Authors: @nico, @dropnerd, @kb1900 @synth
To supply the tools committee with capital and an annual budget to make relevant purchases for SharkDAO.
This will enable us to deploy and maintain workspace tools necessary for productivity and growth.
This proposal provides initial cost estimates and an annual budget request to fund tools committee.
Amount requested for first year budget: 6 ETH
See details below for cost breakdown
This is a list of planned, current and forecast annual tool expenses
Notion: workflow platform that will help us to organize and store ideas, collaborate on projects, and track contributor activities across the org.
- estimated cost/yr for 50 users: 1.5ETH
- current projected need is for ~30 users, we plan to add/remove as needed
- if we scale workforce we can request a quote for enterprise package pricing
Coordinape: payment system for contributors that we will be testing pending approval of SIP-00024 - free service 0ETH
Sesh.fyi: calendar plugin for Discord, will allow us to manage event planning, RSVPs, etc: .02ETH
Budget to expand bots in use: .2 ETH
Vercel: currently free 0ETH
ENS registration: .02ETH
Discord: currently free 0ETH
Bots: currently .03ETH
Utopia or some other big picture expense & financials management tool .4ETH
sharkdao email(s): 5 users at $6/mo .1ETH
cloud storage: when we need it 3TB for .1ETH
github teams: or similar $4/mo/user x20 .3ETH
Most of these costs are paid by volunteers and reimbursed by the multisig. We should budget 0.01ETH for gas x 100tx payments: 1ETH
from the above estimates: 3.67ETH
6ETH annual budget gives us a comfortable margin for growth while still being low operational overhead (we’ve raised ~800ETH in <2 months)
If the proposal is granted, budgeted funds will be earmarked for tools committee spending.
We will opt to pay in SHARK tokens whenever possible.
Spending up to the budgeted amount annually will not require further proposals or snapshots.
Budget review will occur quarterly within the tools committee for the first year.
Limited spending oversight may result in overspend
Tools committee enters into unfavorable contracts