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# Staking Builder

🔗​ **NFT** **Staking Builder:​** [https://staking.smithii.io](https://staking.smithii.io/)

<figure><img src="/files/7yLlnFfFeqQF2swrX5Zv" alt="Solana NFT Staking"><figcaption><p>Create Solana Nft Staking</p></figcaption></figure>

### How to use Staking NFT Builder

* [x] A **Smart Contract** with the simplicity of **Shopify or Wix**.
* [x] You **decide the design**, we **provide the code**.
* [x] Take control, **faster and cheaper**.
* [x] Bring **your logo and your NFTs**, you'll have your **Staking Site up.**
* [x] Deploy the contract with your wallet (**without coding**). **You have the authority.**

**Cost**:&#x20;

* **Basic**: FREE. 0.008 SOL per stake.
* **Standard** (most Popular): 399$. 0.002 SOL per stake.
* **Pro**: 999$. 0.001 SOL per stake.

Check here a post about **how to Create Staking Solana NFT:**

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