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Token launchpads

Where tokens get launched, and what it costs.

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What each column means

Name: The project's name. Source: entered by hand.
Website: The project's official website. Source: entered by hand.
Blockchains: The blockchains it supports. Possible values: Ethereum, Solana, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, BNB Chain, Polygon, Hyperliquid, Sui, Aptos, TON, Tron, Bitcoin, Avalanche, Starknet, zkSync, Linea, Blast, Monad, Berachain. Source: the project's own pages, read by AI and checked against our rules.
Launch fee: What it costs to launch a token, in US dollars. Unit: US dollars. Source: the project's own pages, read by AI and checked against our rules.
Trade fee (bps): Fee charged on each trade, in basis points; 1 bps is 0.01%. Unit: basis points. Source: the project's own pages, read by AI and checked against our rules.
Creator fee (bps): Share of each trade paid to the token creator, in basis points. Unit: basis points. Source: the project's own pages, read by AI and checked against our rules.
Graduation market cap ($): Market cap at which a token moves from the launchpad to an open market, in US dollars. Unit: US dollars. Source: the project's own pages, read by AI and checked against our rules.
Identity check required (KYC): Yes when you must verify your identity before you can use it. Source: the project's own pages, read by AI and checked against our rules.
Public API: Yes when it offers a documented public API. Source: the project's own pages, read by AI and checked against our rules.
Notes: Our editorial notes about this entry. Source: our editorial notes.