Creator revenue

Every trade of your token pays you in USDC, through its creator vault, at the fee and holder share you choose.

Launching a token gives you the creator side of its fee stream: a share of every trading fee the token ever generates, paid in USDC. Since creator vaults went live, that stream runs through the token’s creator vault, which pays your holders their share and credits the rest to you.

What you earn

The creator side is 77% of the trading fee you choose at launch (1.5% to 5%), or 73.15% on a trade where an app names a referrer, which then takes 5% first. On chain, 58.95% of the fee reaches your token directly, and the daily payout sends the other 18.05% to your vault (the v2 fee split). Up to 10% of the part that reaches your token directly can go to its auto buyback. Of the rest, your holders receive the share you set (a sixth or more), and you keep the remainder, minus anything you assign to split recipients.

Per $10M traded, with the default 10% auto buyback and no referrer, that is roughly:

Default (1.5% fee, 16.67% to holders): about $88,900 for you, $17,800 for your holders.
Balanced (3%, 25%): about $160,000 for you, $53,300 for your holders.
Holders first (5%, 50%): about $177,800 for you, $177,800 for your holders.

Figures are rounded and apply from October 7, 2026. With a referrer on every trade, each figure is 5% smaller (Default: $84,400 and $16,900). The launch form shows the split for your exact settings before you sign, and Launch a token compares the three setups in full. For what a creator earns here against another launchpad at the same cost to traders, see How ubi.fun compares.

Earnings accrue in USDC, never in your own token. You are never forced to sell your token to realize income. Your earnings grow with your community instead of being extracted from it.

Your revenue NFT stays in the vault

At launch the token’s revenue NFT, the on-chain deed to its fee stream, goes into the creator vault for good. That is what makes the holders’ share trustworthy: nobody, you or us included, can take the NFT out, sell the stream, or switch the dividends off. The settings you chose (fee, holder share, buyback, recipients) are permanent. The one change you can make is to renounce, which sends all of your earnings to your holders from then on.

Claiming

Open your token’s page and press Claim. Earnings appear there once a harvest moves the waiting fees into the vault, which our harvest bot does automatically. Each split recipient claims their own share the same way, and USDC goes straight to the claiming wallet with no minimum or schedule.

Tokens launched before v2

Tokens launched before v2 went live, including UBI, keep the original model:

The fee is 1.25% and the creator stream is 58.95% of it (56% when a trade names a referrer), up to $73,700 per $10M traded, divided between the creator and the token’s auto buyback by a slider set once at launch (0–100%). At 90/10 the creator earns about $66,300 per $10M and $7,400 buys and burns the token.
The revenue NFT sits in the creator’s wallet (or in a split contract when earnings were split). It is transferable: sell it, gift it, or move wallets, and the fee stream follows the NFT’s owner.
Claiming: a creator who holds the revenue NFT claims from the fee escrow on the Creator revenue page. When earnings were split, the NFT sits in the split contract instead, and each recipient claims their share from that contract (claim() on the token’s AddressFeeSplitManager); X-handle recipients claim on the Claim handle page after verifying.