Creator earnings

How coin creators earn trading fees and receive their rewards

Creators earn fees when people buy or sell their coin. Before launching, choose your buy and sell fees and the wallet that will receive your earnings.

Robinhood Custom Launches

Your creator fee belongs to you. Programmable's 0.20% (20 bps) fee and the pool's trading fee are added separately.

If you set your buy and sell fees to 0%, you earn no creator fees from those trades. Programmable still receives its platform fee. That is why Dune can show Custom Creator Rewards of 0 while Custom Protocol Revenue is above zero.

Fees build up in the contract until they are claimed. A claim sends them to the wallet selected for those earnings. It does not charge another trading fee or count the same earnings twice.

Our Dune dashboard shows creator earnings from supported Custom Launch contracts, including fees that have not yet been claimed. Gas payments, liquidity deposits and separate pool fees are not included in that creator total.

Module Mode

You can choose a creator fee of up to 10%. Your fee is separate from the shares for Programmable and module authors. The fee guide shows the split, and the launch screen shows the fees for your coin before you confirm.

Module authors earn their own rewards when their modules are used. If you build modules, see Reusable modules for how to publish them and receive rewards.

Classic on Ethereum

Programmable's 0.10% share is included in your selected trading fee. For example, a 1% fee gives 0.90% to you and 0.10% to Programmable.

You can receive ETH rewards in one wallet or split them between two and five wallets. Each wallet claims its own share. Changing the recipients only affects future earnings; fees already earned stay with the original recipients.

Read Fees and revenue for all launch fees and how Programmable uses its share.