Pick the mix
Name, ticker, image — then the new part: which platforms run the ads, and how the budget splits between them.
Solana launchpad
Launch a coin.
Launch a coin.
It pays for
its own ads.
Every trade on your coin pays a creator fee. On AdPad all of it goes straight back out as ads for that same coin. You pick the platforms — X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook — and an AI desk writes a creative for every format and buys the placements.
Type a ticker — the board shows its ad
How it works
Fees in.
Fees in.
Attention out.
Most launchpads hand the creator fees to whoever deployed the coin. AdPad spends them on the one thing a new coin actually needs: people finding out it exists.
Fees fund it
Every trade pays a creator fee, and every fee lands in the campaign wallet. No top-ups, no invoices — the coin pays for its own ads.
The desk runs it
An AI writes a creative for every format, buys the placements inside your mix, and moves budget to whatever brings real holders. You watch it, and you can stop it.
The loop
Trades pay fees. Fees buy ads. Ads bring people who trade. The budget grows with the coin instead of coming out of your pocket — and every step is posted on the coin's page.
- 100% of creator fees, not a slice of them.
- Holders see the wallet, the buys and the results.
- Change the mix or switch it off whenever you want.
Creative machine
Pick a platform.
Pick a platform.
Get every format.
First choose where the ad lives, then the type of creative that platform runs — a story, a reel cover, a pre-roll cut, a banner. The desk writes each one for your ticker. Tap one to put it on the board.
Copy rules are part of the product: no price predictions, no promised returns, no pretending to be a person or an exchange. Ads only run where a platform allows crypto advertising — AdPad isn't affiliated with any of them.
The mixer
Where the
Where the
money goes.
Split the budget across the platforms. Drag the sliders and the share, the daily spend and the reach estimate all move with you — or take a preset and get on with your day.
Creator fees, per day6.0 SOL
An example figure — the real one is whatever the coin trades. All of it funds the campaign.
Daily ad budget
6.0 SOL
Estimated daily reach
—
Illustrative maths at example rates. Real reach depends on the placement, the creative and each platform's rules on crypto ads.
The desk
An AI runs
An AI runs
the campaign.
Nobody wants to be a media buyer at 3am. The desk writes the creatives, places the buys inside the rules you set, and rebalances toward whatever actually brings holders.
Desk feed
Simulated — this is what the log looks like while a campaign runs.
The leash
It gets a budget and a boundary, not a blank cheque.
- Spends only what the fees brought in — the wallet can't go negative.
- Stays inside your platform mix and your daily cap.
- Kills a creative that isn't converting and moves the money.
- No price talk, no promised returns, no "guaranteed" anything.
- No placement outside what a platform's own crypto-ad policy allows.
You keep the kill switch: pause the campaign or change the mix at any time.
It writes
One idea, resized for every slot: 4:5 for the timeline, 9:16 for stories, reels and Shorts, 16:9 for pre-roll and banners. Same joke, native everywhere.
It buys
It places the buys inside your platform mix and your daily cap, and only where that platform's own crypto-ad rules allow it.
It learns
It reads clicks, watch-through and new holders per platform and per format, kills what's flat and moves that money hourly, not weekly.
It reports
Every creative, every buy and every lamport lands on the coin's public page. Nothing about the campaign is private to you.
Receipts
Every spend
Every spend
in the open.
Holders shouldn't have to trust a screenshot. The campaign wallet, the buys and the results sit on one public page for the coin.
Illustrative — example campaign- Fees routed—14 days, 100% of creator fees
- Impressions—across the live channels
- New holders—wallets that came from a click
- Cost per holder—the number the desk optimises
Spend vs. holders
Daily ad spend from fees, and the holder count that followed.
Buy log
What the desk bought, and for how much.
On a live campaign each line links to the on-chain transfer.
Launch brief
Write the
Write the
brief.
The same form as any launchpad, plus four lines about the ads. Fill it in and watch the board change.
Preview
- Name and ticker
- Platforms picked
- Wallet connected
Questions
The fine print.
Where does the money actually come from?
Creator fees on your coin's trades. They route to the campaign wallet instead of to a person. If nobody trades there's no budget — the ads scale with the coin.
Can I keep the fees instead?
That's the one thing AdPad doesn't do. The point of launching here is that the fees are visibly spent on the coin. If you want them in your pocket, any other launchpad will oblige.
Which platforms do the ads run on?
You choose: X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Facebook, plus crypto sites, Telegram and Discord groups. AdPad isn't affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any of them. Each platform sets its own rules for crypto advertising — some require an advertiser check, some restrict it by country, some don't allow it at all — so a campaign only runs where it's allowed, and the desk says so on the campaign page when a platform turns a creative down.
How smart is the desk really?
It's an agent with a budget, a channel mix and a rule list. It drafts copy, buys inside the mix, reads what converts and moves money. A human reviews anything it can't place automatically. It's not a trading bot and it never touches the coin's supply.
What stops it writing something stupid?
The copy rules: no price predictions, no promises of return, no impersonating a person or an exchange, no fake endorsements. Every live creative is shown on the campaign page, so holders can see exactly what's running.