Find the tier that suits your needs. We are keeping it simple with just two tiers tailored to your wants and needs.
Launch a token that looks legit in about a minute — vanity address, social metadata, and revoked authorities, all in one signed transaction.
You want more features and more control? With pro you get everything in standard and a hell of a lot more.
Tap any row for the detail. Standard is framed for memecoins and community tokens; Pro adds the mint-time Token-2022 extensions builders need.
One flat price per tier — every feature in the tier is included. No per-feature charges and no percentage of your supply is ever taken.
Standard covers the vast majority of launches. Pro exists for the minority of projects that specifically need mint-time Token-2022 extensions.
Both tiers build the mint in your browser and finalize in a single signed transaction. Pro adds a short guided wizard for extension settings.
Standard lets you pick either program — neither is presented as the right answer. Pro requires Token-2022 because every Pro feature is a Token-2022 extension.
The mint is assembled in your browser and finalized in a single wallet signature. Whitelist gating adds extra batch signatures after the mint, but the token itself is always created in one transaction.
Every token is created directly on Solana Mainnet — there is no testnet-only mode or staging step. What you sign is the live mint.
Set how divisible the token is, from 0 (whole units only) up to 9 decimal places. Defaults to 9 — the Solana convention — and is fixed once the mint is created.
Mint any starting supply straight to your wallet as part of token creation, or set it to zero and mint later while you still hold the mint authority.
Attach a free-text description to the token's metadata so explorers and wallets can show what the project is about, alongside the name and symbol.
Pro includes one-click presets that pre-fill a coherent set of extension settings for common designs, so you can start from a sensible baseline and tweak from there. Standard's single form has no presets.
Choose the leading or trailing characters of your mint address (e.g. MEME… or …MEME) so it's recognizable on explorers and DEXs. Included in both tiers — never a paid add-on.
Match your chosen characters at the start (prefix) or the end (suffix) of the mint address. Both modes are included in both tiers; longer patterns take longer to grind.
Upload a logo that's optimized and pinned to decentralized (IPFS) storage, then referenced from the token's on-chain metadata so wallets and explorers can display it.
Attach your project's site and social links to the token metadata at creation, so holders can find the official channels straight from their wallet or explorer.
Attach name, symbol, image, and social links (site, X, Telegram) directly to the mint's on-chain metadata at creation time.
Standard token identity fields, set once at mint. Editable later only if you keep the update authority rather than revoking it.
Permanently fix the supply by revoking the mint authority — the standard signal to holders that no more tokens can ever be minted. Irreversible.
Give up the ability to freeze holder accounts, so no one — including you — can lock transfers. Irreversible.
Lock the metadata so name, symbol, and links can never be changed. Revoke for immutability, or keep it if you expect to update branding.
Pro lets you decide each authority independently: revoke it, keep it on your wallet, or assign it to another address. Standard's flow is keep-or-revoke.
Hand an authority to a Program Derived Address so an on-chain program controls the mint. Verify the PDA and its program first — assignment is irreversible.
A protocol-level fee skimmed on every transfer, set in basis points with a max cap. Powers reflection-style tokens. Can only be configured at mint.
The displayed balance accrues at a set rate via the Token-2022 interest-bearing extension. Display only — it doesn't move real tokens. Mint-time only.
Add a pause authority that can globally halt every transfer of the token and resume it later — useful for incident response or a staged launch. The pause authority can be kept, revoked, or assigned at mint, but the extension itself can only be enabled at creation.
Make the token permanently non-transferable — it stays in the wallet it is minted or airdropped to and can never be moved. Suited to credentials, badges, and proof-of-attendance. Permanent and cannot be undone.
Set an address that can move or burn tokens from any holder without their signature — intended for regulated or custodial designs. Powerful and irreversible: many wallets flag it as high-risk and some venues will not list it.
Require a memo on every incoming transfer to the creator account — useful for accounting and compliance trails. Opt-in at mint.
Gate who can hold the token using default-frozen accounts that you thaw per holder. Establishes an allow-list at mint that can't be retrofitted later.
Every feature listed in a tier is included in its flat fee — no per-feature charges, and no percentage of your supply is taken.
Still unsure? Take this quiz in about 20 seconds to help you decide.
Custom on-chain mechanics — a fee on every transfer, interest, holder gating, delegated control — exist only as Token-2022 extensions, and only Pro configures them at mint time.
Transfer Fee and Interest-Bearing Mint are Token-2022 extensions. Both are set when the mint is created, and neither can be added to a token that already exists.
Whitelist-only holding and assigning an authority to a program address (PDA) are Pro's per-authority step. Standard's authorities are keep-or-revoke only.
Nothing you described needs a Token-2022 extension. A memecoin or community token with ordinary transfers, open holding, and keep-or-revoke authorities is a Standard mint — 0.2 SOL flat, about a minute, one signed transaction.
Create Standard →Transfer fees, interest-bearing balances, whitelist-only holders, and PDA-assigned authorities are all Token-2022 extensions, and every one of them has to be configured at the moment the mint is created. None can be added to a token that already exists, so a single yes is enough to make Pro the right tier — 0.3 SOL flat.
Create Pro →Most likely standard. If you do not need any special extensions enabled, like transfer fees, or interest bearing. Save yourself some money and some time and get started today!
Pro exists entirely to configure Token-2022 extensions — transfer fees, interest-bearing balances, memo enforcement, whitelist gating. Those extensions only exist in the Token-2022 program. The legacy SPL Token program has no extension framework at all, so a "Pro legacy" mint would have nothing extra to configure — it would just be a Standard mint. That's why Pro requires Token-2022. If you want a plain legacy-style mint with no extensions, Standard is the right tier.
No — and this is the single most important thing to get right before you mint. Token-2022 extensions like transfer fees, interest, and whitelist gating can only be configured at the moment a mint is created. They cannot be added to an existing token afterward, so a Standard mint can't be "upgraded" to Pro later; you'd have to mint a new token. Authorities you chose to keep can still be changed or revoked at any time. If there's any chance you'll need an extension, choose Pro up front.
Yes, in Pro. Pro's per-authority step lets you assign the mint, freeze, or update authority (and the authorities of the extensions you select) to any address, including a PDA (Program Derived Address). Standard's flow is keep-or-revoke only. Whichever you choose, verify the PDA and its owning program before you sign: assigning an authority to the wrong address is irreversible, and SoulMinter is non-custodial, so we can't undo it for you.
Yes. Revoking the mint, freeze, and update authorities is included in both Standard and Pro at no extra cost — it is never a paid add-on. The difference is granularity: Standard offers keep-or-revoke, while Pro lets you decide each authority independently and optionally assign it to a specific address or PDA instead of revoking it.
The extensions themselves must be enabled at mint and can't be added afterward. Token-2022 does let some parameters within an enabled extension be updated by whoever holds the relevant authority — a transfer-fee rate, for example, can be changed within its configured cap — but SoulMinter's manage-token page does not currently expose those controls; it covers authority revocation, additional minting, pause/resume, and whitelist accounts. Either way, if an extension wasn't enabled at creation there is no way to add it later, so decide your extension set before minting.
No. SoulMinter is a non-custodial software tool. The transaction is assembled in your browser and signed by your wallet — we never see, store, or transmit your private keys. Creating a token is not an investment, and nothing here is financial or investment advice.
A vanity mint address lets you choose the leading or ending characters of your token's on-chain address (e.g. SM… or …SM), which makes it easier to recognize on explorers and DEXs. It's included in both tiers at no extra cost — on many other creators it's a paid add-on.