Deploy your own launchpad. Under your own name.
Most launchpads are somebody else's contract that you rent. Here you deploy the contract itself — compiled with the name you type, owned by the wallet you connect, paying its fees to you. Then you launch tokens on it and trade them, in the same place.
Where should your pad open its markets?
The split, the supply and the fee are identical in all three. Only the market differs.
Name your launchpad contract
This is the contract name, not a token name — it is what the explorer will show, forever. Your tokens get their own names when you launch them.
Letters, digits and underscores. It has to be a valid Solidity identifier, because it really is compiled into the contract — that is why it cannot contain spaces.
What you are about to sign
Read back off the contracts, not typed here.
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000
- Creator
- 25%
- Locked LP
- 75%
- Pool fee
- 0.3%
You are the owner, the treasury and the fee recipient of the pad you deploy — this site takes no address in it. Whoever launches a token on your pad receives that token's 25%; the pool fees are yours.
Pads you have deployed
Read from the chain, so they survive a new browser.
Launch a token.
On a pad you deployed, or on anyone else's. You get 25% of the supply; the other 75% opens the market and stays locked.
Which pad should mint it?
Every pad here was deployed through this site and checked on chain.
This pad opens stock-quoted pools. Pick which stock your token trades against.
Name and ticker
Plain ERC-20 fields — anything you like, spaces included.
Market
Every token launched on every pad deployed here.