As cross-chain DeFi aggregators like Velora gain traction, many projects are exploring clone scripts to launch similar solutions without starting from scratch. But what does it actually cost to build one? So when estimating the cost of a Velora clone script, you’re not just budgeting for the UI, but you need to factor in multi-chain integrations, DeFi protocol connectivity, native token support, and security layers. Creating a DeFi aggregator like Velora with basic functions might start at $10,000 - $12000. But adding DeFi modules, staking, or bridge support could push it to $20K–$40K, depending on complexity. For a fully-featured platform with custom branding, backend scalability, and compliance, the price may go even higher. Clone scripts can definitely speed up the launch and reduce costs compared to building everything from scratch, but it’s important to balance features and budget carefully. Has anyone here explored this kind of solution before? If yes, what were your key cost considerations?
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