Web3Connect.com

The G2 for Web3—verified partners ranked by verified reviews

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The G2 for Web3—verified partners ranked by verified reviews

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Web3Connect is the first B2B discovery platform built for Web3. Find and vet auditors, agencies, dev shops and more across 150+ Web3-specific categories — ranked by verified client reviews, not ad spend. Built for AI discovery from day one: every page serves structured data to ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity via the llms.txt standard. Merit-based rankings. Transparent scoring. 1,200+ partners. Free.

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Hey Product Hunt! Shannon here, founder of Web3Connect.com In the blockchain / Web3 space a bad partnership choice can mean legal exposure, a hacked smart contract, or a marketing effort that fails to deliver. Having worked in Web3 for the last 8 years, I've worked with dozens of service providers — auditors, marketing agencies, dev shops, legal firms, accountants. Some were exceptional. Many were not. And the process of finding them was always the same: ask around on Telegram, get conflicting recommendations, pick one based on vibes, then hope for the best. There was no structured way to answer simple questions: Who actually delivers in this space? Who has a real track record beyond marketing polish? What does "good" look like for a Web3 marketing agency vs. a smart contract auditor? In traditional tech, platforms like G2 and Clutch solved this years ago. Web3 has no equivalent. So I built it. A few things I'm particularly proud of: Rankings that can't be bought. This was a core design decision from day one. The ranking algorithm weights verified reviews heaviest. A bootstrapped two-person auditing firm with great client reviews will outrank a well-funded competitor with none. That's intentional. Optimization for AI discoverability. I've implemented the llms.txt standard across the entire platform — every page has a structured markdown equivalent for AI agents. As WebMCP evolves I'll look to implement this. Also enriched structured data around reviews & partner pricing plans helps with SEO visibility. Reviews are category-specific (an audit review asks different questions than a marketing review), verified against real businesses, and tied to specific offerings. It's not a generic 5-star rating. We're live with 1,200+ partners across 150+ categories and growing rapidly. I'd love your feedback. What would make this more useful for your Web3 partner search? What did we get wrong? Reply here or email me directly ( shannon.murdoch@web3connect.com ) — I read everything!

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18d ago

What's the hardest part of finding a Web3 partner today?

I'm building Web3Connect to solve B2B discovery in Web3, but I want to make sure we're solving the right problems first.

When you're looking for an auditor, agency, dev shop, or legal counsel in Web3 what's the actual pain point?

A) Finding them at all (discovery)
B) Knowing who's legit vs. who's just good at marketing (vetting)
C) Comparing pricing/scope across providers (evaluation)
D) Something else entirely?

I'm building in public and genuinely willing to pivot based on what I hear. What would make this indispensable for you?

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18d ago

Why marketplace partner rankings shouldn't be buyable

Every major B2B directory (G2, Clutch, etc.) eventually lets vendors pay for placement. I've made the opposite bet rankings on Web3Connect are 100% merit-based, weighted by verified reviews. A two-person audit firm with great reviews outranks a well-funded competitor with none.

This means we're leaving money on the table from day one. But in a space where a bad audit can mean a $100M exploit, we think trust matters more than ad revenue.

Am I naive, or is this the right call? Curious what the community thinks.

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