# LAB Terminal review Canonical page: https://memefees.com/reviews/lab-terminal Editorial review date: 2026-10-01. This is not a live-data timestamp. A newer low-fee trading app for Solana and TON, reviewed on its 0.5% fee, Smart Order type and airdrop seasons. ### Verdict LAB Terminal is a newer trading app for Solana and TON built around one clear pitch: a 0.5% fee, lower than most rivals in the category. It pairs a mobile-first app with a browser extension that overlays trading onto other sites, plus a proprietary Smart Order type alongside standard market, limit and stop-loss orders. Its network selector lists Solana and TON, and the docs say more chains will follow. Its referral program pays referrers up to 41% of an invited user's fees across four levels; the docs list no discount for the new user. ### Pros - 0.5% per trade is a genuine low-fee differentiator against most terminals in the category - Mobile-first app plus a browser extension that overlays trading onto other sites - Market, limit and stop-loss orders, plus a proprietary Smart Order type - Season 2 of the trading airdrop gives $LAB points for every trade, with no cap ### Cons - A newer app with far less of a track record than veteran terminals like Maestro or Photon - Only Solana and TON today, with no EVM chain for traders who work across networks - DefiLlama has no volume series for LAB, so trade volume is not independently visible - The referral program rewards the referrer; the docs describe no fee discount for the person invited ### Best for - Solana traders who prioritize a low, documented fee over an established multi-year track record - Traders who want a browser extension that overlays trading onto sites they already browse - Anyone who wants stop-loss and a proprietary Smart Order type alongside standard market and limit orders ### Skip it if - You trade on Ethereum, BSC or Base. LAB's network selector lists only Solana and TON - You want the longest possible track record before trusting a trading app with capital - You want public volume data to judge a new app by. DefiLlama reports LAB's fees only ### What LAB Terminal is LAB Terminal is a trading app built mobile-first, with Solana and TON as its two networks. It pairs with a browser extension that overlays a trading panel onto other sites you visit. Boost Mode adds a compact panel for fast Solana trades with custom slippage, gas and MEV protection. ### Order types and the Smart Order feature Beyond standard market and limit orders, LAB Terminal supports stop-loss orders and a proprietary order type called Smart Order. LAB's docs describe Smart Order as a set of preset rules based on how experienced DEX traders work; they do not publish the logic behind it. ### Fees and the loyalty program LAB Terminal charges 0.5% per trade, per its own docs. That rate runs meaningfully lower than the roughly 1% most competitors in this category charge. It is the platform's clearest selling point. LAB's referral program has four levels: the direct referrer gets 35% of each trade's commission, and levels two to four get 3%, 2% and 1%, up to 41% in total. Referrers can also earn from trades opened through links they share to a trading pair. MemeFees does not hold a LAB referral code. ### What the data shows DefiLlama tracks LAB Terminal's fees but publishes no volume series for it. That gap matters more for a newer platform than for a veteran. Without a public volume history, traders have less independent evidence of how much real activity flows through the app. Our tables show a dash for LAB's volume. Because the fee is a flat 0.5%, the fee total still gives a rough sense of scale. ### Operating history and safety LAB Terminal has a short public history. Season 2 of the airdrop rewards trading volume with $LAB points, so weigh the fee saving against how much you would trade anyway. Operating history and fee level do not establish platform safety; review its wallet permissions and controls separately. ### How it compares On fees alone, LAB Terminal undercuts nearly every terminal in this category: 0.5% against a field that mostly charges around 1%, including GMGN and Maestro. Axiom counters with tiered cashback and a documented referral discount that can close some of that gap for high-volume traders. Photon and Trojan offer a longer track record on Solana specifically. Compare LAB's fee with its available features, operating history and wallet controls. A lower fee or an older launch date does not by itself establish safety. ### Frequently asked questions ### How much does LAB Terminal charge in fees? 0.5% per trade, per LAB's own docs. This runs lower than the roughly 1% most competing terminals charge. ### Which chains does LAB Terminal support? Solana and TON, per the network selector in LAB's wallet docs. The docs say more chains are coming. Traders who need Ethereum, BSC or Base support need a separate tool for now. ### Does LAB Terminal have a referral program? Yes. The referrer earns 35% of a direct referral's trading commission, plus 3%, 2% and 1% from levels two to four. The docs do not describe a discount for the invited trader, and MemeFees does not hold a LAB referral code. ### Is LAB Terminal safe to use given how new it is? LAB is a newer app, so its track record is shorter than veteran terminals like Maestro or Photon. The 0.5% fee is confirmed directly from its own docs, but a shorter operating history is a real factor to weigh before committing capital. Sources: - [LAB docs: supported networks (Solana, TON)](https://docs.lab.pro/wallet/images-and-media) - [LAB docs: trading fee](https://docs.lab.pro/intro/introducing-lab-terminal-your-new-way-to-trade/what-sets-lab-terminal-apart) - [LAB docs: referral program](https://docs.lab.pro/referral-program/invite-your-friends.md) ## Data and attribution This reference contains published editorial text, not a live market snapshot. Editorial review dates do not describe current prices or fees collected. - [Data catalog](https://memefees.com/api/v1/catalog): endpoint parameters, units, observation times and missing-data conventions. - [Citation guidance](https://memefees.com/methodology#citing-memefees): cite the canonical human page and retain upstream attribution. - [Data-use terms](https://memefees.com/methodology#data-license): third-party source terms still apply.