Every token on Studiopad ships with the exact same set of functions.
No tiers, no add-ons, no fine print.
How launches work here
Creators pick supply, decimals, custom address, starting market cap, fee schedule, volatility fee, trading delay, fee split and how much they keep (max 20%). Goes live in a Meteora pool instantly.
Launch $CAT: 21M supply, 5% → 1% fee over 10 min, 60s delay → live on Meteora.
Your dev buy is inside the same transaction that creates the token. Nobody can buy before you — tokens land straight in your wallet.
Set 0.5 SOL → token created + your buy in one shot → you're first, always.
Copycats pay more
Copycat tokens with a taken ticker get priced out. The more a ticker is used, the more it costs to launch a clone — so vamps stop being worth it.
$DOGE exists → another $DOGE costs more to launch → copycats give up.
Mint, freeze and metadata authority are revoked at launch, no transfer hooks or taxes, fee capped at 10% and equal for buy and sell. Nobody — creator included — can block a sell.
After launch: supply never changes. Ever.
Creator fees, auto-claimed and shared
We collect the pool's trading fees automatically every few minutes and split them the way the creator chose.
Trades happen → fees collected → creator earnings accrue.
Your saved creator share accrues in SOL. Claim from Rewards; the network fee is deducted from the payment.
Creator share set to 50% → 1 SOL collected → 0.5 SOL accrued.
Your saved liquidity share funds automatic pool additions. Pump tokens accumulate SOL until PumpSwap graduation; Meteora additions use the existing pool.
Token graduates → saved SOL gets paired with the token → deeper pool.
Your saved holder share accrues proportionally to eligible wallet balances. Holders claim SOL from Rewards or the token page; no staking required.
Holder share set to 30% → 1 SOL collected → 0.3 SOL allocated across eligible holders.