As custom rollups moved from a mere option to a standard custom blockchain tool, Arbitrum Orbit has emerged as a top choice for Layer2 and Layer3 chains that want more control, scalability, and modularity in terms of their own gas token, DAC using AnyTrust, etc. But launching a testnet/ mainnet Arbitrum Orbit rollup is complex. It requires a provider that not only handles the underlying infrastructure but also understands your project’s specific needs, whether you’re building in DeFi, a gaming appchain, an RWA platform, an AI-first application, or a social network.

So, how do you choose the right Arbitrum Orbit Rollups-as-a-Service (RaaS) provider? Let’s break it down.

Before choosing, you need to understand what Arbitrum Orbit Rollups-as-a-Service providers actually do.

They abstract away the complexity of your rollup infrastructure — sequencers, DA layers, bridges, monitoring, integrations — so you can focus on shipping the product, and forget about DevOps.

The best ones offer:

• Modular Configurability

• Stylus + EVM support

• SeamlessTestNet to Mainnet migration

• 24/7 Monitoring & Observability

• Integrations with DA, Bridge, Oracles, Identity, Interoperability, Indexing, Storage, Wallets, On/Off Ramps, etc

• Security compliance (ISO, SOC2, GDPR, etc.)

Let’s look at how you can evaluate them based on real needs.

The most powerful Orbit providers give you the freedom to customize everything: data availability (DA), settlement layer, sequencer (centralized or decentralized), bridges, gas token, governance, and more.

Ask: Can I pick my own DA layer (Celestia, EigenDA, Avail, NEAR DA)? Can I choose Stylus for WASM contracts or stick to EVM?

Zeeve, for example, lets you configure all major components using a low-code deployment flow. Whether you’re building a perpetual DEX, gaming chain, or an AI agent app, this flexibility is crucial.

Orbit rollups often need external components like oracles, wallets, account abstraction SDKs, or cross-chain bridges. Top RaaS providers offer native support and ready-made integrations.

With Zeeve, you get out-of-the-box integrations for:

• DA layers (Celestia, Avail, NEAR DA, EigenDA)

• Bridges (LayerZero, Axelar, Router Protocol)

• Oracles (Chainlink, Redstone, Pyth)

• Devtools (ThirdWeb, Tenderly)

• Storage (Arweave, Filecoin, IPFS)

See the complete list of 50+ Integrations Zeeve RaaS supports for your Arbitrum orbit chain.

Having this in place reduces time-to-market and avoids vendor lock-in + multiple layers of management at team level.

For those who know little about Arbitrum Orbit rollups, Zeeve offers a functional, pre-deployed demo network as well for every user to get an idea of what the real network will look like once deployed.

The RPC can be used to deploy smart contracts, do test transactions, etc. And when you are convinced, you want your own Arbitrum Orbit rollup (for which only you or your organization has access), you can do that from the Deploy Testnet option.

The ability to test and iterate faster is key.

A good provider should offer TestNet with the same configurations you intend to take to Mainnet.

Zeeve’s Orbit launcher allows:

• One-click deployment of TestNets

• $50 testnet

• 50+ pluggable integrations

• Step-by-step network configuration

• Easy teardown and redeploy

This isn’t just about speed; it’s about reducing risk when you move to production.

The video below gives you a glimpse of what all flexibility Zeeve RaaS offers for your Arbitrum Orbit rollup chain.

Orbit chains aren’t “set and forget.” They need constant monitoring for node health, block production, sequencer uptime, gas cost anomalies, and more.

RaaS providers like Zeeve offer:

• Real-time alerts and dashboards

• Logs for RPCs, Bridges, and Smart Contracts

• 24/7 Monitoring

• 99.9% SLA uptime across 150+ regions

You need visibility into your chain’s behavior, or you’ll be flying blind.

Security standards like ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, and GDPR compliance aren’t just badges; they’re assurances. Look for providers who enforce secure key management, granular access control, and infra-level hardening.

Zeeve ticks all the above, making it one of the few enterprise-grade Orbit RaaS providers that meet these compliance benchmarks.

Look beyond sticker prices. Does the RaaS platform charge for deployment alone, or does it include monitoring, support, upgrades, and migration? Can you scale up without being forced into a cost-heavy enterprise plan?

Zeeve estimates up to 70% lower total cost of ownership compared to traditional infra-heavy setups, leveraging our optimized orchestration and pay-as-you-grow model.

Zeeve is an Arbitrum preferred Orbit rollup implementation partner.

Over 390+ rollup testnets and 50+ mainnets launched across stacks, Zeeve isn’t just another rollup launcher — it’s a complete ecosystem for custom blockchain builders. Whatever use cases you are building for, Zeeve gives you the tools, control, integrations, and support you need to go from idea to mainnet fast.

Web3 projects have already chosen Zeeve to build their Orbit and other rollups. Skynet, LogX, and many other mainnet Orbit chains are powered by Zeeve infra. From dev sandbox to observability, from integrations to enterprise-grade infra at a minimal cost, Zeeve offers the most complete Orbit RaaS stack in the market today.

1. What is Arbitrum Orbit, and how is it different from other rollup frameworks?

Arbitrum Orbit is a framework to launch custom L2 or L3 rollups permissionlessly on the Arbitrum tech stack. It offers better modularity, Stylus support (WASM + EVM), and easy access to Arbitrum bridge infra compared to alternatives.

2. Do I need to be a developer to use Zeeve’s Orbit RaaS platform?

No. Zeeve offers a low-code sandbox with a guided flow. It’s designed for both technical and semi-technical teams. See the above video to understand how easy it is to deploy an Arbitrum rollup with the Zeeve RaaS platform.

3. Can I switch between data availability layers later?

Yes, Zeeve allows modular DA configuration and reconfiguration depending on your network’s needs.

4. What kind of projects should use Orbit Rollups?

Projects needing high throughput, sovereignty, or composability — like games, DeFi, RWAs, or AI — could benefit the most.

5. Does Zeeve provide custom token and governance modules? Yes. You can configure your own gas token, fee markets, staking logic, and treasury infra.

6. How fast can I launch a testnet Orbit rollup with Zeeve?

In a few clicks, within minutes. The full TestNet setup is automated via Zeeve’s dashboard.

7. Can I migrate from testnet to mainnet later?

Absolutely. Zeeve supports DevNet-to-Testnet-to-Mainnet migrations with no need to reconfigure the stack.