You claim your own share
From the wallet the launch pays, with one click on your dashboard. Nothing expires and anything unclaimed keeps accruing — but nobody can move it for you, including us.
What a launch costs, what it charges, and where every basis point of trading fees ends up.
Every launch opens at the highest rate the protocol allows and falls in a straight line to the rate your team chose. Whoever buys into the open pays the top of that curve, and what they pay goes to the people below.
The protocol underneath takes its share first — Doppler 5%, Meteora 20% — and everything below is a share of what remains, not of the total. That is the part most people read wrong.
With a mentor
On your own
No deployment fee and no listing fee. You pay the gas to deploy your own token and nothing else — the platform earns only if your token trades.
up front, every launch
final fee, your choice — 2% by default
decay, fixed by the protocol
set at launch, never changes
The same split lands differently depending on which protocol the chain runs, so both are spelled out rather than averaged into one number that is right about neither.
| Recipient | Of the remainder | Of all fees, on Doppler | Of all fees, on Meteora |
|---|---|---|---|
| The protocol | — | 5% | 20% |
| Team, mentored launch | 60% | 57% | 48% |
| Mentor | 20% | 19% | 16% |
| Platform, mentored launch | 20% | 19% | 16% |
| Team, self launch | 60% | 57% | 48% |
| Platform, self launch | 40% | 38% | 32% |
From the wallet the launch pays, with one click on your dashboard. Nothing expires and anything unclaimed keeps accruing — but nobody can move it for you, including us.
A mentor takes no fee up front and cannot be paid to take a project on. Their entire compensation is a share of trading fees on a token they agreed to put their name against, which is the whole reason to trust the vetting.
A scout who refers a project receives 1% of supply, set aside before the pool opens so it never pays the opening fee. It is withheld from the tokens that go to the curve, not from the team’s allocation, and it takes no share of trading fees at all.