Create a Solana token + liquidity pool
Create your token, revoke all three authorities and open its Raydium liquidity pool. Pay one step at a time.
Estimated fees for token + pool: ~0.795 SOL, plus the liquidity you supply. Keep a small SOL buffer for wallet transaction fees.
Optional LP burn: +0.1 SOL in platform fees. This permanently gives up withdrawal of the liquidity those LP tokens represent. A qualifying burn includes a free logo NFT.
- Authorities revoked. Mint, freeze and update authority are among the first things buyers and rug checkers look at.
- Cheaper than piece by piece. You save 0.1 SOL on the pool, and 0.1 SOL more if you choose the LP burn. A qualifying burn also gets your logo NFT free.
- Nothing up front. You pay for each step as you reach it, so you never prepay for steps you decide not to take.
- No guesswork. Step 1 hands you straight on to step 2 with your token filled in, where you can finish or go on to the optional burn.
Create your token
Name, symbol, supply and logo, with mint, freeze and update authority all revoked. Revoking all three is what buyers check first, and it is what unlocks the bundle prices for steps 2 and 3.
Add liquidity
Pair your token with SOL on Raydium and set the starting price. Once this step is done your token is live and tradeable on Raydium, Jupiter and every Solana wallet.
Plus Raydium's 0.15 SOL pool fee, about 0.045 SOL of account rent and network fees, and the SOL you put in the pool.
Burn your LP tokens
Only if you choose to, now or later. Opening the pool gives you LP tokens, your claim on the liquidity. Burning them permanently gives up your ability to withdraw the liquidity they represent, and cannot be undone. It is one signal some buyers look at, not a guarantee that a token is safe, and it is not needed to go live. A qualifying burn gets your logo minted as a free 1/1 NFT.
What the bundle costs
Every figure below is shown again before you sign each step.
You approve each step's fee separately, as you reach it, so you never prepay for steps you decide not to take. For the pool and the LP burn the fee rides in the same transaction as the work, so if the work does not happen the fee is not taken. Token creation is the exception: its payment settles first and the mint follows, so in the rare case the mint fails afterwards we refund it under the technical-failure clause in our terms. No part of your pool's LP goes to us: you keep all of it. Stop after step 2 and it stays in your wallet, under your control; the optional step 3 burns it, which permanently gives up the ability to withdraw the liquidity those LP tokens represent. Already created a token here with mint, freeze and update authority revoked? Steps 2 and 3 are discounted for it too, and step 3 stays available at the bundle price whenever you want it. The free logo NFT is only minted after a verified step 3 burn of the full LP from a pool opened here, for a token with a logo that does not already have a logo NFT. Stopping after step 2 does not earn it.
Your tokens
Connect your wallet with the button in the header to see where each of your tokens is in the bundle.
Status comes from transactions verified on Solana, so a pool or burn you have just made can show as confirming for a few minutes.
Planning it first?
The guide to creating a Solana token covers every field on the form, and adding a Solana token to Raydium explains how the starting price and pool work. Once your pool is live, run your mint through the Solana rug checker to see what buyers will see. Only want the token for now? The Solana token creator makes one on its own, and you can add a pool later at the bundle price as long as all three authorities are revoked.
The whole bill for a live token
| Step 1: mint, all three authorities revoked | 0.4 SOL |
| Step 2: open the Raydium pool (bundle price) | 0.2 SOL |
| Raydium pool fee plus pool account rent | ~0.195 SOL |
| Your liquidity (stays yours as LP tokens) | You choose |
| Fees to be live and tradeable | ~0.795 SOL |
Optional step 3, burning the LP, is 0.1 SOL at the bundle price instead of 0.2 SOL.
Why revokes come before the pool
Scanners read a token the moment its first pool appears. Minting with the authorities already revoked means that first reading shows a fixed supply and no freeze power, instead of a warning you have to explain away later.
Nothing is paid up front
Each step is its own transaction and is paid when you take it. If you stop after step 1 you have paid for step 1 only, and the bundle prices for later steps still apply whenever you come back to the same token.