pump.fun alternatives: what each Solana launchpad lets you set
pump.fun made the bonding-curve launch the usual way to start a Solana token, and it fixes almost everything: the curve, the fee and what happens to the liquidity. The launchpads below differ in what they let the creator set. Checked against each one's docs, app and on-chain configs on 18 October 2026.
| T-minus | pump.fun | Jupiter Studio | Bags | bonk.fun | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Runs on | Meteora | pump.fun | Meteora | Meteora | Raydium |
| Bonding curve | 6 shapes, your market caps | Fixed | Your market caps, 1 shape | Fixed presets | Fixed |
| Traded against | SOL, USDC or any SPL token | SOL, USDC and more | USDC, SOL or JUP | SOL; others if approved | SOL or USD1 |
| Trading fee | 0.25% to 99% | Fixed | 1% or 2% | 7 presets | Fixed |
| Anti-sniper fee | Yes, you set it | No | Yes, on or off | No | No |
| Liquidity after graduation | Your choice: locked, vesting or free | Burned | Locked | Locked | Burned |
| Team vesting | Yes, up to 2 years | No | Yes, preset terms | No | Token locks only |
| Transfer tax | Up to 10% | No | No | No | No |
| Pool for a token you have | Yes | Through PumpSwap | No | No | No |
| Scheduled start | Plain pools, up to a year ahead | No | No | No | No |
pump.fun
Its own bonding-curve program. A token graduates to a PumpSwap pool once about 85 SOL has been raised, and the liquidity is burned. The curve and the fee are fixed (1.25% on the curve). Creator fees can be split between up to 10 wallets, and Custom Pairs let a token trade against assets other than SOL and USDC.
bonk.fun
Built on Raydium LaunchLab, graduating to a Raydium pool. You choose the supply and whether it trades against SOL or USD1; the curve and fee are fixed, and the liquidity is burned. Token locks through Streamflow are optional.
Jupiter Studio
Built on Meteora's bonding curve. A Meme preset with fixed numbers, or Custom: your own starting and graduation market caps, USDC, SOL or JUP, a 1% or 2% fee, an anti-sniper fee you switch on, and vesting on set terms. Jupiter takes half of the trading fees, and the liquidity is locked at graduation. More in T-minus and Jupiter Studio compared.
Bags
Built on Meteora's bonding curve. Seven fee presets, and fees shared between up to 100 recipients, including social accounts. The curve is fixed, there is no anti-sniper fee or vesting, and the liquidity is locked.
T-minus
Built on Meteora's programs, with no code. Six curve shapes with your own market caps, any 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 up to 10%, pools for tokens that already exist and scheduled starts. You sign every transaction in your own wallet.
If you write code
Meteora's own Invent command-line tool exposes the same Meteora programs through config files, for developers who would rather script a launch.
Questions
Which launchpad has the lowest fees?
It depends on what you count. pump.fun and bonk.fun fix the trading fee; Jupiter Studio offers 1% or 2%; on T-minus you set it anywhere from 0.25% to 99%, and your fee wallet keeps 72% of it on the curve.
Which launchpads lock the liquidity?
Jupiter Studio and Bags lock it at graduation; pump.fun and bonk.fun burn it. On T-minus you choose to lock it, vest it or leave it free.
Read next
- T-minus and Jupiter Studio compared
- Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve (DBC): how it works, and the six shapes
- The anti-sniper fee: making sniper bots pay at launch
Checked on 18 October 2026. Launchpads change their fees and options; tell us on X if something here is out of date.