Launch a token launchpad in days —
without the bots, copycats and hacks that kill them.
Every new chain gets a memecoin wave. The launchpads that ride it collect millions in fees in weeks — and the ones that don't die in days, usually to bot spam, copycat tokens or a single contract bug. LaunchpadKit is a security-first bonding-curve launchpad you deploy on new EVM chains, built to survive what kills the rest.
Case in point: a launchpad on Robinhood Chain collected ~$12M in fees in two weeks, then shut its own token deployer under bot spam. Another rival shipped a front-end approval bug in its first days. Operators pay for speed; they lose money on fragility.
Why launchpads die
Bot spam & copycats
Bots deploy copycat tokens every hour, flooding your platform and destroying trust. One leading launchpad was forced to switch off its deployer entirely.
Contract & approval bugs
A single insecure function drains users. Approval bugs, unprotected admin keys and untested fee logic have cost operators millions in reputation and funds.
Honeypots & rugs
Creators deploy tokens that can't be sold, or pull liquidity. Users lose money; the platform is blamed; volume leaves.
What you deploy
Bonding-curve core
Fair-launch bonding curve with configurable fees. Token graduates to an AMM pool of your choice. Fee split runs on-chain and automatic — operator and kit revenue share settle in the same transaction.
Anti-bot & anti-copy shield
Rate limits, deploy-queue protections and copy-token detection that stop the spam cascade that killed other launchpads — configurable per your risk appetite.
Creator trust layer
Creator verification, honeypot screening and liquidity locks. Users can check a token's safety before buying; your platform keeps its reputation.
Admin dashboard
Monitor launches, volume, fees and flagged tokens in real time. Emergency pause and time-locked upgrades included.
New EVM chains first
Monad, MegaETH, Robinhood Chain, Base and standard EVM L2s. Be live before the wave — when the fee window is widest.
Audit-ready code
Clean, documented Solidity with Foundry test suites. We coordinate third-party audit on request — your users deserve proof.
Pricing
Deploy in days. Own your fee stream. No platform cut on your volume — only a fixed license, or a small on-chain share.
License
$3,000 one-time
Included
- Full source code + deploy script
- Operator dashboard (immutable, no proxy)
- Deployment runbook & 30 days async support
- 1 EVM chain included
You pay
- $3,000 once, on delivery
- Deployment gas on your chain
- Your own RPC/hosting (any provider)
- No revenue share, no per-trade cut
Launch + Share
$1,500 + 10% of curve fees, on-chain
Included
- Everything in License
- Lower upfront cost
- Fee split enforced by the contract, per trade
You pay
- $1,500 upfront, on delivery
- 10% of curve trading fees, split in the same transaction
- Deployment gas on your chain
- Nothing after graduation — no AMM fee capture
Team / Custom
Custom scoped per deployment
Included
- Multi-chain rollout
- Custom fee & bonding parameters
- Audit coordination
- White-glove deployment
You pay
- Quoted per scope, before any work
- Third-party audit cost (shared or yours)
- Deployment gas per chain
No payment required now. Join the early-access list — we're building against the published roadmap and will open pre-orders (with refundable deposits) once the testnet demo is live.
What support and refunds actually cover
| License | Launch + Share | Team / Custom | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Install support | 30 days, async | 30 days, async | Scoped in the agreement |
| Response target | 2 business days | 2 business days | Agreed per milestone |
| Deposit refund | Full refund until demo handover | Full refund until demo handover | Milestone-based, written down |
| Chain uptime | Not offered. You operate your chain, RPC and hosting; we ship and support software. A vendor promising uptime for infrastructure it does not run is selling you a story. | ||
| Not covered | Market making, token price outcomes, trading volume, legal or token-classification advice. | ||
Verify it on-chain
The kit has been exercised end-to-end on Base Sepolia: deploy → creator attestation → launch → buy to cap → graduation → a real Uniswap V2 swap. Every claim below is a public transaction, so you can check it without trusting this page.
Deployment manifest
Each contract with the transaction that created it. Code hashes are published in the kit's manifest file.
Lifecycle transactions
What the chain shows
- Curve state reads GRADUATED and its reserve is zero
- Pool LP sits in the immutable lock — there is no withdraw path
- The token's canonical-pair gate matches the deployed pair, opened one-way
- Fee splits settle inside the same trade transaction
Live demo: demo.launchpadkit.dev — the operator interface runs in your browser and performs these same reads. It is a testnet instance; nothing on it has real value.
FAQ
Do I need a developer team to run this?
No. You get a deployed, working platform with an admin dashboard. Customization is config-driven. A developer helps for deep custom work — we support that too.
Which chains are supported?
Targeted first: Monad, MegaETH, Robinhood Chain and Base. Any standard EVM chain can be added — new chains are where the fee windows open first.
Is the code audited?
Not yet. No third-party audit has been completed, so our claim stops at what you can check yourself on-chain: bytecode hashes against a published manifest, the LP lock ratio, and the admission rules. We coordinate an audit before mainnet deployment on request (cost shared or paid by the customer).
How does the 10% fee share work?
It is enforced in the smart contract: every trade fee is split automatically between your treasury and ours in the same transaction. No invoicing, no trust required — it settles on-chain.
Is it available now?
Not yet — the kit is in active development against a published roadmap. Join the early-access list; pre-orders open (with refundable deposits) when the testnet demo is live.
Is this financial advice?
No. This is software infrastructure. Token markets are volatile and most new tokens fail; a launchpad collects fees on volume, and volume is never guaranteed.