What Bag It is

Bag It is a launchpad and market toolkit for Solana tokens. You can:

Launch a token, either as a Regular launch on Pump.fun or a Custom launch on Meteora where you choose the fees and protections.
Browse Bag Coins: every token launched through Bag It.
Watch Bag Radar: live momentum across recent Pump.fun and PumpSwap markets.
Follow Bag Calls: a selective, timestamped shortlist with a public track record.
Manage your profile: your launches, creator rewards and the tokens you hold.

Bag It never holds your funds or keys. Every transaction is built in your browser and signed by your own wallet. The token logic itself runs on Pump.fun's and Meteora's established on-chain programs, not on any program of ours.

Launch guide

New to launching? The step-by-step guide to launching a token on Solana walks you through it in plain words:

The sections below are the full reference for every setting and fee.

Regular launches (Pump.fun)

A Regular launch creates a standard Pump.fun token on Pump's bonding curve. It trades on Pump.fun, on Bag It, and on every Solana app and bot.

Every trade pays 1.25%	Per trade	Share of the fee
Pump.fun (Pump's own fee)	0.95%	76%
You, the creator	0.24%	19.2%
Bag It	0.06%	4.8%

Pump.fun sets the 1.25% fee. Bag It only takes part of the 0.3% creator fee: 80% to you, 20% to Bag It. That split is written into Pump's fee-sharing account at launch and cannot be changed later.

When the curve completes, the token graduates to PumpSwap. There, Pump sets the creator fee by market cap (from 0.95% down to 0.05% as it grows), and the same 80/20 split applies.

Holder Rewards (when available) is a Pump.fun mode where creator rewards go to eligible holders under Pump's rules. Neither you nor Bag It receives creator fees.

Custom launches (Meteora)

A Custom launch creates your token on a Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve with the settings you choose: trading fee, anti-sniper, what happens after graduation, buyback & burn and vesting.

The settings are stored in a Meteora config account that nobody can change afterwards, not you and not Bag It. Every app and bot that trades the token pays exactly these fees.
Custom tokens are Token-2022 tokens: the name, ticker and metadata link live inside the token itself. They have no mint authority (no new tokens can ever be minted), no freeze authority (nobody can freeze holders), and no transfer hooks, transfer fees or delegates.
At graduation the liquidity moves to a Meteora pool and is locked forever.

Who gets the fees

On Custom launches, Meteora takes 20% of every fee first. Everything else is a share of what is left: you 80% + Bag It 20% = 100%.

Example: a 100 SOL trade with a 2% fee pays 2 SOL in fees.

Meteora: 0.4 SOL (20% of 2 SOL)
Left to split: 1.6 SOL
Bag It: 0.32 SOL (20% of 1.6 SOL)
You: 1.28 SOL (80% of 1.6 SOL)

So on the whole trade: Meteora 0.4%, you 1.28%, Bag It 0.32%.

After graduation you can send part of your 80% back into the pool (see Your fee share). Bag It's 20% never changes, and only your part is split.

Custom settings, one by one

Normal fee (1%–7%)

Paid on every buy and sell on the bonding curve. Lower fees attract more traders; higher fees earn more per trade.

Volatility surcharge

Meteora's dynamic fee. When the price moves sharply within seconds (typically bots trading back and forth), the fee rises by up to 20% of the normal fee. At 2% the most anyone pays is 2.4%. It eases back automatically when trading calms down.

Anti-sniper

A high fee at launch (up to 50%) that falls to your normal fee over 1–60 minutes, in 10-second steps. Even falls in a straight line; Fast drop falls steeply first, then flattens. It is built into the pool, so it applies on every app and bot. Trades are never blocked, only charged more. Your own first buy, bundled with the launch, pays only the normal fee.

After graduation

When the curve raises 85 SOL (mainnet), the token moves to a Meteora DAMM v2 pool with permanently locked liquidity.

Fixed: one fee for every trade, forever, from your normal fee up to 10%.
Price-based: the fee starts higher right after graduation and steps down (20 steps) as the price rises, reaching your normal fee at your target (2×–20× the graduation price). The fee follows the current price: if the price falls back, the fee rises again. After your time limit (1–30 days) it stays at the normal fee for good.

After graduation you can keep all of your share or send part of it into the pool's liquidity (compounding). A deeper pool means prices move less on big trades. Using the example above (1.6 SOL left after Meteora):

Option	You	Pool	Bag It
You 80%	1.28 SOL	0	0.32 SOL
You 60% · Pool 20%	0.96 SOL	0.32 SOL	0.32 SOL
You 30% · Pool 50%	0.48 SOL	0.80 SOL	0.32 SOL
You 20% · Pool 60%	0.32 SOL	0.96 SOL	0.32 SOL
You 0% · Pool 80%	0	1.28 SOL	0.32 SOL

On the bonding curve you always keep your full 80%.

Graduation bonus (0–5%)

A one-time payment at graduation, taken from the SOL the curve raised: 70% to you, 30% to Bag It. Example: 1% of 85 SOL = 0.85 SOL (0.595 to you, 0.255 to Bag It). The rest goes into the locked pool.

Creator vesting (optional)

Reserves 2–10% of the supply for you in a Jupiter Lock escrow. You can't sell it at launch; it unlocks in equal daily parts over 7–180 days after graduation. Traders can verify you can't dump a large bag early.

Buyback & burn

You can pledge any whole percentage (1–100%) of the creator fees you claim to buy back your token and burn it. Burned tokens are gone from the supply forever.

The pledge is written into your launch transaction as a memo, so it is public and can never be changed.
On the token page your claim button becomes Claim & burn: one transaction claims your fees, buys the token with the pledged share, burns it and sends you the rest.
It applies to the fees you actually claim. If you send part of your fee share to the pool after graduation, that part is never claimed, so the burn uses what is left. Example: with "You 30% · Pool 50%" you claim 0.48 SOL of the 1.6 SOL above; a 50% burn uses 0.24 SOL and you keep 0.24 SOL.
The token page shows fees claimed (read from Meteora's on-chain records, including claims made in other apps) next to fees used to buy & burn (each burn verified on-chain), and whether the pledge is kept or behind.

A pledge is visible, not forced: only the creator can claim creator fees, and Meteora lets them claim elsewhere. The public tracker shows if they do.

Templates & launch cost

Every Custom launch stores its settings in a Meteora config account (about 0.006 SOL). Once a launch is verified, its settings become a template. The next creator who picks the same settings, by choosing the template or by setting them by hand (matches are detected automatically), reuses that account, skips a wallet step and saves about 0.0055 SOL. Your burn pledge is not part of a template; it stays your own choice.

Custom launch cost (paid once, to Solana)	About
Settings account (skipped with a template)	0.0060 SOL
Token (name, ticker, link stored inside)	0.0028 SOL
Bonding curve and its two vaults	0.0058 SOL
Your token account (only with a first buy)	0.0015 SOL
Network fees	<0.0001 SOL

The launch page shows the exact total live, from Solana's current rent rate. None of it goes to Bag It.

Launching, step by step

Fill in the name, ticker, description, image and links. The image is uploaded to Bag It's hosting; only its link is stored on-chain.
Choose Regular or Custom, and for Custom your settings (or a template).
Every Bag It token address ends in bag, so anyone can recognise a Bag It launch. Your browser prepares a few while you fill in the form, so it is normally ready instantly, and it is free.
Optionally set a first buy: it is bundled into the launch transaction so you buy before anyone else.
Approve in your wallet. Regular is one transaction. Custom is two: step 1 creates your settings (skipped with a template), step 2 creates the token and pool.
Bag It verifies the launch on-chain and publishes it to Bag Coins.

When a launch fails

Before your wallet is even asked, Bag It simulates the transaction. If Pump.fun or Meteora would reject it, you see who rejected it and why, and nothing is created or charged. The error box tells you the source:

Your wallet: you declined, or the wallet was locked or on the wrong network.
Your wallet balance: not enough SOL for the launch cost and first buy.
Solana network: the RPC was busy or the transaction expired before it was processed.
Launch protocol: Pump.fun's or Meteora's own program refused it (for example, a price moved).

In all these cases Try again is safe. If a Custom launch stopped after step 1, the retry reuses the settings you already paid for. If a transaction was submitted but its confirmation was lost, Bag It keeps a receipt and checks the chain before you launch again, so you can't pay twice. If a token was created but not yet published, your profile shows Finish publishing for 7 days.

After launch: trading, claims, graduation

Trading: every token page has a buy/sell panel with a live quote and the current fee (including any anti-sniper fee).
Claims (Regular): claim your Pump creator fees from your profile under Creator rewards.
Claims (Custom): claim on the token page, both on the curve and after graduation, or Claim & burn if you pledged a burn.
Graduation: Pump.fun and Meteora graduate tokens automatically. For Custom tokens anyone can also press Graduate now once the curve is full.

Bag Coins

Bag Coins lists every token launched and verified on Bag It, Regular and Custom, with market cap, curve stage and search. Only launches that pass on-chain verification are listed.

Bag Radar

Bag Radar shows live momentum across a sample of recent and trending Pump.fun and PumpSwap markets. A single scheduled job reads the market feed about once a minute and stores a snapshot. Visitors only read that snapshot, so traffic never overloads the data sources.

Momentum score: up to 35 points for buy share, 25 for unique buyers, 15 for 5-minute volume, 10 for positive 5-minute price change, plus activity pace.
Heating up needs a score of 45+, 8+ unique buyers and 60%+ buys. On fire needs 75+, 20+ buyers, 65%+ buys and 1.5× volume pace.
Momentum measures observed activity only. It does not measure safety or predict returns.

Bag Calls

Bag Calls is a selective shortlist (up to 20 calls a day) where every call is timestamped and tracked for 24 hours. A token must pass repeated scans for activity, liquidity, holder concentration (largest wallet ≤8%, top 20 ≤25%), revoked authorities and copycat checks.

Fresh calls: calls currently being tracked.
5× peaks: every call since calls began that reached 5× its call price within 24 hours. It stays a 5× peak after any later dip.
In profit after 24h: calls that never reached 5× but were still above the call price when their 24-hour window closed.
Misses: calls whose 24-hour window closed below the call price, without a 5× peak.
Rugs: calls whose price fell to 0.1× of the call price or lower. We keep learning from these calls to avoid future calls with potential rugs.

Every 6 hours an analysis reviews what went wrong and may adjust one rule within strict limits. Each change is published on the page. Nothing is guaranteed: spot prices are not executable returns.

Your profile

My launches: your tokens (filter All, Regular or Custom) with market cap, 24-hour change and trend. Manage, claim or finish publishing from each card.
Held tokens: tokens in your wallet with your bag's value. Bag It launches open their Bag It page; other tokens open on Pump.fun.
Rent recovery: close empty token accounts to get their SOL rent back. Bag It takes no fee.

Airdrop tool

Under More → Airdrop anyone can send any Solana token they hold to many wallets at once.

Recipients: the holders of a token (up to 10,000 wallets; pools, bonding curves and other program accounts are excluded automatically) or your own CSV list. Above 10,000 holders, use a CSV list; a template is provided.
Amounts: the same amount each, split by holdings, or per wallet from the CSV.
Costs, shown before you sign: Solana network fees, about 0.002 SOL rent for each wallet that does not hold the token yet (you can skip those wallets), and the Bag It fee of $0.50 per 100 wallets. The fee is included in each batch, so it is only paid for batches that go through.
How it runs: about 9 wallets per transaction; your wallet approves up to 20 transactions at a time; unsent batches can be resumed; a CSV receipt lists every wallet, amount and transaction. Bag It never holds your tokens.

Safety & trust

Bag It does not deploy or run any on-chain program of its own. Everything that holds or moves funds is handled by established programs:

Pump.fun: Regular launches, PumpSwap and Pump's fee sharing.
Meteora: Custom launches (Dynamic Bonding Curve) and graduated pools (DAMM v2).
Jupiter Lock: creator vesting.
Solana's standard programs: Token, Token-2022, token accounts and Memo.

What Bag It verifies before listing a token: the launch transaction is genuine and signed by the creator, the fee settings match exactly (Bag It's share, locked liquidity, no authorities), and the token belongs to the stated creator. Templates and records are re-checked on-chain before they are used.

What nobody can guarantee: that a token will go up, that a creator won't sell their own tokens, or that a pledge will be kept. Bag It makes these things visible; it does not make tokens safe investments.

FAQ

Can a creator change the fees after launch?

No. Regular fees are Pump.fun's and the 80/20 split is permanent. Custom settings live in a Meteora config account that cannot be edited.

Do the anti-sniper and fees apply outside Bag It?

Yes. They are part of the token's pool, so they apply on every app, wallet and bot.

Why does my wallet show a warning?

New domains can trigger generic wallet warnings. Bag It simulates every transaction first and your wallet always shows what you are signing.

Does Bag It hold my tokens or SOL?

Never. Bag It only receives its share of trading fees, paid directly by Pump.fun or Meteora.

How Bag It works.