Launch businesses,
not only tokens.
LaunchFactory lets an operator deploy a branded launchpad with its own storefront, signed namespace, market rules, token explorer, owner analytics and a selected Solana execution provider.
Choose a focused launch niche.
General community and AI-agent pads use Pump.fun. Stocks and Commodities pads can select either Pump.fun or Stonk.fun and then choose a currently live provider quote asset.
Internet-native communities
Pump.fun · SOLAI agentsAgents, research bots and automation
Pump.fun · SOLStocksTokenized-equity quote communities
Pump or Stonk · stock quoteCommoditiesGold, silver, oil, uranium and copper lanes
Pump or Stonk · asset quoteGamingGames, guilds and esports
Pump.fun · SOLCollectiblesArt, cards and digital culture
Pump.fun · SOLCreators / music / socialAudience-owned communities
Pump.fun · SOLA stock or commodity selection is the launched token's trading quote asset. The launched token is not equity, a claim on the referenced asset, custody, or a redemption right issued by LaunchFactory.
Start with the right operating format.
Universal, clear launch flow for any community.
Data-led structure for active market communities.
Visual-first structure for collectibles and culture.
Story and participation-led structure for creators and agents.
The selected format carries directly into the launchpad builder and its public storefront.
Wallet-signed Solana execution.
- The creator connects Phantom, Solflare or Backpack and signs a one-time authentication message. The session stays valid for seven days on that device.
- LaunchFactory checks the token image, keeps a copy and publishes the metadata through Pump.fun's IPFS gateway, with its own metadata endpoint as a fallback.
- For Stocks or Commodities, the creator picks one of the quote assets the pad owner enabled, among those the provider lists as live.
- On Pump.fun, the token and its 70/20/10 fee split are created in one transaction through LaunchFactory's address lookup table. Without the table, the creator signs the creation and then the fee configuration, and the launch is listed only once both confirm.
- On Stonk.fun, LaunchFactory builds the Raydium LaunchLab initialize transaction for Stonk's standard platform, with the curve its onchain rule requires.
- Every transaction is simulated against mainnet before the wallet sees it. The mint keypair is generated on the server only to pre-sign the new mint.
- After confirmation the API checks the program, creator signer, mint, pool, quote route and fee configuration onchain, then lists the launch in the pad's explorer with live curve data.
Transparent, provider-specific fees.
Pump.fun collects creator fees on every trade into a vault owned by the token's fee-sharing config. LaunchFactory pays each vault out to its three shareholders every 30 minutes once it holds 0.01 SOL, or $5 for tokens quoted in an xStock. A pad owner can also trigger a payout from the owner dashboard at any time.
Standard Stonk.fun LaunchLab pads use Stonk's native creator-fee forwarding and do not claim a LaunchFactory or pad-owner split. Provider protocol fees stay with the provider.
Pump.fun keeps the token creator as admin of the fee-sharing config, so a creator can still change the split onchain after launch. LaunchFactory re-reads every split every ten minutes and flags a changed launch publicly: on the storefront, in the activity feed and in the owner dashboard.
Run the launchpad from its storefront.
The owner signs in with the owner wallet on the storefront's Admin dashboard tab. From there the owner registers a draft onchain and edits the storefront: name, copy, template, signal color, links, artwork and enabled quote assets. The dashboard shows launches, unique creators, launch windows, failed stages, waiting creator fees with a payout button, the payout history, agent chat usage and production incidents.
Launch counts come only from Solana transactions verified by the LaunchFactory API. Waiting fees are read onchain from each token's creator vaults, including its PumpSwap vault after graduation.
Production failures are recorded.
The API records failed launch stages, unexpected server errors and every payout as operational events. Owners see their pad's incidents; the treasury sees the whole network. Background jobs check the protocol wallet every five minutes, re-read fee splits every ten minutes, pay out creator fees every thirty minutes and release unregistered drafts after seven days.
Stage, message, wallet and pad
WarningFee split changedToken, onchain split and expected split
CriticalPayout failedToken and error
WarningAPI errorRoute, method and request ID
CriticalLow treasuryLamport balance and threshold
CriticalWallet-signed ownership.
LaunchFactory never requests private keys. Authentication uses a one-time Ed25519 wallet signature. A pad becomes active only after its owner signs a registry memo carrying the pad's namespace, checked against confirmed Solana state. Launch transactions are simulated before signing and verified after confirmation. Images are signature-checked, size-limited and rate-limited before storage.
Mainnet execution sits behind an explicit production activation flag, and Pump.fun launches also require the protocol treasury. LaunchFactory has not been audited independently and does not claim otherwise.
An AI agent beside every launch.
When launching, a creator can pair an agent with the token: a role (community manager, researcher, meme creator, market analyst or custom), a name, a personality and instructions. Once the launch is verified, visitors chat with the agent from the token explorer.
Agents answer with Claude. Platform rules come before the creator's persona: no financial advice or price predictions, no requests for keys or recovery phrases, no invented facts, and a plain statement that the token is not equity. Each visitor, each agent and the whole network have daily message limits.
Core endpoints.
GET /healthAPI, RPC, providers, jobs and agent statusGET /v1/configPrograms, fee split, templates and feature flagsGET /v1/auth/nonceSign-in message for a walletPOST /v1/auth/verifySigned message in, seven-day session outGET /v1/pump/quote-assetsLive Pump.fun Stocks and Commodities quotesGET /v1/stonk/quote-assetsLive Stonk.fun LaunchLab-ready quotesGET /v1/padsLaunchpad directoryGET /v1/statsNetwork totals and market lanesGET /v1/activityPublic feed: launches, registrations, payoutsGET /v1/pads/:slugStorefront configuration and verified launchesGET /v1/pads/:slug/liveLive curve progress, market cap and raised amountPOST /v1/padsCreate a wallet-owned pad draftPATCH /v1/pads/:idOwner edits to the storefrontPOST /v1/pads/:id/registryBuild or verify the ownership memoPOST /v1/pads/:id/pump/preparePrepare a Pump.fun launch transactionPOST /v1/pads/:id/pump/launchesVerify and list a Pump.fun launchPOST /v1/pads/:id/stonk/preparePrepare a Stonk-attributed LaunchLab transactionPOST /v1/pads/:id/stonk/launchesVerify and list a LaunchLab poolPOST /v1/launches/:id/agent/chatTalk to a token's agentGET /v1/pads/:id/analyticsOwner dashboard dataPOST /v1/pads/:id/distributeOwner-signed creator-fee payoutGET /v1/treasuryTreasury view across every padOperational boundaries.
- Pump.fun controls its bonding curve, graduation, quote availability and protocol-fee behavior.
- Pump.fun keeps the creator as fee-sharing admin, so a split can change after launch. LaunchFactory detects and flags it publicly but cannot prevent it.
- Stonk.fun controls its launchable pair registry, LaunchLab pricing, platform attribution and native fee forwarding.
- Only quote assets the provider currently lists as live can be enabled or launched.
- Stonk support covers standard-mode Stocks and Commodities pads; reward-tax launches are not exposed.
- Storefronts live at launchfactory.fun/p/name. Custom domains and name.launchfactory.fun subdomains are not available yet.
- Quote-asset labels must never be presented as equity issued by LaunchFactory, custody or redemption rights.
- Mainnet launches require the production activation flag; Pump.fun launches also require the protocol treasury.