What Unison is

Unison launches your coin with a team of wallets, runs every wallet from one page, and brings what is left back to your main wallet. No code.

In one minute

You pick a launchpad, a name, a picture and a team size.
Unison creates a fresh team of wallets for that launch, funds them from one deposit, and buys with them as the coin is created.
The first team buys go in with the coin. The rest buy right behind, on the timing you choose.
From the coin page you sell from every wallet at once, set autopilot rules, and bring the money home.

The launch form with a name, ticker and picture filled in, the Recommended team of 30, and the cost column. — Step 2: name, picture and team. The cost column updates as you type. Numbers are examples.

Launchpads live today

Launchpad	Chain	First team buys
pump.fun	Solana	6, in the launch block
Pons	Robinhood Chain	31, tax-free right after the coin is created
Direct deploy (your own Uniswap pool)	Robinhood Chain	240, inside the launch transaction

Every launch can have up to 1,000 wallets. Wallets past the first buys are spread buys. See Launch block and spread buys.

What it costs

1.5% of team buys, 1.5% of sells and 0.5% of creator-fee claims. Fees are fixed when you launch: 1.5% on buys and sells. Network and launchpad fees are charged as normal. Full list in Fees.

What it is not

Not a way to make money by itself. Launching a coin can lose money. Most coins go to zero.
Not a custodian for your main wallet. You sign in and own it. Team wallets are run by Unison and only ever send to your main wallet. See Who holds what keys.

Updated 9 Nov 2026. Numbers come from the app and its API.