Launch a token without guessing what it will cost you.
Create a Solana token, give it a real liquidity pool, and know the full price before you approve anything. This is real money and the chain does not have an undo button, so the whole tool is built to slow you down at the moments that matter.
You see the bill first
Every lamport is itemized before you sign — ours, Raydium’s, and the rent you get back. No surprises at the wallet popup.
We test it before you pay
Each transaction is simulated on our server first. If it would fail, we stop and tell you why, instead of letting you burn the fee finding out.
We never hold your keys
We build the transaction, your wallet signs it. Your funds go from your wallet to the chain, never through us.
The tools
Create Token
Mint an SPL token with a name, a symbol, an image and a supply. It shows up in wallets and on DEX screeners because we write the same on-chain metadata they read.
Deploy Pool
Pair your token with SOL in a Raydium CPMM pool. Once the pool exists, anyone can trade your token and the price moves with supply and demand.
Launch on a bonding curve
Start trading without putting up any liquidity. The price is set by a curve and rises as people buy. When enough has been bought, the token graduates to a real pool automatically.
A token and a pool, end to end
Estimated before you sign. The exact figure is quoted and simulated when you build the transaction.
- 0.5 SOLScreenerBot fee — create tokenScreenerBot
Our charge for the token.
- 1 SOLScreenerBot fee — deploy poolScreenerBot
Our charge for the pool.
- 0.15 SOLRaydium pool creation feeRaydium
Raydium charges this to open a CPMM pool. It is bigger than ours, it is theirs, and it is not refundable.
- ~0.04 SOLPool account rentRefundable
Held by the pool, vault and LP-mint accounts. Recoverable.
- ~0.015 SOLMint, token account and metadata rentRefundable
Held by the accounts that store your token and its name, symbol and image. Recoverable.
- ~0.002 SOLNetwork feesSolana
Paid to Solana validators for both transactions.
About 0.055 SOL of that is account rent, not a fee. It sits in accounts you own and comes back to you if you ever close them.
Liquidity is separate. Whatever you put into a pool stays yours — it is not a cost.
Before you spend anything
Three things worth understanding first. Each takes about a minute to read.
What is a CPMM pool?
The thing that makes a token tradable — and where your opening liquidity actually goes.
Mint and freeze authority, explained
Two switches on your token that buyers check before they buy, and that you can throw away forever.
What does burning LP mean?
The move that proves you cannot run away with the liquidity — and that you can never undo.