Are there any?
Yes there are a few but they do not ooze confidence but ICO2GO certainly does have most of the pieces of the jigsaw in place. With just a little more work they could be ideal for all ICOs. Here are two listed below but there are a few more:
ico2go.comThe Good: Very nice UI, easy to understand and user friendly when logged in to the dashboard. All tokens, nodes, blockchain, escrow (literally everything is taken care of) as they do it all for you. Seems very professional. SURETLY are using them for their ICO. I will be keeping an eye on it to see how it goes.
The Bad: The pricing needs to be restructed. Paying a staggering
10% commission on all tokens created and also when removing your incoming funds in order to sell them means project team pays twice. No 'About Us' or 'The Team' page. There is no re-course if they steal the funds and vanish like Paul Vernon a la Cryptsy. Who are ICO2Go? No real company or director/individual details are on their website. No information on who your project team makes an ICO contract with such as an LLC, LTD, shareholder name, address etc therefore who can you try to take to court if they steal from the ICO?
The Pricing:Option#1: FREE upfront cost and you must pay 10% comission for outgoing transactions (must display ico2go logo)
Option#2: 3 BTC upfront cost. Accept funding in up to BTC/ETH. You must pay 10% comission for outgoing transactions (ico2go logo removed - whitelabel effect)
Option#3: 10 BTC upfront cost. Accept funding in up to 20 cryptocurrencies. You must pay 5% comission for outgoing transactions (ico2go logo removed - whitelabel effect)
Option#4: 25 BTC upfront cost. Accept funding in up to 20 cryptocurrencies. You must pay 2% comission for outgoing transactions (ico2go logo removed - whitelabel effect)
https://www.startico.netThe Good: The licence free pricing structure is acceptable if is a one way transaction, not charging the project team twice (once when receiving funds and once when withdrawing)
The Bad: All links to their social media are diverted to free website company 'Wix'. No 'About Us' or 'The Team' page. Who are Startico? No real company or director/individual details are on their website. No information on who your project team makes an ICO contract with such as an LLC, LTD, shareholder name, address etc therefore who can you try to take to court if they steal from the ICO? Does not look a professional company at all.
The Pricing: Option#1: Use for free and pay only 0.2% per transactions
Option#2: Buy a license for $6 000 or 2.5 BTC 0% transaction fees