope. The two flagship marketplaces (CrafterNFT.com and MaticNFT.io) are available as a bundle or separately. Note that the full ecosystem acquisition is preferred as the projects were designed to work together.
All projects are currently listed on OpenSea but have purchases disabled at the contract level. This means you can view the collections, see the artwork, and verify the smart contracts — but no one can buy them until we unlock them. Upon completion of an acquisition or partnership agreement, we will unlock the relevant projects, granting full access to buyers.
An acquisition transfers ownership (or licensing rights) of the projects to the buyer, with Crafter Technologies LLC retaining only the 10% creator fee. A partnership is a joint venture where both parties collaborate on launching and monetizing the projects — revenue splits, operational roles, and decision-making authority are defined in the partnership agreement. Both structures require a formal contract.
Once the business plan is approved, we engage legal counsel to draft a formal acquisition or partnership agreement. This contract will cover: IP transfer scope, creator fee mechanics, representations and warranties, any ongoing obligations, and the project handoff process. Upon signing, projects are unlocked on OpenSea and any relevant wallet access is transferred.
The primary ongoing obligation is the 10% creator fee, which is enforced at the smart contract level and cannot be modified without redeploying the contracts. Beyond that, obligations depend on the specific deal structure. A full acquisition has minimal ongoing obligations. A partnership agreement will define shared responsibilities for community management, marketing, and technical maintenance.
Ready to submit your business plan?
Fill out the inquiry form with your company details, project interest, and a summary of your business plan. We review every submission personally and respond within 5 business days.