Get paid for the activity you create.
A growing number of networks now share fee revenue with the developers who generate it. RISCy pays on-chain application builders up to 90% of the fees their contracts produce -- matching the highest payout offered by any major fee-sharing network. Here's how the landscape compares.
| Network | Program | Builder Share | Model |
|---|---|---|---|
| RISCy This is us | Contract Fee Payout | Up to 90% | UTXO · RISC-V VM |
| Sonic | Fee Monetization (FeeM) | Up to 90% | Account · EVM |
| Shape | Gasback | 80% | Account · EVM (L2) |
| Blast | Gas Revenue Sharing | Net sequencer fees | Account · EVM (L2) |
| Archway | Developer Rewards | ~50% | UTXO-adjacent · CosmWasm |
| Nibiru | CosmWasm Rebates | ~50% | Account · CosmWasm/EVM |
| NEAR | Contract Gas Reward | 30% | Account · WASM |
| Canto | Contract Secured Revenue (CSR) | 20% | Account · EVM |
Comparison last reviewed June 2026. Competitor figures are based on each project's published program terms and may change. Always check the source network's documentation before relying on these numbers.
RISCy · Contract Fee Payout
Up to 90%Protocol-level, paid directly on-chain. No separate app-chain or off-chain claim portal required.
Sonic · Fee Monetization (FeeM)
Up to 90%Registered apps earn up to 90% of the network fees they generate.
Shape · Gasback
80%Returns 80% of gas spent on a contract back to its developer.
Blast · Gas Revenue Sharing
Net sequencer feesRedirects net sequencer fees back to the contracts that earned them.
Archway · Developer Rewards
~50%Shares roughly half of fees and inflation with contract developers.
Nibiru · CosmWasm Rebates
~50%Developer fee rebates in the same ballpark as Archway.
NEAR · Contract Gas Reward
30%Routes 30% of the gas burned by a contract back to that contract.
Canto · Contract Secured Revenue (CSR)
20%Pioneered the on-chain contract revenue model at a 20% share.
Why fee sharing matters
For most of crypto's history, the fees an application generated flowed entirely to validators or miners -- never to the team that built the thing people actually used. Fee sharing flips that: a portion of every fee your contract earns is routed back to you, automatically and on-chain.
For builders, this turns usage into sustainable revenue without relying solely on grants, token emissions, or speculation. The more value your application creates, the more you earn -- and you keep that upside without spinning up a separate app-chain just to capture it.