Launchpad fee comparator · Solana mainnet
See what each coin-launch site charges you.Before you pay it.
For anyone launching or trading meme coins: compare the fees on four popular launch sites side by side, and see what your own wallet has already paid in fees.
Sites compared: pump.fun, Raydium LaunchLab, Meteora DBC and Bags. Their fee rates are our editable estimates; prices, new coins and your own transactions are read live from Solana. Read-only: nothing to sign.
How it works in 3 steps
- 1You give it
An amount of trading, a coin address, or your connected wallet.
- 2Feefloor prices it
Applies each launch site’s fees and reads your wallet’s history.
- 3You get
The cheapest site, and what you’ve already paid in fees.
Read-only. Nothing is moved, charged or signed: Feefloor never asks your wallet to approve anything.
Compare launch fees
What this does: for the amount of trading you enter, shows how much each launch site takes in fees, and which is cheapest.
A new coin first trades on its launch site’s bonding curve, then graduates to a regular market with different fees. Every rate is a cell you can edit.1
| Pad | Curve fee | of which creator | Post-grad fee | of which creator | Launch cost2 | Trader pays |
|---|
1 Defaults are our reading of each pad's public fee docs in November 2026, rounded. Pads change fees and Meteora DBC rates depend on each launch's config. Edit any cell; Feefloor does not fetch these rates from the pads. 2 Approximate SOL a creator spends to create the coin (rent and network), priced at the live SOL rate.
Where one SOL of buying goes
Scroll to walk the same 1 SOL buy through each pad's schedule. The ruled column on the right is the receipt.
Coins finishing their launch right now
What this does: lists real coins that are about to finish (or just finished) their launch phase, and the fees their trading has generated.
Live from Jupiter. "Curve" shows how far along its launch each coin is; 100 % means it graduates to a normal market. The fee column applies Schedule A to each coin's 24 h trading.3
| Coin | Pad | Curve | Mcap | 24 h volume | Fees at schedule3 | Holders |
|---|
3 Volume × the Schedule A curve rate for that pad. It is a model of fees generated, not a figure reported by the pad.
What has my wallet paid in fees?
What this does: reads a wallet’s last 25 transactions and adds up every fee it paid.
Paste a wallet address (its public account number, safe to share) or connect your wallet. Base fees are Solana’s standard charge, priority fees are extra paid to go faster, and Jito tips are bribes to block builders. We also flag which launch site each transaction used.
Each column is one transaction, oldest left, height on a square-root scale. Ink: base fee · sand: priority fee · brick: Jito tip.
| Time | Programs | Base | Priority | Tip | Pad fee4 | Tx |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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4 Model: the SOL that moved in or out of the wallet in a launchpad transaction, times that pad's Schedule A curve rate. Network fees and tips are read exactly from the transaction.
When does launching pay me back?
What this does: estimates how many days a coin creator’s share of trading fees takes to repay what they spent launching. A model, not a promise.
Enter first-day trading and how fast it fades each day. Each line is one launch site; where it crosses zero, you are paid back.
| Pad | Creator, 30 d | Break-even day |
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Do I need to pay extra for speed?
What this does: checks, live, whether trades on a launch site are currently needing an extra “priority fee” to get through.
For each of the last ~150 slots, Solana reports the lowest priority fee that still got in. Mostly zero means a tiny fee is enough.
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How to read this tariff
- 1
Set the volume
Type a number or load a live coin's 24 h volume from DexScreener. Curve and post-graduation volume are priced separately, because the rates differ.
- 2
Check the rates
Each pad's row is editable. If a pad changed its schedule, or your DBC config is different, correct the cell and every schedule reprices.
- 3
Audit the real spend
Schedule C reads your own transactions: base fees, priority fees and tips are exact, straight from mainnet. Pad trading fees are modelled.
- 4
Find the floor
Schedules D and E tell you when creator fees repay a launch, and the lowest priority fee that is still landing right now.
Notes and questions
What is this, in one sentence?
A price list that compares how much the main meme-coin launch sites charge in fees, plus a checker for what your own wallet has paid.
Is it safe? Does it touch my money?
It is safe and it never touches your money. Feefloor only reads public data. Connecting a wallet shares your public address and nothing else; the site never asks you to sign or approve anything, so it cannot move coins.
What do the words mean?
- Launch site (launchpad)
- A website where anyone can create a new coin, such as pump.fun.
- Bonding curve
- The launch site’s built-in price formula used while a coin is brand new.
- Graduated
- The coin finished its launch phase and moved to a normal market.
- Mint / CA
- A coin’s unique public address. Also called contract address.
- Creator fee
- The part of each trade’s fee paid to whoever launched the coin.
- Priority fee / Jito tip
- Optional extra payments to get a transaction through faster.
- Slot
- One tick of the Solana network clock, about every half second.
Are the launchpad rates live?
No. The rates in Schedule A are defaults typed in by us from public docs and can be out of date. That is why every cell is editable. The market data (prices, graduations, volumes, your transactions, priority fees) is live.
What does connecting a wallet do here?
It fills Schedule C with your address and itemises your last 25 paid transactions, and it prices the break-even model with your real SOL balance shown alongside. Connecting is read-only: Feefloor never asks you to sign anything.
Why are pad trading fees a model in Schedule C?
Launchpads take their fee inside the program, so a transaction does not label it. We take the SOL that moved in or out of your wallet in that transaction and apply the pad's rate. Network fees and Jito tips are exact.
What is the priority-fee floor?
For each recent slot, the RPC reports the lowest priority fee paid by a transaction that wrote to the accounts you name. Many slots show zero: a fee was not needed to land there. The median and upper percentiles tell you what busier slots demanded.
Is Feefloor affiliated with any launchpad?
No. It is an independent comparator. It is inspired by the push for cheaper launches, holds no funds, sells nothing and claims no partners, audits or users.