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Solana memecoin launchers

What a launcher does, the kinds there are, what a launch costs, and what to check before you give one a wallet.

Published bymemetoolsLast updatedNov 13, 2026ChainSolanaKinds compared5

RiskMemecoins are highly speculative, and most lose nearly all their value. Nothing here is financial advice. The risks in full

What a memecoin launcher is

A memecoin launcher is a tool that creates a coin on a launchpad for you. It uploads the coin's name and image, builds the launch transaction, and often makes the first buys. The launchpad is the program on the chain where the coin lives; the launcher is how you reach it.

LaunchpadThe program that creates the coin and runs its bonding curve, such as pump.funLauncherThe site, bot or app that fills in and sends the launchWhat a launcher can addBuys from several wallets, starting from a post, trading after launchWhat it can't changeThe launchpad's supply, curve and fees

pump.fun's own site is a launcher too, and the simplest one. Other launchers send the same kind of transaction to the same program, so a coin launched through any of them is an ordinary pump.fun coin, with an address ending in “pump”.

The five kinds of launcher

Launch tools on Solana come in five kinds: the launchpad's own site, web launch tools, Telegram bots, desktop apps, and scripts you run yourself. They differ most in where your private keys are kept.

Kind	Where your keys are	Several wallets at launch	You need
The launchpad's own site	In the wallet you connect	No, one wallet	A wallet and SOL
Web launch tool	In your browser or on its server, depending on the tool	Often	An account with the tool
Telegram bot	Usually on the bot's server	Often	A Telegram account
Desktop app	On your computer	Often	To install software you trust
Script from a code repository	In a file on your computer	Usually, it's the point	To read and run code

Where memetools fits

memetools is a web launch tool. Wallets are created or imported in your browser and stay encrypted there. The private keys are never sent to us.

What to check before you use one

Check four things before you trust a launcher with a wallet: where your private keys are kept, what it charges, whether you can see what you approve, and what it promises.

Keys. A tool that takes a private key into a chat, a form on its server or a settings file can spend everything in that wallet. Use a fresh wallet that holds only what the launch needs.
Fees. A launcher charges on top of the launchpad. Look for the rate, what it's a share of, and whether sales pay it too.
What you approve. A launcher should show every cost before you approve, and say what the transaction does.
Code you can't read. Scripts that steal the private keys they're given have been published as pump.fun bots and bundlers. If you can't read the code, don't give it a key that holds funds.
Promises. No launcher makes a coin worth anything. Avoid one that sells guaranteed buyers, fake volume or hidden wallets.

What a launch costs

Every launcher pays the same costs to Solana and the launchpad. What differs is the launcher's own fee. On pump.fun, creating a coin has no platform fee and needs a network deposit of about 0.02 SOL.

Solana's deposit for the coin's accountsAbout 0.02 SOLpump.fun's fee to create a coinNonepump.fun's fee on a first buy1.25%, like any buy on the curvePlatform Fee on trades in pump.fun's own apps0.45%memetools fee on buys at launch1% · Pro 0.25%A launch with no buy, through memetoolsNo memetools fee

pump.fun's figures are from its fee page, which we checked on 11 November 2026. Every one is in pump.fun fees. Other launchers set their own rates and change them, so read a launcher's own fee page before you launch with it.

Launching with several wallets

A launcher that buys from several of your wallets as the coin launches is called a bundler. The buys are public: anyone can see which wallets bought in the coin's first block.

On pump.fun's own site, one wallet creates the coin and can make the first buy.
Through memetools, up to 20 of your wallets can buy at launch, in three modes. pump.fun bundle launches explains them, and Solana bundlers compared sets seven bundlers side by side.
Bundle checkers and trading terminals mark coins where several wallets bought in the first block, and many buyers avoid them.
memetools sends SOL from your funder wallet straight to your bundle wallets. It doesn't route funds through exchanges or mixers to make wallets look unrelated.

What memetools does

memetools is a web launcher for pump.fun on Solana and pons on Robinhood Chain. It's for members of our Discord server who hold an access role.

Launchpadspump.fun on Solana, pons on Robinhood ChainKeysEncrypted in your browser, never sent to usWallets buying at launchUp to 20Start a coin fromA form, a post on X or Truth Social, or a live tokenFee on buys at launch1% · Pro 0.25%AccessA Discord account with an access role

Launch a memecoin on pump.fun walks through a launch, and pump.fun vs pons compares the two launchpads. Every fee is in the Documentation.

Risks

Memecoins are highly speculative, and most lose nearly all their value. A launcher makes launching faster; it doesn't make a coin worth anything. Nothing here is financial advice.

Most coins on pump.fun never graduate.
A private key given to a tool you can't check can be used to empty the wallet.
Only you hold your keys. Save a backup of your wallets and keep its password safe: nobody can restore them for you.
Rules on token launches differ by country. Following them is up to you.