We could see it being used by any sort of creator, including but not limited to:
Writers and Publishers (e.g. substack like subscriptions)
Video makers (e.g. a “YouTube” for web3)
Music services (e.g. a “Spotify” for web3)
What else can you think of?
The main goal here is to abstract Radicle Drips such that it is integrated with anything online worth paying for. In essence, make it accessible to non-technical people.
Note: the goal is not to add to the backend (yet). No smart contract work is needed. This is focused on a front-end solution.
Deliverables
Total Estimated Duration: up to 6 months (negotiable; please see Milestone sections)
Full-time equivalent (FTE): 1
Total Costs: roughly 28,000 USDC
Milestone 1
Estimated Duration: 2 weeks
FTE: 1
Costs: 6,000 USDC
Number
Deliverable
Specification
1.
Market Research
Comprehensive and documented market research
2.
Wireframe
UI/UX Design
3.
Engineering Plan
Map out the high level milestones listen below in much more detail
Milestone 2
Estimated Duration: 1 month
FTE: 1
Costs: 12,000 USDC
Number
Deliverable
Specification
1.
POC
Widget that works on any site/device
Milestone 3
Estimated Duration: 1 month
FTE: 1
Costs: 12,000 USDC
Number
Deliverable
Specification
1.
POC
Token gating mechanism that (a) reads NFT membership and (b) either allows or rejects users to view content
Maybe to help scope the RFP a bit, we should look into integrating it into a specific interface/user flow first? I see that the UIs are for the Developer DAO Job Board. Is there appetite for MVPing this concept within one of their interfaces first?
If we can find an interface to start with then we could present this RFPs to their communities as well. Any work that goes into the specific interface could then be translated into an open, generalized tool.