Reference
Fees
What a launch or a trade costs beyond the buy itself: Coinwave's platform fee, Pump.fun's cut, network fees, tips, and a few optional extras.
Coinwave shows the cost before you commit: Bundle Studio's What it costs, the review, and each sheet's total. These are the parts that make it up.
Platform fee
Coinwave's own fee comes off what you buy and sell. It's 1% to start and steps down with your volume over the last 30 days: 0.8% from $50,000, 0.6% from $250,000 and 0.4% from $1,000,000. With Pro, $600 for 30 days, it's 0%. See Plan and billing.
Pump.fun fees
Pump.fun takes a share of every buy and sell of its coins, and of creating one. Both are Pump.fun's, not Coinwave's, and are included in every total Coinwave shows you.
Network fees
- Network fee
- What Solana charges for any transaction. A tiny amount.
- Priority fee
- Extra paid per transaction to get ahead of others when blocks are busy. Normal 0.00005, Fast 0.0005, Turbo 0.002 SOL.
- Bundle tip
- Paid once per bundle to Jito, so the whole bundle lands in one block. 0.005 SOL by default.
- Wallet setup
- Each wallet buying a coin needs a token account and a couple of transactions: about 0.0025 SOL per wallet.
Optional extras
| What | Cost |
|---|---|
| Generate activity or warmup, routed | 1.5% a trade, against 1% through the launchpad |
| Converting between chains | 0.25% plus $0.40 |
| Claiming creator fees | The network fee of one transaction, paid by the wallet claiming |
What wallets keep
Not a fee, but part of the total: each launch wallet keeps a little for the fees of selling later (0.005 SOL by default), and sends leave a little behind for the same reason. It's still yours, and comes back when you withdraw.