13.3% of Solana transactions fail
The network-wide rate from our own block sampling, measured 15 Aug 2026. A campaign that ignores it pays fees on attempts that produce no volume.
Start a Solana volume campaign
Paste a mint address, shape the campaign, see the exact fee before you pay. No account, no wallet connection, flat 2% of routed volume.
Verify your token
Paste the Solana mint address of the token you want volume for
Resolving mint on Solana mainnet
verified
A valid mint address unlocks the launchpad step
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Where was this token launched?
The launchpad decides curve trading and the engagement layer
Launchpad required, one only
Where the token was created. This decides whether the bonding curve is traded before migration, and whether the reply and favorite layer is available.
Exchange routing is automatic
Once the launchpad is set, the router uses every one of the 32 supported exchanges your token actually has liquidity on - Raydium, Orca, Meteora, Jupiter, the order books and the market-maker pools - weighted by live pool depth.
Choose where the token was launched to continue
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Wallet fleet and trade size
How many wallets trade, and how large each swap is
500wallets
SOL
SOL
Target volume 75SOL
Launchpad
Where this token was created
Volume shape
How the same total lands across your window
58% buys
Engagement layer
Replies and favorites posted alongside the trades
Pump.fun and Bonk.fun tokens only. Replies and favorites are launchpad features, so they can only be posted for mints that live on one of those two platforms. Volume routing is unaffected either way.
0% of trades
Raise above zero to post replies from the multilingual library while the campaign runs.
0% of wallets
Wallets add the token to their watchlist, which feeds the same discovery signals as replies.
Random sample from the library
Lines are picked at random per trade, so the same reply rarely appears twice in one campaign.
Campaign window
How long the engine keeps routing
15 min60 min10 hours
Execution and protection
How trades reach the chain
Anti-MEV Jito bundles
Keeps order flow out of the public mempool
Curve to AMM auto-handoff
Follows the liquidity when a launch token graduates
Residual sweep on completion
Returns leftover SOL instead of stranding it in fleet wallets
Summary
Everything the campaign will do, before you pay for it
Target volume
75 SOL
Window
60 min
Wallets
500
Swap band
0.10-0.20
Launchpad
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Est. swaps
500
Comments
n/a
Favorites
n/a
Service fee
Flat 2% of target volume, everything included
1.5 SOL
No campaign running
Launch one from the Create tab and it will track here in real time.
Nothing finished yet
Completed campaigns keep their configuration here so you can repeat what worked.
Amount due
0 SOL
Send SOL to this address
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- 1Send the exact amount shown above from any Solana wallet.
- 2Press the confirm button once the transfer is broadcast.
- 3Routing begins as soon as the payment is seen on-chain.
Order detail
Token
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Target volume0 SOL
Window0 min
Wallets0
Swap band0-0 SOL
ShapeSteady58% buys
Launchpad-
Exchange routingAutomatic
Commentsn/a
Favoritesn/a
ExecutionJito
Service fee (2%)0 SOL
Campaign records are stored against an anonymous id kept in this browser. No email, no account, no wallet connection.
Why routing decides what a campaign produces
These are our own block-level measurements, not estimates, and they are what the router weights venues by.
87.6% on the bonding curve
Curve-stage tokens are a different regime entirely. The router weights venues by what actually confirms, not by what a list says is supported.
Budget in confirmed swaps
Two campaigns with the same budget produce very different volume depending on where they were routed. See the measured data.
What happens at each step
Verify the token. The mint address is looked up through a Solana RPC and the name, symbol and image come back from on-chain metadata. Nothing is typed in by us. If the address is wrong you will see it immediately, before any money is involved.
Pick the launchpad. This tells the router where the token originated, which narrows down which venues can plausibly hold a pool for it. You choose one; the exchange spread is worked out automatically from live pool state rather than from a checkbox list.
Shape the campaign. Target volume, wallet count, swap size band and distribution shape are all yours to set. The fee recalculates as you move them, so there is no quote to request and no surprise at the end. The volume sizing guide covers how to choose a target that matches what you are trying to move.
Review and launch. The final screen shows the exact cost in SOL and the payment address. Campaign records are stored against an anonymous id kept in your browser, so there is no email, no account and no wallet connection at any point.
What this will not do
Worth stating before you start rather than after. A campaign moves volume, trade count and unique wallet count, which is what trending feeds and listing filters read. It does not create demand, it does not hold a price, and it cannot make a token that nobody wants into one that people do. If your pool is too thin to absorb the swaps, the campaign will underperform regardless of budget, and the liquidity check takes about a minute.
Our measurement policy lists the claims we refuse to make and why.
Cost
A flat 2% of the volume you configure, and nothing else. No subscription, no setup fee, no per-wallet charge. Campaigns start from 50 SOL of target volume. Network fees and venue fees are separate and are paid to Solana and to the exchanges, not to us; the cost breakdown shows where every part of the total goes.
Not sure this is the right tool yet?
The guides cover when a campaign helps, when it does not, and what to fix first.