Rollup Assessment
Compare supported frameworks against execution needs, settlement choices and operator capacity.
Rollups As A Service
Your Rollup. A Defined Operating Model.
Rollups-as-a-service engineering for deployment, sequencing, data publication and monitoring, with clear ownership and ongoing support boundaries.
- Framework selection
- Deployment automation
- Sequencer operations
- Data publication
- Monitoring
- Handover
What we build
Discuss Your ProjectRollups As A Service Services
Network Deployment
Prepare repeatable environments, chain configuration and controlled release procedures.
Operator Services
Configure the components required by the selected stack, with explicit ownership and access controls.
RPC & Explorer Setup
Connect application access and transaction visibility to the network's operating plan.
Monitoring & Response
Track critical services, submission delays and dependencies with actionable alerts.
Maintenance Planning
Define upgrades, backups, incident handling and the boundaries of any ongoing service agreement.
Selected for your scope
Technology & Delivery Toolkit
We choose the implementation tools after confirming the architecture and integrations.
- OP Stack
- Arbitrum Tooling
- Infrastructure as Code
- RPC Services
- Explorer APIs
- Metrics & Alerts
The rollup operations map
Plan the services and ownership needed to run your rollup.
Execution
Nodes and transaction processing
Sequencing
Ordering and submission responsibilities
Publication
Data and settlement submissions
Access
RPC, indexing and explorer services
Response
Alerts, incident handling and recovery
Maintenance
Upgrades, keys and dependency reviews
From scope to launch
Start Your ProjectOur Development Process
- 01
Discovery
Document application needs, budget boundaries and operator responsibilities.
- 02
Architecture
Choose the framework and specify settlement and data dependencies.
- 03
Implementation
Automate deployment and configure the required network services.
- 04
Verification
Rehearse outages, restoration, upgrades and alert escalation.
- 05
Launch & Support
Launch with operating documentation and an agreed maintenance scope.
Know who operates every component
The scope names the operator of each service and the party responsible for responding when it fails. Infrastructure costs, external providers and post-launch support are made explicit.
Framework
Which supported release and license will the stack use?
Ownership
Who controls deployment keys and administrative permissions?
Reliability
Which service objectives and recovery procedures are agreed?
Lifecycle
How will upgrades and ongoing costs be managed?
Practical Use Cases
01
Application Rollups
Dedicated execution for a product with justified requirements.
02
Ecosystem Testnets
A controlled network for developer onboarding and integration.
03
Enterprise Pilots
Evaluate a rollup architecture before wider deployment.
04
Network Migration
Move from a prototype to documented operations.
Rollups As A Service FAQs
Is hosting included automatically?
No. Hosting, third-party fees and managed operations are defined in the quotation and service agreement.
Can we operate the rollup ourselves?
Yes, if that is the agreed model. Handover can include configuration, deployment instructions and operational training.
Does deployment make a rollup decentralized?
No. Sequencing, upgrades and other controls must be evaluated separately. We document the actual operating model.
Plan a rollup your team can run.
Tell us what you want to build. We’ll help define the next practical step.