Four tabs. That's the whole thing.
Paste any website.
Yours or one you love. We read its name, icon and description, and suggest a ticker.
Launch a coin →Every trade pays the site.
Every coin gets its own fee vault on pump.fun, so nothing mixes. Payouts split it on-chain, and anyone can check them on Solscan.
- 90%
- to whoever owns the site
- 10%
- to sitepad
- 0%
- to whoever launched it
Owners prove it with one DNS record.
Only someone who controls the domain can add it. The code is tied to the wallet that signed for it, so it only ever pays them.
No access to DNS? Put the same line in /.well-known/sitepad.txt on your site instead.
Paste any site.
The same lookup the launchpad runs, live: we read the homepage right now and show you its coin.
Looking up wikipedia.org…
Recently on sitepad.
Every coin and the website behind it. Market caps and Owner Funds update as you watch.
Questions, answered.
The fee split is set on-chain, per coin.
Do I need to own a site to launch its coin?
No. Anyone can launch a coin for any website. The fees still go to whoever owns the site, never to whoever launched it.
How does an owner prove the site is theirs?
Connect a wallet and sign a free message. Then add the TXT record we give you to the domain's DNS, or upload a one-line file to /.well-known/sitepad.txt. We check it, and the fund is yours.
Who gets the fees?
90% of every coin's creator fees go to the site's owner. 10% is the platform fee. The launcher gets 0%.
What if the owner never shows up?
The fees wait in the site's fund until they do. Nothing expires, and every coin for the same site pays into the same fund.
Which sites work?
Any public domain or subdomain: example.com, blog.example.com, you.github.io. Each address is its own site, claimed by whoever controls it.
What does it cost?
Launching costs a small Solana network fee, plus your first buy if you choose one. Claiming is free; the platform pays the network fee.
Is this made by the sites themselves?
No. sitepad isn't affiliated with the websites coins are launched for, unless their owner has verified. Coins launch on pump.fun and are highly speculative.