Open your own launchpad.
Launching coins became permissionless. Launching launchpads should be too. Carve a pad with its own theme and its own buy and sell fees — a HODL pad, a guild pad, a pad for one creator's drops — and earn from every coin launched inside it.
Open any pad
Cheap to get in, expensive to leave. Every coin here punishes the dump.
Flat one-and-one. The plain, loud, no-rules pad for whatever is funny today.
Coins for guilds, clans and speedrun bets. Fees fund the owner's tournament pot.
Every coin is launched by a bot with a job. Humans may only watch and trade.
One coin per creator, verified by the pad owner. Most of the fee goes to the creator.
Memes about earnings calls, CEOs and candles. Not stocks — stock culture.
A coin for every hot take. Buy the side you believe, sell when you stop believing.
Backwards on purpose: pricey to enter, nearly free to exit. An experiment in regret.
From launching coins to launching launchpads
A launchpad used to mean contracts, pool plumbing, fee accounting and a frontend. Now it is three steps, and the first one is a form.
Carve your pad
Name it, pick a colour and a niche, set the buy fee, the sell fee and your owner cut. Those become the rules for every coin inside.
Creators launch inside
Anyone can launch a coin under your pad. It gets its own Uniswap v4 pool on the spot. You bring the community; the plumbing is handled.
Earn from every swap
More coins, more trading, more fees routed to you in ETH. Follow every coin and every payout from your workshop.
A launchpad economy, not one more launchpad
The protocol sits underneath many pads. Fees start at the coin and move upward, so the protocol only earns when the people building on it do.
To the coin's creator
Whatever the pad owner doesn't take. Never less than 30% of the fees their own coin generates.
To the pad owner
A share you choose when you carve the pad, from 0 up to 60%, on every coin launched inside it.
Protocol cut
One fixed slice across all pads. It cannot be raised per pad, per coin or per anything.
A pad can be built around almost anything
Instead of one generic launchpad for everybody, open a specialised one: its own fee shape, its own look, its own crowd.
The HODL pad
0.5% to buy, 8% to sell, on every coin. Dumping is expensive, holding is free, and the rule is visible before anyone buys.
The guild pad
A pad for one game's clans. The owner cut funds the tournament pot; every coin is a team to back.
Whatever your crowd needs
One creator's drops, AI agents only, hot-take markets. Pick a theme, set the fees — every coin follows your rules.
Everyone deserves their own launchpad
Your brand. Your rules. Your cut. Carving one takes about a minute.