Bundler and launchpad fees compared
You pay in layers: the launchpad’s fee, the network’s fee and your bundler’s fee. Compare all three, because the bundler’s fee on sells is often the biggest.
What launchpads charge
Pons charged a 1% curve fee when Unison read it on 27 October 2026. Coin Bureau reported in July 2026 that pump.fun charges 0 SOL to create and 0.015 SOL to graduate, that Bags creators can earn 1% on trades, and that Clanker takes 20% of pool LP fees. Raydium’s docs say a LaunchLab curve fee can differ per launch, and graduated pools usually use the 0.25% tier.
What Unison charges
Unison charges 1.5% on buys, 1.5% on sells and 0.5% on creator-fee claims. There is no subscription. Network and launchpad fees are separate. Every fee is itemised on your quote before you sign.
Unison against the 5% tool
One widely used launch tool, called the 5% tool here, charges 0% on buys, 5% on sells and 5% on creator claims, as of October 2026. If you buy 10 SOL and sell for 20 SOL, Unison costs 0.45 SOL and the 5% tool costs 1 SOL.
When is Unison more expensive?
Unison costs more when you sell for less than about 43% of what you bought. If you buy 10 SOL and sell for 1 SOL, Unison costs 0.165 SOL and the 5% tool costs 0.05 SOL. That is what happens when a coin dies.
Questions
What are the Pons launchpad fees?
A 1% curve fee and a 0.0005 ETH launch fee, as read on 27 October 2026.
What fee does pump.fun charge on trades?
pump.fun publishes its current fees on its fee page, and they have changed. Check it directly.
Does Unison have hidden fees?
No. Every Unison fee is itemised on the quote before you sign.