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Paste a website, launch its coin. 90% of the fees go to whoever owns the site; 10% platform fee. Everything settles on Solana.

How it works

sitepad launches coins on pump.fun (Solana) for websites. 90% of every coin's creator fees go to the owner of that website, and the other 10% is the platform fee. The person who launches a coin earns nothing from fees.

Anyone can launch a coin for any website. The fees build up in the site's Owner Fund until its owner proves control of the domain and claims them.

Launching a coin

Paste an address like example.com or a full link like https://www.example.com/about. We check that the domain exists and read the homepage's public title, description and icon.

The name, ticker and image are filled in from the site (its icon becomes the coin image, or its share image if you prefer). Change anything you like, set an optional first buy and sign one transaction with a Solana wallet. The coin's mint key is made in your browser and never leaves it.

The coin's website link on pump.fun is always the site itself, so traders land on the real thing.

Which sites work

Any public domain or subdomain. www. is ignored, so www.example.com and example.com are the same site, while blog.example.com and you.github.io are sites of their own. A site that's down can still have a coin; a domain that doesn't exist can't.

The Owner Fund

Every coin launched for a website adds to its fund. The fund is held for whoever controls the domain. Nothing expires: if the owner shows up a year from now, everything that built up is still there.

Claiming

Open Claim and find your website.
Connect the Solana wallet you want paid to.
Click "Sign & get my code". Your wallet signs a free message (no transaction), and you get a code tied to that wallet.
Add the code to your domain's DNS as a TXT record, or upload it as a file on your site (details below). We check automatically, or press Check now.
Once we see it, your wallet becomes the payout wallet and you can claim. You can remove the record afterwards.

Anyone can read a DNS record, but only someone who controls the domain can add one, and your code only ever pays the wallet that signed for it. A code stays valid for 7 days. To move payouts to a new wallet, prove it again from that wallet. If a site changes hands after it was claimed, the new owner's claim goes to a person for review before anything is paid.

Adding the DNS record

In your DNS provider (Cloudflare, Namecheap, GoDaddy, Porkbun, Vercel, Squarespace…), add a TXT record named _sitepad (the full name is _sitepad.example.com) with the value sitepad-verify=YOURCODE. A TXT record with that value on the bare domain works too. Changes usually show up within minutes, sometimes up to an hour.

No access to DNS? Put a plain text file at https://example.com/.well-known/sitepad.txt containing the same sitepad-verify=YOURCODE line. It has to load over HTTPS from the site itself.

Where the fees go

Every coin gets its own fee vault, set as the coin's creator on pump.fun, so every coin's fees are kept separate and visible on-chain. Each payout collects the vault and splits it: 90% to the site's owner, 10% to the sitepad treasury.

The platform fee supports operations and payout network costs.

The platform coin

The featured platform coin is listed separately. Its fees are platform fees with no Owner Fund payout.

Rules

sitepad is for adults (18+) only, for launching and for claiming.
A coin for a website doesn't mean the site endorses it. sitepad isn't affiliated with the sites coins are launched for unless their owner has verified. Site names and icons come from each site's public homepage and belong to their owners.
Site owners who don't want a coin can write to us; see Contact.

No guarantees

Coins are highly speculative and most go to zero. Fees only exist while people trade.

Contact

Questions, takedowns or press: hello@usesitepad.fun.

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