Key takeaways
- In the 30 days to November 5, 2026, pump.fun accounted for about 94.7% of the coin launches in Jupiter's launchpad index, with 1,132,904 launches and 31,174 graduations.
- Pump.fun charges 1.25% per bonding curve trade and pays creators 0.30%, while Bonk.fun charges 1.5% on chain with no creator fee in its curve config.
- Jupiter Studio pays creators 50% of a 1% or 2% trading fee before and after graduation, and permanently locks the graduated liquidity.
- Bags charges 2% per trade by default with 1% to a creator pool that can be split among many wallets, and most Bags fee modes graduate at 85 SOL.
- Pump.fun, Bonk.fun and Bags all graduate a standard SOL curve at about 85 SOL raised, while Jupiter Studio's Meme mode graduates at a 75,000 USDC market cap.
The short answer
Pump.fun is the biggest Solana launchpad by far, with about 94.7% of launches in the 30 days to November 5, 2026, a 1.25% curve fee and a 0.30% creator fee. Bonk.fun runs a similar 85 SOL curve on Raydium LaunchLab for 1.5% per trade. Jupiter Studio pays creators 50% of a 1% to 2% fee and locks graduated liquidity. Bags splits a 1% creator pool among many wallets. Moonit pays creators a share of post-migration fees. The best one depends on whether you need traders, fees or features.
How do the five launchpads compare?
This table compares the standard settings of each launchpad, checked November 5, 2026 against each platform's documentation and, where noted, the on-chain config.
| pump.fun | Bonk.fun | Jupiter Studio | Bags | Moonit | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Curve program | pump.fun | Raydium LaunchLab | Meteora DBC | Meteora DBC | Moonit |
| Quote | SOL (USDC since May 2026) | SOL, USD1 | USDC (Meme); USDC, SOL or JUP (Custom) | SOL (default modes) | SOL |
| Curve trading fee | 1.25% | 1.5% (on chain) | 1% or 2% | 2% (default mode) | 1% |
| Creator share on the curve | 0.30% | 0% on chain; rewards paid by Bonk.fun | 50% of the fee | 1% creator pool (25% of it to the deployer) | Not stated for the curve |
| Graduates at | ≈ 85 SOL raised, ≈ 411 SOL market cap | 85 SOL raised | 75,000 USDC market cap (Meme) | 85 SOL (most modes) | ≈ 88 SOL collected (classic curve) |
| Migrates to | PumpSwap | Raydium CPMM | Meteora DAMM v2, LP permanently locked | Meteora DAMM v2 | Raydium AMM v4 (LP burned) or Meteora DAMM v2 (LP locked) |
| Creator fee after graduation | 0.05%–0.95% by market cap | Paid by Bonk.fun | 50% of the fee | 0.75% creator pool | 80% of Meteora LP fees per Moonit's docs |
| Cost to create | Free apart from rent | ≈ 0.021 SOL rent and fees | Under 0.05 SOL | Not stated | Not stated |
Sources: pump.fun's fee program docs and program docs; Raydium's LaunchLab creation guide and LaunchLab's on-chain platform configs; Jupiter's Studio launch guide and fees page; Bags' fee guide; Moonit's docs and bonding curves page. Moonit's own pages disagree in places: its terms of use give creators 90% of LP rewards rather than 80%, and list a different migration fee.
How many coins does each launchpad launch and graduate?
Pump.fun launches almost every coin, and none of the launchpads graduate many. These are Jupiter's public launchpad index figures for the 30 days to November 5, 2026, the data behind SOLTidy's free Solana Launchpad Stats:
| Launchpad (as Jupiter lists it) | Launches | Graduations | Graduation rate | Share of indexed launches |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| pump.fun | 1,132,904 | 31,174 | ≈ 2.75% | ≈ 94.7% |
| letsbonk.fun (Bonk.fun) | 1,416 | 42 | ≈ 3.0% | ≈ 0.12% |
| bags.fun (Bags) | 2,708 | 8 | ≈ 0.30% | ≈ 0.23% |
| jup-studio (Jupiter Studio) | 423 | 3 | ≈ 0.71% | ≈ 0.04% |
| moonshot (Moonit) | 624 | 1 | ≈ 0.16% | ≈ 0.05% |
| All indexed launchpads | 1,196,875 | 100% |
The rest of the non-pump.fun launches came mostly from other Raydium LaunchLab platforms (8,309), other Meteora DBC integrators (21,643) and stonkfun (24,321). In the 24 hours to November 5, pump.fun had 38,414 launches and 944 graduations, and carried about 87% of launchpad trading volume.
Read these numbers with care. Launch counts include spam and test coins, which drags down pump.fun's rate most. A small launchpad's rate can jump on a single good week. And graduation is only the end of the curve, not a measure of what happens to the price afterwards. Pump.fun graduation explained covers what a graduation actually involves.
Pump.fun vs Bonk.fun: what's the difference?
Pump.fun and Bonk.fun have nearly identical standard curves: both sell 793.1 million of a 1 billion supply and graduate at about 85 SOL raised. The differences are fees, creator rewards and audience.
- Fees. Pump.fun charges 1.25% per curve trade; Bonk.fun's main config charges 1.5%.
- Creator fees. Pump.fun pays the creator 0.30% of curve volume into a vault the creator claims, and up to 0.95% on PumpSwap after graduation, as worked through in pump.fun creator fees explained. Bonk.fun's on-chain config sets no creator fee on the curve and makes a Bonk.fun wallet the creator of migrated pools, so its creator rewards are paid by Bonk.fun on its own terms.
- Audience. Pump.fun had about 800 times as many launches in the 30-day window. More traders watch it, and more bots.
- After graduation. Pump.fun coins trade on PumpSwap; Bonk.fun coins on a Raydium CPMM pool.
How to launch on Bonk.fun walks through a Bonk.fun launch and its costs.
When do Jupiter Studio, Bags or Moonit make more sense?
The smaller launchpads win on features rather than reach.
Jupiter Studio suits creators who want structure: a USDC curve, creator vesting of up to 80% of supply, an optional anti-sniping fee that starts at 99% and decays, permanently locked liquidity after graduation, and 50% of the trading fee for the creator before and after graduation. The trade-off is a higher raise, at least 15,000 USDC or equivalent. How to launch on Jupiter Studio has the details.
Bags suits creators who share fees: its fee-share program splits the creator pool among many wallets by basis points, with 25% reserved for the deployer on new SOL configs, and seven fee modes from 0.25% to 10%. How to claim Bags creator fees covers the split and the claim.
Moonit offers a choice of curves and two migration routes: Raydium with LP burned and a 2 SOL bonding bonus for the creator, or Meteora with LP locked and 80% of LP fees airdropped to the creator, according to its docs. Its standard curve graduates at roughly $75,000 of market cap.
What does launching through SOLTidy cost?
SOLTidy can create coins on three of the five, with your dev buy, and trade or claim on all five. As of November 2026:
| Launchpad | Launch with dev buy | Bundle launch | Mass buy / sell | Creator fee claim |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| pump.fun | 0.1 SOL | 0.3 SOL, 16 buyers | 0.5% of SOL traded, max 0.1 SOL per run | 5% of SOL claimed |
| Bonk.fun | 0.1 SOL | 0.3 SOL, 9 buyers | Same | LaunchLab vaults, 5% |
| Jupiter Studio | 0.1 SOL | 0.3 SOL, 12 buyers | Same | Meteora DBC, 5% |
| Bags | Not possible: launches are signed by Bags' own authority | No | Same | Bags fee shares, 5% |
| Moonit | Not possible: launches are co-signed by Moonit's backend | No | Same | No |
Each launchpad charges its own trading fee on top, and creating a coin costs rent on every platform. Claim Creator Fees scans pump.fun, PumpSwap, LaunchLab, Raydium CPMM, Meteora DBC and DAMM v2, and Bags in one pass.
Which launchpad should you choose?
Pick by what you need most:
- The most traders watching: pump.fun.
- The lowest curve fee among the big two: pump.fun at 1.25% against Bonk.fun's 1.5%.
- The highest per-trade creator share: Bags' default 1% creator pool or Jupiter Studio's 50% of the fee.
- Vesting and locked liquidity built in: Jupiter Studio.
- Fee splits with a team: Bags.
- A BONK community audience: Bonk.fun.
Whatever you choose, the base rate is sobering: across all five, fewer than 3 in 100 coins finished their curve in the 30 days to November 5, 2026. Launch only with money you can afford to lose, disclose any wallets you control, and don't promise buyers returns.
Bottom line
Pump.fun dominates Solana launches with about 94.7% of the total, a 1.25% curve fee and up to 0.95% for creators after graduation. Bonk.fun copies the 85 SOL curve at 1.5% without an on-chain creator fee; Jupiter Studio and Bags pay creators more per trade and add vesting, locked liquidity or fee sharing; Moonit offers two migration routes. Check the live numbers on Launchpad Stats before you decide, because these figures move daily.
Questions & answers
Which Solana launchpad is the biggest?
Pump.fun, by a wide margin. In the 30 days to November 5, 2026, Jupiter's launchpad index counted 1,132,904 pump.fun launches out of about 1.2 million across all indexed launchpads, about 94.7%, and pump.fun carried about 87% of launchpad trading volume in the 24 hours to November 5. The next largest by launches were Meteora DBC integrators and Raydium LaunchLab platforms.
Is Bonk.fun cheaper than pump.fun?
No, for traders. A Bonk.fun curve trade paid 1.5% as read on chain in November 2026 (Raydium's 0.25% plus Bonk.fun's 1.25%), against pump.fun's 1.25%. Both charge nothing to create a coin apart from rent. Bonk.fun's curve config also sets no on-chain creator fee, while pump.fun pays creators 0.30% of curve volume.
Which Solana launchpad pays creators the most?
It depends on volume and phase. Per trade, Bags' default mode sends 1% to the creator pool on the curve and Jupiter Studio pays half of a 1% or 2% fee, both more than pump.fun's 0.30% on the curve. After graduation, pump.fun's PumpSwap pays up to 0.95% to creators at a 420 to 1,470 SOL market cap. But a launchpad with more traders can pay more in total at a lower rate.
Which launchpad has the highest graduation rate?
Among the five, Bonk.fun and pump.fun had the highest rates in the 30 days to November 5, 2026, about 3.0% and 2.75%. Jupiter Studio was about 0.7%, Bags about 0.3%, and Moonit, listed by Jupiter as moonshot, about 0.16%. Launch counts include spam and test coins, and rates swing with the market.
What is the best Solana launchpad for a first launch?
For reach, pump.fun: most memecoin traders watch its feed, and its curve and fees are the best understood. For built-in vesting, locked liquidity and a USDC curve, Jupiter Studio. For splitting fees with collaborators, Bags. Bonk.fun suits creators already in the BONK community. None of them makes a coin succeed; most launches everywhere fail.
