Pump.fun Fee Calculator

By the SolBotRank team · Updated September 26, 2026

Enter a trade size and see every fee on it: Pump.fun's protocol and creator fees on the bonding curve, the PumpSwap tier after graduation, your trading bot's fee on top and priority fees. Uses the fee schedule on Pump.fun's official fee page.

Your trade

SOL
2Where does the coin trade?
3How do you trade it?
SOL

Fees on one 1 SOL trade

0.0235 SOL

2.35% of the trade

Pump.fun protocol (0.95%)
0.0095
Coin creator (0.3%)
0.003
Bot or terminal (1%)
0.01
Priority fee and tip
0.001
Buy and sell (round trip)
0.047 SOLThe coin must rise about 4.7% just to break even, before slippage.

If the curve completes, Pump.fun also takes a one-time 0.015 SOL graduation fee from the pool, not from your trade.

Pump.fun fees, as published

These figures come from Pump.fun's fee page (checked September 26, 2026). On the bonding curve every buy and sell pays 1.25%: 0.95% to the protocol and 0.30% to the coin's creator. Coin creation is free, and a one-time 0.015 SOL fee applies when a coin graduates to PumpSwap. On PumpSwap's canonical SOL pools the fee depends on the coin's market cap:

Market cap (SOL)CreatorProtocolLPTotal
0 – 4200.3%0.93%0.02%1.25%
420 – 1,4700.95%0.05%0.2%1.2%
1,470 – 2,4600.9%0.05%0.2%1.15%
2,460 – 3,4400.85%0.05%0.2%1.1%
3,440 – 4,4200.8%0.05%0.2%1.05%
4,420 – 9,8200.75%0.05%0.2%1%
9,820 – 14,7400.7%0.05%0.2%0.95%
14,740 – 19,6500.65%0.05%0.2%0.9%
19,650 – 24,5600.6%0.05%0.2%0.85%
24,560 – 29,4700.55%0.05%0.2%0.8%
29,470 – 34,3800.5%0.05%0.2%0.75%
34,380 – 39,3000.45%0.05%0.2%0.7%
39,300 – 44,2100.4%0.05%0.2%0.65%
44,210 – 49,1200.35%0.05%0.2%0.6%
49,120 – 54,0300.3%0.05%0.2%0.55%
54,030 – 58,9400.275%0.05%0.2%0.525%
58,940 – 63,8600.25%0.05%0.2%0.5%
63,860 – 68,7700.225%0.05%0.2%0.475%
68,770 – 73,6810.2%0.05%0.2%0.45%
73,681 – 78,5900.175%0.05%0.2%0.425%
78,590 – 83,5000.15%0.05%0.2%0.4%
83,500 – 88,4000.125%0.05%0.2%0.375%
88,400 – 93,3300.1%0.05%0.2%0.35%
93,330 – 98,2400.075%0.05%0.2%0.325%
98,240+0.05%0.05%0.2%0.3%

Pump.fun's own app adds nothing on top (its fee page notes up to 0.1% more for some mobile transactions). Network fees, priority fees and slippage are separate. The full breakdown with a worked example is in Pump.fun fees explained.

Your bot's fee is usually the biggest line

If you trade through a bot or terminal, its fee is added to every trade, and at 1% it is often larger than Pump.fun's own fee on a graduated coin. Compare them in Solana trading bot fees compared or see the best Pump.fun trading bots. Launching a coin instead? Compare venues in the best Solana launchpads and Bonk.fun vs Pump.fun.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Pump.fun trading fee?

On the bonding curve it is 1.25% of each trade: 0.95% to the protocol and 0.30% to the coin's creator. After graduation, PumpSwap fees depend on market cap, from 1.25% for the smallest coins down to 0.30% above about 98,240 SOL.

Does a trading bot charge on top of Pump.fun fees?

Yes. Bots and terminals such as Axiom or Trojan add their own fee, usually around 1% per trade before any cashback, on top of the venue fee.

How much does it cost to create a coin on Pump.fun?

Pump.fun's fee page lists coin creation at 0 SOL. When a bonding curve completes, a one-time 0.015 SOL graduation fee is taken as liquidity moves to PumpSwap.

Why does the break-even move matter?

You pay fees on the way in and on the way out. With a 1% bot fee on the bonding curve, a buy and a sell cost about 4.5% of the trade, so the price has to rise almost 5% before you make anything, before slippage.

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