Crypto & web3: the tech stack of 34 real products
Wallets, trading, on-chain tools and web3 apps.
What sets them apart
Picks at least twice as common here as among products overall, in decisions at least 10 of them show.
The typical stack
The leading pick where at least 8 of them show the decision and the leader has at least a quarter of it.
| Decision | Most common pick | Share | At default usage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frontend Framework | 27 of 30 · 90% | — | |
| Database | 15 of 19 · 79% | — | |
| Backend Framework | 11 of 18 · 61% | — | |
| Error Monitoring | 13 of 13 · 100% | $29/mo · Team | |
| Hosting | 5 of 13 · 38% | $12/mo · Workers Paid | |
| Database Access & ORMs | 3 of 10 · 30% | — | |
| Image & Video Hosting | 9 of 9 · 100% | — | |
| Web Analytics | 4 of 8 · 50% | $19/mo · Starter 100k |
Monthly bills add up to about $60 at the calculators' default usage, list prices. Set your own usage →
What they chose, decision by decision
Among the crypto & web3 that show each choice, from makers' products and open-source code alike.
Small samples, fewer than 8 products: Background Jobs & Cron (pg-boss 4, Trigger.dev 1) · File Storage (Amazon S3 6, MinIO 2) · Transactional Email (SendGrid 4, Resend 1) · LLM API (OpenAI API 2, Claude 1) · Product Analytics (PostHog 2, Amplitude 2) · Authentication (Better Auth 1, Auth0 1) · Payments (Stripe 3, PayPal 1)
Crypto & web3 we track
20 makers' products and 14 open-source projects. Makers' products first.