Launch your token in seconds.
Deploy an SPL token on Solana in under a minute. Configure, launch, add liquidity — no smart contracts, no CLI, no complexity.
Launching around the clock.
A live look at the platform — what is deploying right now, and the busiest tokens in the explorer.
From idea to tradeable in three steps.
Sign in
An email and a password. NightRug opens a Solana address for your account and holds it — no wallet to install, no seed phrase to lose.
Configure
Name, ticker, supply, decimals. Then decide which authorities you keep and whether to open a pool — NightRug adds 15% to whatever you pair with it.
Launch
Confirm once. The mint lands in under a minute and your token has a page the moment it exists.
You decide what you give up.
Three authorities come with every SPL token. The launch flow asks about each one by name and tells you what changes before you confirm.
Revoking is permanent and publicly verifiable. Nothing is decided on this page.
Freeze authority
Lets you freeze a holder's token account. Revoked, no one — including you — can ever lock a holder out.
Mint authority
Lets you create more supply after launch. Revoked, the supply is capped forever. It is the first thing holders check.
Update authority
Lets you change the name, symbol and icon later. Revoked, the token's identity is frozen as it is.
No hidden fees. Here is the whole bill.
Launched, and still here.
No wallet to connect, no seed phrase — I signed up with an email, filled in the form, clicked create. The token was live before I finished my coffee.
Setting up the pool by hand used to cost me forty-five minutes and one panic attack. Here it is a toggle inside the same flow.
My co-founder has never opened a terminal. She launched our project token on her own and did not ask me a single question.
The review step showed me exactly which authorities I was giving up before I confirmed. First launchpad that told me instead of assuming.
I mistyped the supply by a factor of ten and it caught it at the field, not after the mint. That validation paid for the whole platform.
The fee breakdown matched what actually came off the balance, to the fourth decimal. Small thing. It is also the thing that made me trust the rest.
Deployed three tokens for a client in one afternoon. The draft saved itself between them, which I only noticed because it never got in my way.
Everything is on one page afterwards — price, holders, liquidity, the revoke buttons. I stopped keeping a spreadsheet.
No wallet to connect, no seed phrase — I signed up with an email, filled in the form, clicked create. The token was live before I finished my coffee.
Setting up the pool by hand used to cost me forty-five minutes and one panic attack. Here it is a toggle inside the same flow.
My co-founder has never opened a terminal. She launched our project token on her own and did not ask me a single question.
The review step showed me exactly which authorities I was giving up before I confirmed. First launchpad that told me instead of assuming.
Questions people actually ask.
Your next token starts here.
Fill in a name, a ticker and a supply. Decide which authorities you keep and whether to open a pool. Confirm once — the mint lands in under a minute, with a page of its own that anyone can open.
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