Launchpad Builder

Your own launchpad. No code.

Fill in the form, download a folder, put it on any web host. The launchpad runs on VYRE's contracts under your name, colours and wallet, with a fee of your own on top. You host it; VYRE hosts nothing of yours. (VYRE Testnet only for now: test USDC with no value.)

Know this first

You host it, and you are responsible for it. The site, its pictures and links, its terms and privacy pages and any report about a token are yours. VYRE does not host or review your site, cannot change or take it down, and never receives your settings: this page works entirely in your browser.
VYRE's 1% platform fee is built in. It is inside every pool made through VYRE's launchpad contracts, whichever website was used. It is separate from your own fee and you cannot change it. Like yours, it reaches VYRE when the fees are collected.
Your own fee is 0% to 1%, added on top. It is fixed on each launch when the token is made, so changing it later affects new launches only.
You are paid when fees are collected, not on every trade. The fee waits in the token's pool until someone collects it (anyone can; the Earnings tab of your site has a button for it). Payouts arrive as WUSDC, which turns into USDC one to one.
The wallet you enter is where your fee goes. Each launch carries it for good. Use a wallet you control and can back up, not an exchange's deposit address, and check it twice.
Test network only for now. The folder you download refuses to run on any other network.
The wallet on a launch names who is paid; it does not prove who made the launch. Anyone can name your wallet on a token of their own. Do not say a token was "made on" your site because it names your wallet.
This is not legal advice. You will need your own terms and privacy pages, and you should check the rules where you and your users live. Never promise anyone a return.

1. Your launchpad

Name

One-line description optional

Who runs this site optional

Shown in the footer: "Rocket Pad is run by …". Say who really runs it.

Logo link optional

A link to a picture you host yourself. Nothing is uploaded here. Leave it empty to show the first letter of your name.

Colour

#4f8cff

Your fee

Wallet your fee is paid to

Paste it from your wallet app. Your fee is paid to it, and it picks which launches your list shows (anyone can name any wallet, so it does not prove a launch is yours).

Your own fee, in percent

VYRE's 1% platform fee is separate and always applies. Your fee is added on top: 0 to 1, at most two decimals (0.5 is half of one percent). The creator's own tax (0% to 10% a side) is separate again.

Which launches does your site list? Only launches that name my wallet. The list is empty until the first one. Every launch on VYRE's launchpad contracts.

Your pages optional, but you will want them

Full web addresses starting with https://. You write and host these pages yourself.

Terms

Privacy

Support or contact

Preview

Your Launchpad

Launch a token in one transaction.

Creator's tax	0% to 10% a side, chosen by each creator
VYRE platform fee	1%, always
Your fee	0%
Early-buy fee	VYRE's alone, on a buy in a new token's first seconds, where VYRE has it on; falls to nothing

Lists only launches that name your wallet.

Your Launchpad. It is a separate website that uses VYRE's launchpad contracts. VYRE does not host, run or vouch for it.

A rough picture of the header, fees and footer. The real site is the downloaded folder.

2. Download

I host and run this site and I am responsible for it. VYRE does not host or review it. I checked the wallet address is mine. This is the test network only.

You get a zip file of plain files. Your settings are one text file in it, launchpad.config.json, which you can edit later.

3. Put it online

Unzip the file you downloaded first. Upload the files so that index.html is at the top of your site. Any host that serves plain files works; these four are common. Their plans and terms are theirs: read them. The links go to each host's own pages.

Cloudflare Pages

Sign in at Cloudflare and open Workers & Pages.
Create a Pages project with Direct Upload (upload assets).
Name the project, then drag in the unzipped folder and deploy.
Your site is at https://your-project.pages.dev. Cloudflare reads the folder's _headers file.

Cloudflare's guide to Direct Upload

Netlify

Open Netlify's drop page.
Drag the unzipped folder onto it.
Follow Netlify's prompts to keep the site and give it an address. Netlify reads the folder's _headers file.

Netlify Drop

GitHub Pages

Make a free account and a new public repository.
Choose Add file, then Upload files, and add the files from the unzipped folder, so that index.html is at the top.
In the repository's Settings, open Pages and publish from the main branch.
Your site is at https://yourname.github.io/your-repository/. This host cannot send security headers; the page's own policy still applies.

GitHub's guide to Pages

Vercel

Put the files in a repository (as in the GitHub Pages steps), or use Vercel's command line tool inside the unzipped folder.
In Vercel, add a new project from that repository. Choose Other as the framework and leave the build command and output directory empty.
Deploy. The folder's vercel.json sets the security headers.

Vercel's getting started guide

Use your own domain if you can (each host lets you attach one in its settings) and keep it on HTTPS.

4. Check it works

Open your address. You should see your name, description and colour.
Connect a browser wallet. Your site adds VYRE Testnet to it. Get test USDC at the faucet.
Launch a test token from your site and open its page. Check that the fee table shows the creator's tax, VYRE's 1% and your fee.
Buy and sell a little. Open the Earnings tab: it shows the fees waiting in the pools of launches that name your wallet and collects them for you.
To change something later, edit launchpad.config.json in the folder (any text editor) and upload it again. To hide a token or a creator, add their address to hiddenTokens or blockedCreators in that file (a creator can hand a token to another wallet, so add the token itself to hiddenTokens too). The folder's README.md lists the settings.

Questions about a token on your site go to you first. How the fees work is explained on the Run your own launchpad docs page. If you can write code, that page also describes the starter project this folder is built from.