Production-grade smart contract staging
Test in realistic conditions. Inspect with dedicated analytics. Run large-scale contract simulations.
Supporting on-chain development
Trusted by developers building EVM applications.
5,000 +
Stagenets created
500 +
Active developers
10,000 +
Contracts imported from GitHub
Upgrade your smart contract workflow
Everything you need to ensure your contracts are mainnet-ready.
// Stagenets
Testnets that replicate mainnet
Stagenets replay mainnet blocks, allowing testing under realistic conditions.
// ci/cd
Import contracts from GitHub
Import contracts from repositories to enable tailored tools and analytics.
// defi integrations
Simulate and analyse DeFi
Dedicated dashboards and tools for building with protocols and infrastructure.
// simulations
Test contracts with rapid transaction flows
Simulate 1000s of transactions to stress-test contract behaviour.
// contract analytics
Deep visibility into contract behaviour
Analyse any on-chain activity with rich dashboards built-in to your Stagenet.
Built for EVM development
Frequently Asked Questions
Stagenets are private testnets that replay mainnet blocks, allowing contracts to be tested under realistic conditions. They include built-in contract analytics, developer tooling, and a framework for running on-chain simulations.
Public testnets often diverge significantly from mainnet state. Stagenets replicate realistic on-chain conditions and include built-in tooling, analytics, and simulations, allowing you to test your contracts more deeply.
You can import contracts from a Hardhat or Foundry project on GitHub into your Stagenet. When deployed on your Stagenet, their deployments gain dedicated analytics and tools for tailored development.
Stagenets are shared environments that your team can access through the platform, making it easy to collaborate on deployments, simulations, and analysis.
Just like a real EVM blockchain, Stagenets expose a standard Ethereum JSON-RPC interface. This means you can interact with them using familiar tools — frameworks like Hardhat or Foundry, wallets like MetaMask, or libraries such as ethers.js or viem.
