Coins that pay for their own hype.
Every coin on Flare puts part of its creator fees toward its own DexScreener boosts, trending spots and ads. The marketing runs itself, so devs don't have to.
Every flare, tracked.
Every boost, trending spot and ad a coin buys shows up here with its transaction, so you can see where every bit of fees went.
Flare log
LiveNo flares yet
When coins go live, every boost and trending buy pops up here with the coin, the SOL spent and a link to the tx.
Where the hype goes
A coin fires a flare when its hype wallet can afford the next boost.
Burning brightest.
Launch once. It markets itself.
Launch your coin
Add a name, ticker and image, and pick how much of your fees go to hype. It launches through pump.fun like normal.
Fees fill the hype wallet
Every trade pays creator fees. Your hype share drops into a wallet that only buys marketing. Nobody can pull it, including you.
Flares fire on their own
When the wallet can cover the next boost or trending spot, Flare buys it automatically. More volume means more flares.
Light your coin.
Two quick steps. It takes about a minute.
Good questions.
What is Flare?
Flare is a Solana launchpad where coins pay for their own marketing. Part of every coin's creator fees automatically buys DexScreener boosts, trending spots and ads for that coin.
Can the dev pull the hype money?
No. The hype share goes into a wallet that can only spend on marketing for that coin. Nobody can withdraw it, the dev included.
What does $FLARE do?
15% of creator fees from every coin launched on Flare buys back and burns $FLARE. More coins and more volume mean bigger burns.
How do I know the boosts really happened?
Every flare shows up on the live log with the coin, the channel, the SOL spent and the transaction, so anyone can check it.
When does a flare fire?
As soon as a coin's hype wallet has enough SOL for the next boost tier or trending spot. Busy coins fire more often.
Is it on pump.fun?
Yes. Coins launch through pump.fun and trade like any other pump.fun coin. Flare handles the fee routing and the marketing buys.