For token creators
Launching is the easy part
Anyone can deploy a token in a minute, and it costs almost nothing. What nobody hands you is the rest: paying the six people who actually built the thing, getting fees back to the holders who stayed, and giving the token somewhere to be bought that is not a chart.
That is what these four tools are. They work on tokens launched anywhere — through us, through Clanker, through Pump.fun, or years ago.
01
Launch it
Deployed through Clanker on Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum or Robinhood Chain. Trading fees are divided between named recipients forever, and you see the division and the token's address before you sign anything.
Launch a token
02
Split the fees between everyone who earned them
Point your fee stream at a split contract and it pays your whole team automatically, forever — no monthly transfer, no treasurer, and nobody has to trust whoever holds the wallet. Nine chains, including one 0xSplits never reached.
Create a split
03
Pay your holders
Paste a list of addresses and amounts. Every line is read and every transfer simulated before anything sends — a row that cannot be read blocks the run rather than being skipped, because a silently skipped row means one person never gets paid and nothing says so.
Open CSV Airdrop
04
Put a buy box wherever your people are
An embeddable swap card, themed to match the site it lives on — full palette, typography, your own corner radii. It resizes itself, so no scrollbar over somebody else's page.
Build the widget
Why we built this
Because every launcher had to build half of it themselves. Pump.fun added fee splitting across ten wallets, Bags raised it to a hundred, Clanker gave fee control back to creators — three teams, three chains, no reason to coordinate, all solving the same problem in the same year. And creators started airdropping fees back to their holders by hand, because no product did it.
We already had the splitter and the airdrop, built for other reasons. Putting them in one place is the whole of what this page is. We take a small, named share of the fee stream when a token launches through us — shown on the launch screen before anything is signed — and nothing on the other three tools costs a token creator a cut.