For people who ship small apps

Ship the app. Launch its coin. Let the fees fund what's next.

Publish an app you built, or describe one and have it generated. Then launch a Pump.fun coin with a creator-fee split written on-chain, so part of every trade flows into a public treasury you spend in the open.

See what people are building

Three steps, all signed by your own wallet

  1. 1

    Put your app on the pad

    Link an app you already shipped, or describe an idea and BuildPad generates a working app in an isolated sandbox. Every project gets a public page with a roadmap.

  2. 2

    Launch a coin with an on-chain split

    Your wallet creates a Squads treasury and a Pump.fun coin. In the same flow, the creator-fee split (say 50% treasury, 50% you) is written on-chain, and the live split is shown publicly so anyone can verify it.

  3. 3

    Build in public with the treasury

    Fees accrue to the vault from trading. Withdraw from it to pay for real milestones, with a stated purpose, and everyone can follow every movement on-chain.

Coins dropping into an open vault next to a completed checklist

A treasury anyone can audit

  • The treasury is a Squads v4 vault. Your wallet is its only member, and BuildPad holds no keys.
  • The fee split is set once at launch. After that, nobody can change it, including you and us.
  • Each project page shows the vault balance, every inflow from fees, and every withdrawal with its purpose.
  • BuildPad takes no platform fee. You pay only Solana network fees, account rent, and any initial buy you choose.

Fresh off the pad

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Questions, answered plainly

Is the coin an investment in my project?

No. A Pump.fun coin is a speculative token that trades freely. Holders get no ownership, revenue share, or claim on the treasury. Every project page states this clearly.

Who controls the treasury?

You do. It is a Squads v4 multisig with your wallet as the only member and a threshold of one. BuildPad never sees a private key and cannot move funds.

Can I change the fee split later?

No. The split is chosen once before launch and written to Pump.fun’s fee-sharing configuration. BuildPad offers no way to edit it afterwards, so supporters can rely on it.

How do fees reach the treasury?

Pump.fun accrues creator fees per coin. Anyone can trigger a distribution, which pays each shareholder its share. Your dashboard shows the pending amount and a button to distribute it.

What does it cost?

BuildPad has no platform fee. Before every signature you see the network fee, the simulated rent for any new accounts, and any initial buy you chose.

Where does a generated app run?

Generated apps are built by the v0 Platform API and run on a separate, sandboxed origin. They never run on BuildPad’s own domain or get access to your session.