# Creator fees

Creator fees are the share of a coin’s trading fees that the launchpad pays to the coin’s creator.

Source: https://unisongo.com/learn/creator-fees · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com)

## Per launchpad

| Launchpad | Creator share |
| --- | --- |
| [pump.fun](https://unisongo.com/atlas/pump-fun) | 0.30% of curve volume |
| [Pons](https://unisongo.com/atlas/pons) | The fee left after the protocol share, plus an optional creator tax |
| [Bags](https://unisongo.com/atlas/bags) | Half of the 2% default fee, through a fee-share setup |
| [flap.sh](https://unisongo.com/atlas/flap) | Tax tokens: a creator-set tax of 1, 3, 5 or 10% |
| [Direct deploy](https://unisongo.com/atlas/direct-deploy) | None: the pool takes no fee and its liquidity is burned |

## Worked example

pump fun: 50 SOL of trading on the curve pays the creator 50 × 0.30% = 0.15 SOL. Estimate yours with the [creator fee estimator](https://unisongo.com/tools/creator-fee-estimator).

## Sources

- The [Launchpad Atlas](https://unisongo.com/atlas), every value with its source.

Also called: creator rewards.

## Related

- [Bonding curve](https://unisongo.com/learn/bonding-curve): A bonding curve is a launchpad’s built-in market that sets a coin’s price from how much of it has been bought, so the price rises with every buy.
- [Graduation](https://unisongo.com/learn/graduation): Graduation is when a coin finishes its bonding curve and its liquidity moves to a regular DEX pool, where trading continues.