pump.fun · the podcaster gets 80% of creator fees
Every podcast gets one coin.
Find a show, launch its coin from your own wallet. The podcaster claims the creator fees by adding one line to their RSS feed. One coin per show, one free launch per wallet.
Launch this show's coin
step 1 of 2512 × 512 coin picture: the show's cover, title and host.
The website is set to the show's Apple Podcasts page. The description links to this coin's PodcastPad page.
Your buy goes in the same transaction as the launch, so nobody buys before you.
- Save picture
- Build transaction
- Coin address signs
- You approve in wallet
- Solana confirms
- Listed on PodcastPad
Top shows
Podcasters: claim your show's fees
If someone launched a coin for your show, 80% of its creator fees can be yours. Prove you run the show by putting one line in your RSS feed. No sign-up, no email, no forms.
- Search your show above and open it. If it has a coin, you'll see its claim code (looks like
PP-XXXX-XXXX). - In your podcast host, add the code and your Solana wallet to the feed: either a
podcast:txttag, or anywhere in the show description. - Press Check my feed. We read your feed live, with no cache. If the code and one wallet are there, the claim is approved at once.
- PodcastPad signs the one-time fee split on chain: 80% you, 10% the launcher, 10% PodcastPad. You can remove the line afterwards.
Option A · in your feed's <channel>
<podcast:txt purpose="podcastpad">PP-XXXX-XXXX YourSolanaWallet</podcast:txt>
Option B · in your show description
PodcastPad: PP-XXXX-XXXX YourSolanaWallet
Most hosts let you edit the show description. The podcast:txt tag is part of the open Podcasting 2.0 namespace; some hosts add it for you.
How it works
- One coin per podcast (by its Apple Podcasts id). If a show already has a coin, you see that coin instead of a launch form.
- One free launch per wallet. The page checks before you sign, and the list refuses a second coin from the same wallet.
- A show needs a public RSS feed and at least 3 episodes.
- Every coin's creator on pump.fun is the PodcastPad escrow
, so fees wait there until the podcaster claims. - The site never holds your keys. Your wallet signs your launch; the escrow owner signs the split in their own wallet.
Tokenomics
Show coins are standard pump.fun coins: 1,000,000,000 supply, bonding curve, no team allocation. The launcher may make one first buy in the launch transaction, shown before signing.
Creator-fee split after a claim: podcaster / launcher / PodcastPad.
$PODCASTPAD, the site's own coin: address not published yet. PodcastPad's 10% share of show-coin fees supports the site.
Roadmap
- Now Search any show, launch its coin, one per show, podcaster claim through the RSS feed.
- Next Live price and fees earned on every cover, and a per-show fee tracker.
- Then Network claims: one feed line covers every show of a podcast network.
- Later New-episode alerts on each coin page, read straight from the feed.
Questions
Does the podcaster have to do anything?
No. Anyone can launch a show's coin. Fees wait in the escrow until the podcaster claims by adding the code and their wallet to the feed. If they never claim, the escrow keeps them.
What does launching cost?
Creating the coin on pump.fun is free. You pay Solana account rent (about 0.02 SOL) and a small network fee. If you add a first buy: that SOL goes into the price curve, plus pump.fun's 0.95% trading fee, a 0.30% creator fee (to the escrow) and PumpPortal's 0.5% service fee on the buy. The review screen lists every amount before your wallet opens.
Why can my wallet launch only once?
So one person can't grab every show. Each wallet gets one free launch here.
How do you know the claimer really runs the show?
Only the person who controls a show's RSS feed can change it. We fetch the feed that Apple Podcasts lists for the show, live and with no cache, and look for this coin's code and exactly one Solana wallet.
Is PodcastPad custodial?
No. The site never sees a key. Your wallet signs the launch. The escrow owner signs the fee split in their own wallet; after that, pump.fun's fee program pays the three wallets directly.
Is this investment advice?
No. Most new coins lose value. Only launch or buy what you can afford to lose.