pump.fun vs Raydium LaunchLab
Activity · 30-day fees
pump.fun is the bigger platform by 30-day fees, roughly 5× Raydium LaunchLab. Both run on Solana. Launch cost is listed as "No platform launch fee; network fees apply" for pump.fun and "Network fees and account/vault rent; review the launch quote" for Raydium LaunchLab.
pump.fun data note: DefiLlama tracks pump.fun (bonding curve) and PumpSwap (post-graduation DEX) as separate protocols; this page shows the launchpad side only.
Raydium LaunchLab data note: DefiLlama's LaunchLab fees include the platform fees of launchpads built on LaunchLab, such as StonkFun and LetsBONK, and token creator fees. Raydium's revenue is the protocol fee only. LetsBONK also has its own DefiLlama series, so the two fee totals overlap.
Activity comparison
pump.fun · fetched from DefiLlama
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Raydium LaunchLab · fetched from DefiLlama
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What the data shows
Windows: the last 30 complete UTC days unless a sentence says otherwise. Fees per DefiLlama; launches counted by MemeFees.
pump.fun collected 4.6 times as much in fees as Raydium LaunchLab over the last 30 days, $50.44M against $11.03M.
They compete on the same chain. On Solana, pump.fun ranks #1 with 50.1% of 30-day launchpad fees and Raydium LaunchLab ranks #3 with 11.0%.
pump.fun out-earned Raydium LaunchLab on every one of the last 30 days.
Comparing the second half of the window with the first, both grew (53.7% for pump.fun, 68.4% for Raydium LaunchLab).
Their best days fell apart: pump.fun peaked on 26 Sep with $2.70M, Raydium LaunchLab on 21 Sep with $833.2K.
Their daily fees moved largely independently of each other (correlation 0.17).
The last week pulled them apart: pump.fun's 7-day fees rose 19.8% while Raydium LaunchLab's fell 35.9%.
On the last complete UTC day pump.fun collected $2.40M, 142.7% of its 30-day daily average, and Raydium LaunchLab $248.9K, 67.7% of its own.
pump.fun keeps 71.1% of its 30-day fees as revenue and Raydium LaunchLab keeps 20.7%, so more of Raydium LaunchLab's fees go to creators, liquidity or other parties, per DefiLlama.
MemeFees counted at least 1,059,249 launches on pump.fun in 30 days (at most $48 in fees per launch); it publishes no launch count for Raydium LaunchLab.
Published trading fees: pump.fun lists 1.25% and Raydium LaunchLab lists 0.25% plus the platform's fee. Raydium LaunchLab starts cheaper per trade.
pump.fun has been live since 2024 and Raydium LaunchLab since 2025; lifetime fees are $1.26B and $26.96M.
Fees & mechanics
- Chains
- pump.fun: Solana
- Raydium LaunchLab: Solana
- Live since
- pump.fun: 2024
- Raydium LaunchLab: 2025
- Launch cost
- pump.fun: No platform launch fee; network fees apply
- Raydium LaunchLab: Network fees and account/vault rent; review the launch quote
- Trading fees
- pump.fun: 1.25% total bonding-curve trading fee, including a 0.30% creator fee. PumpSwap canonical-pool fees vary with market cap and quote asset; network fees are separate.
- Raydium LaunchLab: Curve swaps can include separate protocol, platform and creator fee components. The total depends on the launch configuration; post-graduation CPMM fees follow the selected pool configuration.
- Graduation
- pump.fun: Bonding curve fills → automatic migration to PumpSwap
- Raydium LaunchLab: Curve completion → Raydium CPMM pool for new launches
- Creator rewards
- pump.fun: Creator fees apply on the bonding curve and on canonical PumpSwap pools. The published curve creator fee is 0.30%; post-graduation rates follow the current fee schedule. On a holder rewards coin (from 12 September 2026), the creator fee goes to the coin's holders.
- Raydium LaunchLab: Curve creator fees depend on platform settings. After graduation, CPMM creator fees require an enabled rate and the appropriate creator-of-record. New migrations assign the locked-LP Fee Key to the platform, separately from creator fees. From September 2026, Raydium can keep a share of the CPMM creator fee when it is collected.
pump.fun in short
A Solana memecoin launchpad using bonding-curve trading and graduation to PumpSwap.
→ pump.fun fees and revenue statsRaydium LaunchLab in short
Raydium's answer to pump.fun: also the white-label engine behind LetsBONK and other branded pads.
→ Raydium LaunchLab fees and revenue statsFrequently asked questions
Which is bigger, pump.fun or Raydium LaunchLab?
pump.fun generated $50.44M in fees over the last 30 days and Raydium LaunchLab generated $11.03M, per DefiLlama. pump.fun is the bigger platform by 30-day fees, roughly 5× Raydium LaunchLab.
Which chains do pump.fun and Raydium LaunchLab run on?
Both run on Solana.
Is it cheaper to launch on pump.fun or Raydium LaunchLab?
pump.fun lists "No platform launch fee; network fees apply". Raydium LaunchLab lists "Network fees and account/vault rent; review the launch quote".
Do pump.fun and Raydium LaunchLab pay token creators?
pump.fun: Creator fees apply on the bonding curve and on canonical PumpSwap pools. The published curve creator fee is 0.30%; post-graduation rates follow the current fee schedule. On a holder rewards coin (from 12 September 2026), the creator fee goes to the coin's holders. Raydium LaunchLab: Curve creator fees depend on platform settings. After graduation, CPMM creator fees require an enabled rate and the appropriate creator-of-record. New migrations assign the locked-LP Fee Key to the platform, separately from creator fees. From September 2026, Raydium can keep a share of the CPMM creator fee when it is collected.
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Fee and revenue data come from DefiLlama and refresh about hourly. MemeFees is independent and not affiliated with pump.fun or Raydium LaunchLab. Nothing here is financial advice.