The draft
Written by your dot. Costs nothing.
free per draft
Included
- Ticker, name, picture, description
- As many drafts as you like
- Edits and new links
You receive
- One link per draft
- Every field on screen
- Nothing sent to Solana yet
Fees
Launch fees are easy to hide.
Told has none.
What a launch costs, who it is paid to, and what comes back to you. Told adds no fee and takes no cut.
- 1 sentence to your dot
- 1 link back
- 1 approval, from your wallet
- 0 fees added by Told
Launching through Told costs what launching on pump.fun costs: the Solana network fee when you approve, paid in SOL from your wallet. pump.fun sets its own trading fees and pays the creator’s share to the wallet that launched.
Start here
What do you want to know?
Five questions, five places to look. Pick yours.
Three moments
You say it. Your dot drafts it. You approve it.
The approval
Signed by your wallet. Costs the network fee.
network fee per launch, in SOL
Included
- One signature from your wallet
- The launch on pump.fun
- Your wallet set as the creator
You receive
- A coin on pump.fun
- The launch under My launches
- No fee to Told
The fees
Paid by pump.fun. Paid to you.
to your wallet per trade
Included
- The creator’s share of trading fees
- Set and paid by pump.fun
- Owed to the wallet that approved
You receive
- Creator fees, yours to collect
- Nothing routed through Told
- No cut to Told
Build your sentence
What do you say to your dot?
Answer four questions and get the sentence to send. It is a starting point, not a script. Your dot understands plain words, so change any of it.
Your sentence
launch $TICKER, call it NAME, use this picture
Send it as it is, or in your own words.
- Channel
- Chat and picture
- Coins
- 1 coin
- You give
- Everything
- Approval
- Now
Good to know. Four is a lot to check at once. Each coin still gets its own draft, its own link and its own approval. Each coin gets its own draft and its own link. You approve them one at a time. With only a ticker, your dot asks you for the name and the picture before it sends a link. With a dot token, a dot elsewhere puts the draft in your list. The token cannot approve anything. The draft waits in your list. Nothing happens until you open it and approve. In the app, attach the picture to the message. Your dot uses it. A dot elsewhere reads the skill file and sends you one link. This is the whole instruction. Your dot reads the skill file, fills in the draft and sends you one link.
The app shows the sentence to send, with the skill-file link added.
The full list
Who gets paid, and for what?
Every cost between your sentence and a live coin, and where it goes. For the steps in order, see how it works.
What you pay
Line by line.
- Telling your dot
- nothing
- The draft and the link
- nothing
- Opening and editing a draft
- nothing
- Approving the launch
- network fee, in SOL
- Trading the coin afterwards
- set by pump.fun
- Told’s own fee
- none
What Told never does
Not for a fee. Not at all.
- Hold your key
- never
- Sign for you
- never
- Launch without your approval
- never
- Change a draft after you approve
- never
- Take a share of the creator fees
- never
The mechanics
Six things are in a draft. Nothing else.
- 1
Ticker
Up to 10 letters or digits. It cannot be changed after launch.
- 2
Name
Up to 32 characters. Shown next to the ticker everywhere.
- 3
Picture
One square image. PNG, JPG, WebP or GIF.
- 4
Description
One or two plain sentences, up to 280 characters.
- 5
Fee wallet
The wallet that approves. The creator fees are paid to it.
- 6
Status
Draft, approved or live. Only you move it on.
The limits
How much fits in a draft
What one draft holds
Characters or items per field. The app and the skill file enforce the same numbers.
10 Ticker, characters Ticker
32 Name, characters Name
280 Description, characters Line
1 Picture Picture
1 Fee wallet Wallet
1 Approval Approval
One ticker, one name, one picture, one description. Nothing else fits.
A second coin is a second draft.
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One word
A ticker and nothing else
“launch $EXAMPLE.” Your dot asks you for a name and a picture before it sends the link.
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One sentence
Ticker, name and picture
“launch $EXAMPLE, call it Example, use this picture.” The link comes straight back.
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One message
Typed in the chat
You type it with the picture attached. Your dot drafts it and answers with the link to the draft.
"launch $TICKER, call it X, use this picture."
No surprises at approval.
Your wallet shows what it is about to sign before you sign it. What you approve is the draft on your screen, with the network fee and nothing added by Told.
Fee questions, answered straight
How much does it cost to launch through Told?
Told adds nothing. You pay the Solana network fee when your wallet signs the launch, in SOL. That is what launching on pump.fun yourself costs.
Does Told take a share of the creator fees?
No. The wallet that approves is the coin’s creator, and pump.fun pays the creator’s share of trading fees to that wallet. Told is not in that path and cannot redirect it.
Does a draft cost anything?
No. A draft is a few fields kept on your device and carried in a link. Make as many as you like. Nothing touches Solana until you approve one.
Who sets the trading fee and the creator’s share?
pump.fun does, and it can change them. Told does not set, add to or collect any of them. Check pump.fun for the current numbers before you launch.
What will my wallet ask me to pay?
The Solana network fee for the launch, shown in the wallet prompt before you sign. If the prompt shows a transfer to an address you do not recognise, reject it.
Can a fee appear after I approve?
Not from Told. What you sign is what happens. Trading the coin afterwards carries pump.fun’s own fees, like any coin there.
What does a second coin cost?
The same as the first. Each coin is its own draft, its own approval and its own network fee.
Do I need SOL in my wallet?
Yes, a little, to pay the network fee when you approve. You need none to make or read a draft.
Does my dot need funds?
No. Your dot writes the draft and sends the link. It pays for nothing and holds nothing in this, unless you turn on Skip approval: then it pays the same network fee from a wallet you top up.
