01
Create the token
MintPlus deploys a standard fixed-supply ERC-20 with the name, ticker and supply you set here.
Launch a token
We run the checks first — name collisions, ticker conflicts, chain costs — then hand you to MintPlus, which does the deploying.
Pre-flight checks
Name and ticker checked against blocked terms
Characters are a single, standard script
Ticker checked against every token we index
Name checked against known brands
Rights to the name and artwork
What MintPlus charges
Fees are set and collected by Team Finance, not by us. You'll see the exact deploy and lock fees on their confirmation screen before you sign anything. Network gas is separate and paid to the chain.
Add an initial market cap, a pool allocation and a lock duration to continue.
What happens after you hit continue
Four steps on MintPlus, then you're back here.
02
Set the pool
Choose the pairing and the opening price. One-sided means you supply only your token; dual-sided means you add the pair asset too.
03
Lock the liquidity
Team Finance locks the LP for a period you choose. This is the step buyers can verify — and the one most launches skip.
04
It appears here
Your token lands in the feed with the lock badge lit, a safety report and a discussion thread already live.
What it costs, by chain
Deployment gas plus the Team Finance lock fee.
| Chain | Deploy | Lock fee | Total | Time to live |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Polygon | ~$0.08 | $0 | ~$0.08 | ~2 min |
| BNB Chain | ~$1.14 | $0 | ~$1.14 | ~3 min |
| Base | ~$0.31 | $0 | ~$0.31 | ~2 min |
| Robinhood Chain | ~$0.19 | $0 | ~$0.19 | ~2 min |
| Ethereum | ~$42.80 | $0 | ~$42.80 | ~4 min |
Estimated, updated 31 Aug 2026.
Fixed supply or bonding curve?
They are different products, not different tiers. Pick by what you're building.
When you're building something with a roadmap — a project, a product, a community with a treasury. You decide the supply up front, you control the initial pool, and you can lock liquidity for a fixed term so buyers can verify you haven't left yourself an exit. It's slower to launch and far easier to take seriously.
