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# How to create an ERC721A NFT contract without code

You can [use Buildship app](https://app.buildship.xyz) to create the best ERC721 contract for your NFT community. 

While costing 10x less in gas fees, Buildship will help you test & create your contract, upload your art to IPFS, manage allowlists/premints, and build a minting page, all without code.

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Buildship app video tutorial
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If you're raising less than **500 ETH (currently \~800,000$),** you can launch straight away. If you want to raise more, you need to [apply for early access](/apply-to-closed-alpha.md) to get your **Early Access NFT.**

### Pricing

Buildship charges **5% of minting funds** (no secondary royalties). If you're doing a free mint or raising less than **4 ETH**, you'll be charged a **0.1 ETH** one-time deployment fee.


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