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Creating a launch

Choose your goal, contribution limit, and creator reserve before opening the raise.

Who can create a launch?

Creation is currently limited to approved beta creators. Public creation is planned for after Seven ($7) launches. This restriction is enforced in the app, backend, and Solana program.

A launch is attached to its authenticated creator. Entering someone else’s handle does not let you publish a launch as that person.

Your launch details

Choose a name and ticker, upload an image, and add a short description if you want one. The creator’s X profile is shown alongside the token so contributors can see who is behind it.

Set a goal

New launches can use the $5,005 or $10,003 goal. Higher goals are unavailable for now. Existing launches keep the goal they were created with.

GoalAvailability
$5,005Available
$10,003Available
$25,004Not available yet
$50,001Not available yet

Filling the goal starts the launch schedule. If it does not fill, a funded launch uses the seven-day fallback. Read Launch timing for the special Seven schedule.

Set the contribution limit

Choose a per-person cap from $7 to $700, in $7 steps. That is the total one person can contribute across multiple payments. People can send the full amount once or make smaller payments that add up.

Reserve creator tokens

Use the supply slider to reserve between 0% and 10% of the total supply, in 0.5% steps. This comes from the contributor half of the supply. The liquidity half stays at 50%.

The reserve follows the same 60-day lock and daily vesting as contributor tokens. Early access uses the creator buyback-and-burn fee. The create form shows the cost before you submit.

After you create

Seven initializes the launch on Solana before it accepts contribution notes. The goal, limits, creator, and supply settings are checked against the onchain account. Initialization can take a short time to confirm.

You cannot contribute to your own launch. Use the creator reserve if you want an allocation. Treat the terms you publish as fixed for that launch.