It's time we give back to creators.
Paste any YouTube video or channel link and it becomes a token on pump.fun. Anyone can launch one. Creator fees don't go to whoever launched it. They go to the channel, and only the verified owner can claim them.
The twist is in
the fee routing.
Same pump.fun launch, same trading. One change: who the creator fees belong to.
the usual launch
creators. · channel routing, rolling out
How it works.
Four steps. Two of them are for fans, two are for the creator.
Paste a link
Any YouTube video, short, live or channel. We read the channel it belongs to.
Launch on pump.fun
Name it, pick a ticker, sign with your wallet. It goes live on pump.fun right away.
Verify the channel
Put a one-time code in your channel description to prove you own it.
Claim the fees
Once channel routing is live, tokens made from your videos route their creator fees to you.
Are you the creator?
Fans may already be trading your videos. The fees are waiting for the channel, not for them.
Verify your channel
Connect the wallet you want paid to, paste your channel, and get a code tied to both.
- Add the code anywhere in your channel description.
- Press verify. We check the description on YouTube.
- Remove the code after. Claims go to the wallet you verified with.
Only the owner. Not the launcher.
Launching a token from your video doesn't make anyone your manager, your agent or your fee collector. The launcher gets a token. The channel gets the fees.
The code is derived from your channel and your wallet, so a code copied from someone else won't verify for you.
Not on board? Nothing changes for you. Fees stay with the channel until its owner shows up.
The board.
Every token launched through creators., sorted the way you like.
Welcome to the
creator economy.
$creators is the token of the launchpad itself, on Solana.
Questions.
Who can launch a token?
Anyone. Paste a link, name it, launch. You don't need to own the channel to launch, and you don't get its fees either.
Where do the creator fees go?
Today, pump.fun pays creator fees to the wallet that launched the token, so launches made here pay the launcher. Channel routing is what creators. is building: fees held for the channel and claimable only by its verified owner. Until it is live, the site says so at launch.
How does a creator prove ownership?
By putting a one-time code, derived from the channel and their wallet, into the channel description. Only someone who controls the channel can do that.
Is this run by YouTube or pump.fun?
No. creators. is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by YouTube, Google or pump.fun. Tokens trade on pump.fun like any other.
Is $creators the same as the tokens launched here?
No. $creators is the launchpad's own token. Each launched video or channel is its own separate token.