Bags alternatives: other ways to launch on Meteora

Bags launches tokens on Meteora's bonding curve and is built around sharing fees, with up to 100 recipients that can include social accounts. The one choice it leaves you is a fee preset; Bags sets the curve, the liquidity and the token's settings. Checked against Bags' docs and on-chain configs on 18 October 2026.

	T-minus	Bags	Jupiter Studio	pump.fun
Bonding curve	6 shapes, your market caps	Fixed presets	Your market caps, 1 shape	Fixed
Trading fee	0.25% to 99%	7 presets	1% or 2%	Fixed
Anti-sniper fee	Yes, you set it	No	Yes, on or off	No
Fee recipients	1, or 2 to 5 wallets	Up to 100, social accounts too	1	Up to 10
Liquidity after graduation	Your choice: locked, vesting or free	Locked	Locked	Burned
Team vesting	Yes, up to 2 years	No	Yes, preset terms	No
Transfer tax	Up to 10%	No	No	No
Pool for a token you have	Yes	No	No	Through PumpSwap

What Bags does well

Fee sharing is the point of Bags. A launch can share its trading fees between up to 100 recipients, and a recipient can be a social account, such as an X or GitHub account, rather than a wallet. If a launch is mainly a way to pay a community or a creator, that is hard to beat.

What Bags decides for you

The curve: its shape, starting price and graduation point come from the fee mode you pick.
The fee: one of seven presets, 2% before and after graduation by default.
Its cut: on the default preset, half of the trading fees before graduation and 37.5% of them after.
It offers no anti-sniper fee, team vesting or transfer tax, and no pools for tokens that already exist.
The liquidity is locked at graduation, and on all 6 tokens we checked, Bags' own wallet keeps the power to edit the name and image.

The alternatives

T-minus: every setting Meteora's programs allow, in one form: six curve shapes, a fee from 0.25% to 99%, an anti-sniper fee you set, up to 5 fee wallets, locked or vesting liquidity, team vesting, a transfer tax, and pools for tokens that already exist.
Jupiter Studio: Meteora's bonding curve with your own market caps, a 1% or 2% fee, an anti-sniper switch and vesting on set terms; Jupiter takes half of the trading fees. More in T-minus and Jupiter Studio compared.
pump.fun: its own curve with fixed settings, creator fees split between up to 10 wallets, and liquidity burned at graduation. More in pump.fun alternatives.
Meteora's Invent command-line tool: the same Meteora programs for developers, through config files.

Questions

Which keeps more of the fees for the creator, Bags or T-minus?

On Bags, half of the trading fees go to Bags before graduation. On T-minus, Meteora keeps 20% of each fee, T-minus 10% of the rest, and your fee wallet the remaining 72%, at whatever fee you set.

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