Solbase token launcher
Launch a token on Solana or Base in 60 seconds
No code, no account. Create a real SPL or ERC-20 token from your own wallet, with the full supply minted to you and a flat 0.01 SOL / 0.001 ETH fee.
- ⚡ Solana
- 🔷 Base
- 🔒 Non-custodial
- ✅ Mint authority revoked by default
How it works
Launch your token in three simple steps
- 1
Connect your wallet
Use Phantom, Solflare, MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet or another supported wallet. No account or email — your wallet is your identity.
- 2
Configure your token
Pick Solana or Base, then enter a name, symbol and supply. On Solana, add a logo, description and links.
- 3
Launch in one transaction
Review the summary and estimated cost, approve once in your wallet, and your token is live — usually in under a minute.
Why creators launch with Solbase
The things buyers and token scanners check first are handled for you.
Non-custodial
Every transaction is signed in your wallet. Solbase never holds your keys, funds or tokens, and the full supply is minted straight to you.
Safe by default
Solana launches revoke the mint authority by default and never set a freeze authority. Base tokens are fixed-supply ERC-20s with no owner.
Flat, transparent fee
0.01 SOL or 0.001 ETH per launch, charged in the same transaction — if the launch fails, you don’t pay it.
Two chains, one app
Launch on Solana or Base — or both. Your details carry over so a second launch takes seconds.
Shareable token page
Every token gets a public page with its on-chain details, explorer and DexScreener links, ready to share with your community.
Real metadata
Solana logos and metadata are stored on IPFS and linked on-chain with Metaplex, so wallets and explorers show your token properly.
Simple, flat pricing
No percentage of your supply, no subscriptions. The fee is part of the launch transaction, so it's only charged if your token is created.
⚡ Solana
SPL token · Metaplex metadata · 6 decimals
0.01 SOL
platform fee
Plus about 0.02 SOL of network costs (account rent, Metaplex's metadata fee and the transaction fee) — roughly 0.03 SOL all-in.
🔷 Base
Fixed-supply ERC-20 · 18 decimals
0.001 ETH
platform fee
Plus Base network gas, usually a few cents. One transaction deploys the contract and pays the fee.
Not sure which chain to pick? Read our Solana vs Base comparison.
Common questions
How much does it cost to create a token on Solbase?
Solbase charges a flat platform fee of 0.01 SOL per Solana token or 0.001 ETH per Base token, with no percentage fee. You also pay standard network costs. On Solana that means about 0.01 SOL for Metaplex's metadata fee (paid to Metaplex, not Solbase), roughly 0.009 SOL in account rent deposits, and a tiny network fee, for about 0.03 SOL all-in. On Base you pay gas, which is typically a few cents.
Is Solbase safe to use?
Yes. Solbase is non-custodial, meaning we never have access to your funds or private keys. All transactions are signed in your own wallet. We do not store sensitive information. Your tokens go directly to your wallet upon creation.
What is mint authority and should I revoke it?
Mint authority is the permission to create more tokens after launch. Solbase revokes it by default on Solana, which permanently fixes your supply. You can choose to keep it, but explorers and token scanners will flag that as a risk because the creator could mint more tokens. Base tokens have no mint function at all, so their supply is always fixed.
Is my token tradeable immediately after creation?
Your token exists on the blockchain immediately but trading requires liquidity. Without liquidity on a decentralized exchange, people can hold and transfer your token but cannot buy or sell it through trading.
