XFee
Watching X
Launch

Launch a coin connected to any X account. When it replies to you,
you get paid.

XFee is the first launchpad where creator fees follow attention. Launch a coin connected to any account and post it to them. Every reply, quote or follow from that account sends the coin's pot straight to the person it answered.

Real reply

Straight to your X account. Nothing to claim, nothing to sign.

Watch it work.

Forty seconds: connect a coin, post it, get the reply, get paid.

KOLs answer people like you every day.

Every card below is a real reply from X. With a coin connected to that account, each one pays the person in the corner.

Connect to anyone.

A coin can be connected to Elon, a KOL, a friend or a brand. Big accounts answer a few people a day. KOLs answer small accounts all day long, and that is where the pot lands most often.

Launch on pump.fun in one signature.

Pick the account it connects to, name the coin and approve one transfer. Every creator fee goes into the coin's pot, and the pot follows that account's replies.

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SOL
No first buy

You sign one plain SOL transfer. The coin, its fee route and the first buy are sent from a one-time key made in this browser, and every unspent lamport comes back to you.

On XFee now.

Coins launched here, newest first, with the account each one is connected to.

What counts

A reply, a quote or a repost from the connected account sends the pot to the person it answered. A new follow takes the jackpot. Only replies made after the coin went live count, and one person can take a coin's pot once a day.

Where it goes

Straight into that person's X account through pump.fun's built-in X fee accounts. Nobody has to sign up or press anything. The connected account itself never takes the pot: it pays the people it talks to.

What it costs

Launching is pump.fun's normal cost plus the first buy you choose. The creator fee is the only source of the pot, and every coin's route is fixed on chain at launch, so nobody can redirect it later.