How SUMMON works.

Every coin on SUMMON launches on one Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve config. The partner side of every trading fee goes to the public SUMMON Vault. Creators keep their creator share, shown on every coin.

Each launch also pays a small launch fee to the vault. Coins built in the studio add a small Summon fee that covers the AI costs. Both are shown before you sign.

After a coin migrates to Meteora DAMM v2, the locked partner LP keeps earning fees for the vault.

Payouts are sent manually by the SUMMON team. Before each payout the team takes a snapshot of all $SUMMON holders above the minimum balance. Pools, the vault, burn addresses and listed exchange wallets are left out.

The payout is split by balance: a bigger bag gets a bigger share. SOL goes out in batched transfers signed in the team's wallet. The snapshot hash, the full CSV and every transaction are published on Payouts and Proof.

Amounts depend on trading volume. Nothing is guaranteed and there is no fixed schedule unless one is posted on the Vault page.

Describe an idea. In plan mode SUMMON writes a concept and asks three questions first; in build mode it goes straight to work.

SUMMON generates three name and ticker options, a description, three logos, a one-page website, three launch tweets and coin settings. Edit or regenerate anything.

Launch signs in your own wallet; you are the creator. Your site goes live at /p/your-ticker. Holding the minimum $SUMMON unlocks launching once $SUMMON is live. One studio launch per wallet per 24 hours.

The studio won't build projects that impersonate real brands or people, or that are adult or harmful.

SUMMON never asks for a seed phrase or private key, and nobody from the team will DM you first. You connect a wallet and sign.

No key that can move vault SOL lives on a server. Every number on the site is read from Solana or from published records. Examples are labeled as examples.

Memecoins are extremely risky and can go to zero. Nothing on SUMMON is financial advice.