SolFoundry
Stoking the forge
Loading the launch flow
Warming the anvil
Restoring your launch session
SolFoundry is a trust-first Solana token launchpad. A launch here creates the SPL token, uploads permanent metadata, revokes mint / freeze / metadata authorities, and records the launch on-chain, no code required. Liquidity is a deliberate second step: the Liquidity Lock page creates the pool on Meteora or Raydium and permanently locks it, with optional anti-sniper fee decay active from the first block.
Pricing is flat and shown before you sign: 0.20 SOL (Quick) or 0.30 SOL (Advanced) platform fee per launch (zero for Early Supporter slots), plus roughly 0.02 SOL in Solana network fees. No percentage cuts, no fee on your liquidity. Every token can be independently verified with the free rug check.
Quick Launch costs 0.20 SOL and Advanced Launch 0.30 SOL, shown before you sign. Solana network fees add roughly 0.02 SOL. There are no hidden percentages, no fee on your liquidity, and locking liquidity for a token you launched on SolFoundry is free.
No. The whole flow is point-and-click: name, symbol, supply, logo, and distribution. SolFoundry mints the token, uploads permanent metadata, revokes authorities, and records the launch on-chain in one guided flow.
Yes. After the token is created, the Liquidity Lock step creates the pool on Meteora or Raydium and permanently locks it in the same transaction. The lock is irreversible, and with Meteora’s permanent lock the creator keeps claiming the pool’s trading fees forever.
An on-chain fee scheduler starts the pool with a high swap fee (up to 50%) that decays to normal over the first minutes. Sniper bots buying in the first blocks pay the punitive fee, which removes their profit margin, while human buyers who arrive minutes later pay standard fees. It is configured in the Liquidity Lock step and costs nothing extra.
Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, and OKX Wallet are supported directly. The token you launch is a standard Solana token and works everywhere after launch.
Yes, if you revoke the mint authority, which the flow does by default. With mint authority revoked nobody can ever create more tokens; freeze and metadata authorities can be revoked in the same launch as well.