Launch a coin.
100% of its fees back a Kickstarter project.
Pick a Kickstarter project when you launch. From then on, every creator fee the coin earns — all of it — is claimed on-chain the moment it’s earned and pledged to that one project before its deadline. Not split, not pooled, not skimmed. The project is written into the coin at launch and can’t be swapped later.
Nothing is taken off the top. What you see deducted later is charged by the network and the payment rails, not by us.
The project is set when the coin is created. Nobody — including the person who launched it — can point the fees somewhere else afterwards.
Kickstarter is all-or-nothing, so only money that lands before the deadline counts. Fees are claimed the instant a trade happens — nothing waits for a schedule.
Every pump.fun coin names one address that receives its creator fees. On a normal coin, that address is the creator’s own wallet. On PumpStarter it is the collector account — an account run by code instead of a person, with exactly one job: pass every fee to the project picked at launch.
The creator can spend it, sell it, or disappear with it. Nobody else ever sees where it went.
The collector account can’t be withdrawn from and can’t be redirected. It has no owner who could sell out — not the launcher, not our team. The fee has one place to go.
Copy. Paste. Launch.
That’s genuinely the whole thing. Any live Kickstarter project works — no account to make there, no forms to fill, nothing to wait for. The link you paste is locked into the coin, and every fee it earns goes to that project.
The figures in the calculator below are worked examples: the arithmetic of these five steps applied to the numbers you type in. Nothing here is a recorded transaction — no fee has been claimed yet, so every total reads zero.
Paste a kickstarter.com/projects/… link
A guess, not a forecast. Try it with small numbers too — those are the honest ones.
Enter an expected volume to see the breakdown.
| Coin | Kickstarter project | Project funding | Days left | Pledged by coin | Status |
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Every pledge gets a public receipt.
When a coin’s fees reach its Kickstarter project, a receipt shows up here. Anyone can check it — you don’t have to take our word for it.